At the end of the movie she was asked if they would re-do all the wrong they have done and she said "No"? I guess she must be that dumb enough to say that and now she and her husband will have to spend eternity in hell forever! If I were her husband I would of said "Yes" in a heartbeat and she could rot in hell for all I care!
I don't know why she said no, either. Surely she must know it was wrong and so you would say "yes, I would do things differently."
- He's convinced me. Give me my dollar back.
Because it was her honest answer. She asks for a second chance, claiming they will be good people, but when asked if she really would have done anything different she just can't lie, she knows she would have still killed their child to save their own lives. Evil has been with her a long time, whispering to her, corrupting her soul. She can never be anything different even knowing the ending outcome.
shareShe could of said Yes if she wanted to. Love can overcome the strength of evil and that's why she was going to be given a second chance. She was freely given a chance to change in which she turned it down.
She could of said Yes if she wanted to. Love can overcome the strength of evil and that's why she was going to be given a second chance. She was freely given a chance to change in which she turned it down.
She wasn't being given a chance though, she was being asked a rhetorical question. She could say yes, but it's not changing the outcome. The person asking the question knows she did what she did, and she ain't changing.
"What every columnist needs to do is shut the f-ck up!"
People, I need you to FOCUS on what I'm about to tell you.
Would have = would've
Should have = should've
Could have = could've
Might have = might've
The above are the correct words and their respective contractions. Pairs such as 'could of', 'should of', and so on are not valid word pairings. What's happening here is that, bluntly, you don't read very much, or very well. You are hearing a contraction (e.g., 'should've'), and because you don't read, you are mishearing the 'should've' as 'should of'. This is similar to other errors, many considered to be mondegreens, and they are errors that people who *do* have a reading level above grade three frequently make fun of. I know that once I hit an error that is the result of a lack of ability and/or education, I tend to skim the rest (if I finish it at all) and disregard whatever it is the person is saying because I figure that they are extremely stupid.
Stop embarrassing yourselves.
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