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He feels that if he cannot have her, then no one will. Sara does not want to return to the terrible oppressive lifestyle she was trapped in before. Instead of giving up her new life, she shoots the "intruder" in her house and puts an end to her husband's reign of terror over her...
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After killing her husband in self-defense, she is able to be truly free and live her life. Characters The main character is Laura Burns/Sara Waters. In the beginning of the movie, she is a young wife who is constantly demoralized and exploited by her husband...
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