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===Longer Version===
===Longer Version===
The path that the [[Mike|Row]] [[Heather|Family]] and [[Deputy Snyder]] took to the carnival was a single-lane, dirt road. That night, it was also raining. In order for two adults to be ejected from the front window of a car, the vehicle has to be traveling at ''least'' 60 MPH (96.5 KPH) without seatbelts on. Neither parent is shown wearing a seatbelt. When Deputy Snyder rounded the corner, both he and Mr. Row swerved out of the way, avoiding a collision. However, this caused the Row family's car to flip into a ditch, ejecting and killing the parents, shattering the window into [[Heather]]'s face, and causing [[Mike]] to fall comatose.
The path that the [[Mike|Row]] [[Heather|Family]] and [[Deputy Snyder]] took to the carnival was a single-lane, dirt road. That night, it was also raining. In order for two adults to be ejected from the front window of a car, the vehicle has to be traveling at ''least'' 60 MPH (96.5 KPH) without seatbelts on. Neither parent is shown wearing a seatbelt. When Deputy Snyder rounded the corner, both he and Mr. Row swerved out of the way, avoiding a collision. However, this caused the Row family's car to flip into a ditch, ejecting and killing the parents, shattering the window into [[Heather]]'s face, and causing [[Mike]] to fall comatose.
==Heather will be the main character of DTL4==
===Gist===
Due to [[Mari]], [[Jowee]], and [[Mike]] getting their time in the spotlight, [[Heather]] will be the main character of DTL4.
===Longer Version===
With [[Mari]] having the primary focus in the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', [[Jowee]] having the spotlight in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', and [[Mike]] being the center of attention in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'', [[Heather]] will fill a similar role in ''Drawn to Life 4'', should it ever be a thing.
