“A stranger offered her baby clothes and a cigarette.”
Did the stranger offer baby clothes to a mommy?
Or did the stranger offer clothes for Mommy’s baby?
English is such a complicated language. “Offered her” has two different meanings, “baby clothes” can be interpreted two different ways, and we haven’t even gotten to the cigarette.
This could have been a scene out of Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Or did a strange offer clothes and a cigarette to someone’s baby?
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