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i wrote my narrative about something and it was all based on a wife debating whether to take off his life support? she swerved into a tree cos she was annoyed at him cos something happened to her son and it was his fault. he was put into a coma and is told he wasn’t gonna make it.
would this be taken as a safeguarding issue and like would it still get marked? will it all be fine?
would this be taken as a safeguarding issue and like would it still get marked? will it all be fine?
Original post by elisemchugh
i wrote my narrative about something and it was all based on a wife debating whether to take off his life support? she swerved into a tree cos she was annoyed at him cos something happened to her son and it was his fault. he was put into a coma and is told he wasn’t gonna make it.
would this be taken as a safeguarding issue and like would it still get marked? will it all be fine?
would this be taken as a safeguarding issue and like would it still get marked? will it all be fine?
if it had been flagged as a safeguarding concern they would have contacted you to check as soon as the examiner got the paper (months ago). lots of people write dramatic/ dark narratives so you will be fine
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