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I'm Elamene Abdu Mahmoud, and this week on the show, we are bringing together the group chat to talk about the big winners, the surprises that no one saw coming, and the snubs that people are upset about.

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Just a heads up that this episode contains discussions about child abuse and animal abuse, including some explicit mentions.

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We always got along. We never fought, and we never fought during our marriage, really.

I don't remember fighting with him until this situation came along.

This is Marilyn Harris.

She's talking here about her late ex-husband, Larry.

The couple were married for about 18 years.

They had three sons and a daughter,

and by all accounts, they had a pretty typical life

in their small city of Victoria, British Columbia.

Until one day, a minor coincidence changed their lives.

I was watching TV, and he came into the house, and Sybil was on.

It was a story about this woman, she was supposed to be, like as a child, she was tortured by

her mother. And then she gets a recovered memory when she saw the psychiatrist.

Sybil is a more than three hour long made-for-TV movie starring Sally Field and Joanne Woodward.

It first aired in 1976 and was adapted from the 1973 book by Flora Rita Schreiber.

It told the story of a young woman who entered therapy to discover that her mind had been split

into 16 distinct personalities by horrific childhood abuse.

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