Have at
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And I Must Scream: Most books have at least one ending describing you getting permanently frozen into an immobilized state or morphing into an inanimate object.
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It's now accepted as a standard that every object with any kind of use must have at least one 'archaic' or 'unusual' descriptor — 'stopper' in reference to a bathtub plug, for example.
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A successful businesswoman, she is the object of envy by Emma Small (McCambridge) a cattle baron's daughter who loathes Vienna and the new level of influence she would have at the onset of a railroad that Vienna supports against the interest of the cattle owners.
Source: Film / Johnny Guitar
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