Through a series of events, Jig contemplates the pros and cons of both sides and appears to be unwilling in her decision to have the abortion. ... Jig also experiences ambiguity, as she is torn between sides, expressing to her partner that they could have it all but on the other hand wants to keep him happy by continuing their relationship as they before, worry-free. ... Vegetation and fields of grain cover one side of the station whereas the other is a barren valley, possibly highlighting the contrasts between life and death. Doing this mirrors the decision Jig must make as having the abortio...

• Word Count: 1134
• Approx Pages: 5
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate