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It was not my intention to implicate you

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But, riddle me this. I am neither an expert on women's accessories, nor jail returnees, but do most women carry a purse if they've just been released from prison?  Like, what would be in the purse?  Certainly not her phone, her wallet, or her makeup bag, because one cannot take that into prison. 

And was she the one that Rachel bit?

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Lol!  I am the guilty party. 

You get all your possessions back post prison when you leave as long as they are not like drugs, weapons, or evidence. They just lock that up when you are in the slammer and put it in a box or something.  At least that's what tv and movies (not days) have taught me. 

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The first hot straight guy that Leo hasn't flirted with 

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This is speculation, but I can't help but think that Ron was instructed not to include any of that in the storyline. 

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We're seriously at the point where viewers need to donate their old clothes (and wigs).

If anything, they told Emily $2.50 for each character.

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I don't want to overthink the purse, but it completely took me out of the scene—I couldn’t focus on anything else! I get that if a woman is pulled over and sent to jail, she’d likely have her purse with her, especially one that capacious. But Theresa took a plea deal, so she knew she was going to be incarcerated. Why wouldn’t she just leave her purse at home if she was going to be locked up for six months? (rhetorical question, not worthy of an answer, just had to get it off my chest)

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