The stories of Karla Homolka and Lincoln Alexander are told to draw attention to the fact that
A)some children grow up unable to pick up the pieces of a life shattered by tragedy and become unhinged by life and stress.
B)children with difficult childhoods are always destined to have difficult adulthoods.
C)children with easygoing childhoods are always destined to have easygoing adulthoods.
D)None of these.

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The stories of Karla Homolka and Lincoln Alexander both involve individuals who experienced tragedy in their childhoods and went on to have problematic adulthoods. Their stories illustrate the potential consequences of a troubled childhood and draw attention to the importance of addressing and treating childhood trauma to prevent future problems.

The Stories of Karla Homolka and Lincoln Alexander Are Told