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No because she left a man at Rexor IV while he was away. It dose not matter if he was cruel or not, she left him there after he was abducted by the Rexorians. I mean i think a divorce would have solved the entire problem to be honest.

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Yes, I feel like jill is justified because at first she was being a bit rude. But her husband was fairly rude as well, but she wasn't shown any attention. But the "new Lester" had shown more attention and cared about her more, and at the end when she had gotten to know the truth and they were still ok. I feel that she has been justified.

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I feel like Jill is justified to an extent. I compare my feelings to this story to that of white bear. Both antagonists did something that provoked others in a negative way. The husband is completely inconsiderate of others feelings and should know how his actions affect others. Jill has been through a lot with in the past 4 years being married to Lester.

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I believe Jill is just justified for right now. If it turns out that he happens to change back then of course her justification will change. So I say that yeah right now she is all happy and excited to have her husband back but if things were to change then what?....things will go back to the way they were before.

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I can see why she wants to keep "the nice one."  her husband is an unfeeling jerk who is mean to kids, and I bet he'd "kick the dog" too.  I can't see having biological children with him.

But does he deserve an eternity trapped in a "mind holding device?" Trapped in eternal darkness forever,  without so much as a whisper to listen to?  It seems harsh.

It's hard for me to put myself in her place.

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It is explained to us and Jill in the story that this creature has taken over her husband's body and is from another planet. This creature is too weak to live on it's own so it is considered a parasitic alien creature. Even though Jill knows about this she still decides to lie to the lawyers about her experiences with this "new Lester". She could be endangering the human race of their planet by lying and allowing this creature to live there. She is taking some risky chances. Honestly she could have told the truth, the creature could have been destroyed and if Lester had been recovered she could still just divorce him and leave which was her original plan to begin with.

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I feel like Jill is justified because her relationship with Lester was obviously not a good one. Jill evidently loved him but he paid her no mind at all. So once he leaves, she had already declared she would leave him. Once "Lester" returns, he's completely different. It's like her dream Lester. It's everything she wanted her husband to be. But I don't think Lester deserves to held captive wherever he is.

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Jill is being selfish. What about other people that may care about Lester, Frank would care. She could have just as easily gotten a divorce when they found him. Lester could have even had an epiphany in being saved by his wife and decided to change his ways and be a better husband. Communication is huge in a relationship if you do not talk to your significant other about the way that you feel about them (like Jill was to Frank) then that is a straight road to nowhere.

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I feel as though Jill is justified in her decision to bring karma to her husband. He had a horrible attitude and seemed to lack communication skills with humans. Everybody deserves a second chance, but in the beginning of the story he seemed to be stuck in his ways. Jill probably realized this and decided to make herself happy.

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I believe that Jill was justified in her choice at the end due to how opposite the two acted. The one that was human acted very rude, almost like they were the alien. The same thing can be said for the alien, since they were kind-hearted and acted much more humane(?) then the other person. It's like meeting a new person, or a forgotten twin.

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The reasons are simple at the beginning of the story confirmed it. We get Lester who is a person who is totally devoid of emotion and works nonstop. In contrast we get Jill who is loving, caring, and loyal. But we get the alien who are called rexorians. This lifeform hasn't had contact with humanity for the most part. So after Lester comes back from his trip and he's changed for the better of course Jill is right. The rexorian was romantic with jill, wanted Gus to move in, actually paid attention to jill, and overall acted better than a human. While we had Lester who neglected his wife, didn't want to take jill on a vacation, and wanted a kid sent to the gov't at a young age.

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No, because she knew that if she did not admit that it wasn't her husband, it could take over their world. She not only knows that its some alien thing, she left her husband in space. He was a horrible person but she said she was going to leave him anyways.

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Jill is justified in her actions because the man her husband was treated her poorly. He belittled her and didn't really show her he loved her. This "new" Lester is everything she wants and couldn't have in the old Lester. Although, this "new" Lester isn't the Lester she married so it's not right. When you get married you're supposed to love flaws and all. She knew the kind of man Lester was before she married him.

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I feel like Jill is justified because she was being mistreated as a spouse and when she got the opportunity to get a better, more romantic person for a husband she took it. her original husband was not a good person and when it comes down to it she saved a good person from dying. That alien studied a lot on the human culture and was trying very hard to make her happy and seemed happy to stay like that in order to survive.

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In a sense, Jill is justified because all she wanted in her relationship was for something to change for the better. After the Rexorian returned home, Jill was glad to know that there was a change in Lester, which she had yearned for all along. He had finally seemed to notice her other than when she was disrupting his work, he had let Gus stay after tons of hot debate. This was the change Jill had been waiting for since the relationship began and she finally got it in the form of some alien creature taking over her husband. But she didn't care. As long as she is happy, why let a creature from another species entirely ruin her fun?

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In my honest opinion, yes, she is justified in her choice at the end of the story. Now, the reason why I say she is justified, some of you may not agree but this is me. She is justified because she had been in a harsh relationship and deep down, she loved her husband despite how horrid he was before he left. One he returned from the new planet, he was a new man, and his wife loved this new man that was here.