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to consider...
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and one related to the customs
to simplify matters
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Yes?
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Let's imagine the following situation
A man is dying of cancer...
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This is the third case of cancer
this year
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He is treated by an excellent specialist
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...who's believing Christian,
by the way, it's important
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Well, the doctor happen to live
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...in the same house as the patient
and his wife
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The wife starts pestering the doctor
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She wants to know...
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whether her husband will die
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And when, but the doctor
can't tell her that
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To him, it's like
passing a death sentence
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As a believer he can't do it
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But the patient's wife grows
more and more intrusive
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The doctor suspects her of having...
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special reasons that make her
insist on his answer
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It appears he's right:
The woman is pregnant
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It's another man's baby
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The husband doesn't know
What's more...
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She couldn't get pregnant before
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She loves her unborn baby,
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But she also loves her husband
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If he's going to live,
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She'll have an abortion
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If he dies, she can have her baby
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The doctor is to decide about
that baby's life
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whether he likes it or not
He's aware of that
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I know how the story ended
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Warsaw's a small town
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To make things more difficult for you,
I might add the baby's alive
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Which is perhaps the most important
element of the story