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Krammer vs krammer begins with Joana Krammer in her son room expressing her love towards him. Mr. krammer was late home from work, and by time he got home, his wife was standing out the door. When he was on the phone, Joana told him that she was leaving him and that her son Billy will remain with him, and that she’s not good for either of them. Months past, and during the course of Joana absents, it was rough for Mr. Krammer. Having to be responsible for his child by himself, while working a high demanding job created a lot of stressed on him. More months past, he was able to work in his work schedule and his managing his time with his son. Shortly afterwards, Joana called up Mr. krammer explaining how she wanted have brunch. When he got
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