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Why Didn 'T Go To Jail As Depicted In The Film'
The movie ¨It's a wonderful life¨ showed that every life matters. My examples are when Mr.Gallagher would have went to jail if George wasn't there to stop him from poisoning a child as well without George his brother would have died since their was no one to save him. Another reason is because is when george is not their Mr.Potter will obtain the town and would name it Potterville.
Mr.Gallagher didn't go to jail because George was there to stop him from poisoning a child. Mr.Gallagher almost poisoned a child because he just received a letter that his son had died in war. this when he was putting pills in a containers instead of putting the pills he was putting in python instead. Without George he would have went to jail and would have poisoned
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