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Pig Girl by Colleen Murphy, set on a pig farm, contrasts two timelines: one where the antagonist, Killer, gruesomely murders Dying Girl, and another where her Sister confronts a Cop over his dismissive handling of the case, highlighting systemic biases and personal anguish. The play intertwines these narratives to reveal societal failures and the haunting legacy of violence against women, particularly Indigenous women. The play includes extreme violence and explores the themes of systemic racism, violence, and exploitation faced by sex workers and Indigenous women.