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Why does Annie act like the butter she spilled on herself was disease or toxic?

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    /.ㅤ — 1 year ago(October 15, 2024 12:02 PM)

    When Annie Brackett accidentally spills a little bit of butter on her shirt, she basically freaks out by immediately removing almost all of her clothes except her underwear and socks/shoes.
    She then rushes to wash them, like they were infected with rabies/AIDS/something deadly.
    This doesn't make much sense, considering it's just a small amount of butter or margarine.
    Why do you think she acts like this?
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