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** spoiler alert ** I want to give this more than three stars, but less than four. A shining example of why you shouldn't be a terrible human being to everyone that crosses your path. Somewhat like It's a Wonderful Life, The Five People You Meet in Heaven, and A Christmas Carol. Bridget is pushy, self-centered, and more about self-preservation than honesty. Someone served her some humble pie. She decided to get her act together. She was so unbelievably oblivious and nasty about her "friend's" (if you could say she and Michelle were friends) seriously problems with food that I found it hard to feel sorry for her. The only gripe with this story is that two of those she wronged (Mr. Ezhno & Brett) kind of fell by the wayside. She wrote them letters thinking that she was going to die, and then left the letters on her bed, assuming that the letters would just be given to the gentlemen. She did kind of make it right with the Headmaster of her school, but didn't personally apologize. I guess three out of five personal apologies isn't bad... right?

2023-02-25 21:43