The last part of All’s Well and Fair II is a bit of an epilogue; asking the mothers and their children what they envision for their future and where they might see themselves in another 10 years.

This episode also includes the complete Dioxin Dolly song that inspired the film and concludes with the end credits.

This is a transmedia documentary, so we want to hear from YOU. Share your opinions and experiences via a response video or comments.

Our tip: Watch from the beginning to find out who these women are and why they’re discussing these subjects. But feel free to just watch whatever subject interests you.

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After we discussed all the 1996 topics in 2006, it was only natural that an additional subject emerged: Who are you today? Where are you in your life? Have you changed?

Margaret, Tina and Rachel look honestly at who they have become and how they feel about where they are.

Can you be that honest in evaluating where you are? We would love to hear from you (through a response video or by leaving comments on YouTube, Google+, Facebook, Twitter…).

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While this episode has a definite “it’s coming to end feel” to it, there’s still one more epilogue episode to come out on Monday, July 9th.

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Children are what being a mother is all about! In this episode you finally get to meet all the children you’ve been hearing so much about. Find out how the mothers Tina, Rachel and Margaret care for them and how they deal with the responsibilities of making decisions for their children – back in 1996 and in 2006 as their children and the mothers grow older and new children are born into a changed family.

In case this is the first All’s Well and Fair II episode you’ve come across: you can watch individual episodes without the context of the whole film. But if you’d like to know more about why this film was made and who these women are, we’d recommend you watch from the beginning.

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If you say something about your mother, you say something about yourself. So what do you think about your mother? And what are your thoughts about motherhood? Let the honesty of Rachel, Tina and Margaret inspire you to let us know your thoughts.

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What are your thoughts about mainstream media, alternative media and DIY culture?

In this episode Rachel states: “Our culture is being sold to us at this point instead of us creating it for ourselves. This belief is part of why this film was made and is being released for free online and last but not least why it’s asking YOU to participate and create your culture by making your own response videos. Let’s tell OUR stories together.

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