Standard American Dialect - Wyoming. Zubaida is a young woman living
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We went to the candle vigil. [...]
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So how could it not be a town where this kind of thing happens? Like that’s just totally -- like, looking at an Escher painting and getting all confused like, it’s just totally circular logic, like how can you even say that? And we have to mourn this and we have to be sad that we live in a town, a state, a country where shit like this happens. I mean, these are people trying to distance themselves from this crime. And we need to own this crime. I feel. Everyone needs to own it. We are like this. We ARE like this. WE are LIKE this.
Kaufman, Moises, The Laramie Project Dramatists Play Service Acting Edition, pp.60-1.
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