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Can someone explain Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose’s disease??

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We don’t know what disease she had. Probably, it was some sort of injury, like a broken bone, and they just gave her morphine to ease the pain and she became addicted. Her death was meant to symbolize Tom Robinson’s case. She won, but she l…

DOES MRS. ELIOT SPITZER HAVE A SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE??

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Of course she may. After all, it is presumed she had marital relations with her Governor husband. Yet he was having illicit sex over at least a decade with harlots. Harlots were of high-class charges. But that does not mean they were sexual…

Pelvic MR imaging findings in gestational trophoblastic disease, …?

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Thirty-nine patients with abnormally elevated levels of serum beta subunit of human chorionic gonadotropin (beta-hCG) were studied to determine whether findings at magnetic resonance (MR) imaging are specific for primary molar disease, pers…

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Can someone explain Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose’s disease?

Q: After reading the book, i still didnt understand WHAT was her disease????? i know she was on morphine but why was she put on morphine??? and i dont understand the importance of her death!!! like it doesn’t have any meaning nor symbolizes anything! Anyone agrees??

A: We don’t know what disease she had. Probably, it was some sort of injury, like a broken bone, and they just gave her morphine to ease the pain and she became addicted.Her death was meant to symbolize Tom Robinson’s case. She won, but she lost. She was free from the morphine but it killed her. This is like what happened with Tom Robinson. Atticus and the others proved their case and that Tom was innocent, and even though he went to jail there was a good chance he wouldn’t be executed, but he died anyway. It’s like Atticus says, “It’s when you know you’re licked before you begin but you begin anyway and you see it through no matter what.” (pg. 112) He makes a similar quote when talking about Tom, saying he was “licked a hundred years before we started.”