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This document provides a textual analysis of the film "Water" by Deepa Mehta. It notes that the film is set in 1938 and discusses some of the key plot points, including the three laws of the widow that the film explores. It also briefly introduces the main protagonist Chuiya and discusses how as a widow she loses her status and is vulnerable to abuse.
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