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"While recently promoting her new movie, We Need to Talk About Kevin, Tilda Swinton, who plays the mother of a boy who commits mass murder, said: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s everybody&amp;#039;s nightmare that, when they&amp;#039;re pregnant, they&amp;#039;re going to give birth to the devil. That when they bring up children, especially a boy, they&amp;#039;re going to give birth to this violence.&amp;quot; Really? Being pregnant is all kind of blur now\u2014and I know I had plenty of fears\u2014but I never remember thinking I was going to give birth to the devil. I was worried about heart defects and genetic disorders and five fingers and toes. But not about having an evil baby. Since he was born pretty much perfect, I&amp;#039;ve since worried about Emmett being &amp;quot;a biter&amp;quot; in preschool, because that seems a like a common problem that so many parents struggle with. (Not because there&amp;#039;s any indication thus far that he likes to bite anything but ravioli.) But I feel like young kids bite because they&amp;#039;re frustrated and can&amp;#039;t communicate\u2014not because they&amp;#039;re violent. Then again, I don&amp;#039;t suppose the parents of &amp;quot;evil&amp;quot; kids feel like they&amp;#039;re particularly violent in the beginning, either. Were you (or are you) worried about giving birth to the devil? Are some kids just born evil? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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