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One of today's most divisive and emotional issues, the abortion pill is the focus of a popular online drama "Red Elephants Café" – a topic made all the more urgent by the Food and Drug Administration's recent attempts to make the "morning-after" abortion pill available to girls of any age – over the counter and without a prescription.
The "Red Elephants Café" story line revolves around liberal city manager Vel and her relationship with Britney Miller, her 16-year-old niece. Because Vel is "liberated" and Britney's parents are not, Britney turns to Vel for advice about her unplanned pregnancy.
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In the latest episode, Britney, in desperation, has gone to Planned Parenthood and been referred to an abortion doctor who instructed her to take the RU-486 abortion pill.
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Now home in bed, bleeding, vomiting and in pain, Britney tells Vel that she's supposed to go back to the doctor the next day for a follow-up abortion pill to complete the process. But, sobbing, she tells Vel, "I can't do this."
To which Vel replies, worriedly: "Britney, I don't think this is reversible."
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New episodes of "Red Elephants Café" are posted on WND on Tuesdays.
Previous episodes:
Webisode 4: Twilight zoning: More government, fewer jobs
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Webisode 3: New business and running for office
Webisode 2: Aunt Vel and the hidden price of promiscuity
Trailer introducing Red Elephants Café