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* The Very Bad Thing itself. It wasn't a horrible-but-necessary act against the German threat - that's just a lie to keep up morale. The truth is that Wellington Wells was tricked by the Germans into doing something horrible: deporting all children. What makes it worse is that the German army had presumably exhausted most of it's resources, and likely would have been easily defeated if Britain fought back. Instead, the children of Wellington Wells end up being both deported, and likely dying, for no reason.
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* The Very Bad Thing itself. It wasn't a horrible-but-necessary act against the German threat - that's just a lie to keep up morale. The truth is that Wellington Wells was tricked by the Germans into doing something horrible: deporting all children. What makes it worse is that the German army had presumably exhausted most of it's its resources, and likely would have been easily defeated if Britain fought back. Instead, the children of Wellington Wells end up being both deported, and likely dying, for no reason.
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* When Ollie ties up Victoria and forces her to come down off her Joy, she begs him to let her take her drugs. You see the effects of withdrawal, sobbing, remembering the traumatic effects of her past sins.
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* When Ollie ties up Victoria and forces her to come down off her Joy, she begs him to let her take her drugs. You see the effects of withdrawal, sobbing, remembering the traumatic effects of her past sins. Specifically, she remembers making the children sing "London Bridge is Falling Down" to calm them, but they still screamed when they were forced onto the train.
