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... QUESTION A & B are two homosexuals who have lived together for a number of years. Also living with them is C, who, while aged 30 is mentally abnormal and has a mental age of 10. A and B have cared for C for 2 years since C's remaining parent, an old friend of theirs, died. C cannot look after himself very well and occasionally goes through periods of deep depression. One day, A thinking that C might learn how to bake a cake, shows C how to mix ingredients and use the gas oven. He then goes to the shops to buy some decorations "to surprise B". When A gets back he finds C lying unconscious on the kitchen floor. There is a strong smell of gas. A rushes out to a telephone box to ring B. Meanwhile B arrives home and from smelling the gas and seeing the state

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