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Hi Maryish! I think you should elaborate on the movie Gimme Shelter (2013) on what kind of drugs her mother is on, presumably meth just from her hyperactivity, violence, and rotting teeth and how she is manipulative as well as an abusive addict. I also think you should elaborate on how her real father's wife abandons her at the doctors office the first time, and Apple walks back to her Dads in the rain to have the wife pretend she didnt abandon her saying "shes trying to get between us" and Apple yells "you liar!" And in her exhaustion and anger, passes out in her father's arms. She wakes up the next day and his wife apologizes, telling her shes booked a appointment with the clinic to get a abortion, which Apple doesnt want. On the way into the clinic, her dads wife gets a phone call from her dad, and tells Apple she'll "wait outside". Apple runs away from the death of her unborn baby and runs away in general from her dads wife who presumably isnt even there as noone chases Apple out of the clinic when she runs. Also, she crashes the car because a pimp tries to pull her over and is about to force her into the car to discuss "business" aka pimp her out, so she gets in voluntarily and steals it, speeding away in fear from the pimp. I think it's a very shocking crucial part of the movie that shouldn't be missed in description. Please consider. Thanks! — Preceding unsigned comment added by Skelterbot (talk • contribs) 03:08, 6 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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