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The description of the defendant as "a grandma" is definitely meant to get you on a particular side of the story before even reading it.
by kedean 6y ago
The description of the defendant as "a grandma" is definitely meant to get you on a particular side of the story before even reading it.
- mellosouls 6y agoShe's not called "a grandma" which is folksy and so you would be correct. She's referred to as "grandmother" to indicate the relationship which is relevant to the story and the presumable toxicity of the situation.