Opening the doors: Debt, domestic violence, power relations and an eviction notice
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Good god, this is horrible, a young proffesional suddenly finds herself in the workhouse and then evicted for being ‘posseded’ by bad luck and bad health, the reasons that sent her there in the first place. Really does make my heart heavy
‘Posseded’? Usually I can guess what someone means if it’s a spelling mistake or typo but I’m stumped.