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How Does Alice Leave Rosemary
Even though Rosemary is dead, she still wants to hang out and be friends with Alice. She wonders if being dead affects their friendship dynamic. She fears Alice will abandon her because she thinks Alice blames her for dying. If Alice wants to, she can leave Rosemary. Since Rosemary's death, uncontrollable anger flows through her and continues to grow. She hates herself for dying and doesn’t understand why she had to die. She has trouble controlling her anger, especially when Alice angers her. However, she gets anger at Alice because she hates how Alice moves on and doesn’t seem to care that she died.

Alice still wants Rosemary to be her best friend and doesn’t want to lose her again. When Rosemary starts talking to Alice, Alice didn’t have
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