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    How <em>Big Little Lies</em> Captures Children's Quiet Stress

    In the fifth episode of its new season, the HBO series homes in on the burdens kids bear in times of familial distress.
    by Shirley Li Jul 08, 2019 3 minutes
    Source: Jennifer Clasen / HBO

    This article contains spoilers through Season 2, Episode 5 of Big Little Lies.

    Of the children on , Chloe (Darby Camp) has always been one of the more perceptive ones. In Season 1, she tried to mend fences between Ziggy (Iain Armitage) and Amabella (Ivy George). In an earlier episode this season, she braved her mother Madeline’s (Reese Witherspoon) wrath by calling her “,” a harsh burn from a second grader. And last night’s episode sees her wordlessly hugging her

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