Should it be "second chance" instead?

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After learning about a case that was withdrawn because the plaintiff would not testify in court, he asked his daughter the next day to give him a chance and do him a favour that would change his life.
[The plaintiff is the father/ He had molested and raped his daughter on many occasions from when she was 12.]

Should it be "second chance" instead?

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"Second chance" is a better choice.

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@tanguatlay,

Or perhaps "another" since she has likely given him many chances.

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@tanguatlay,

tanguatlay wrote:

[The plaintiff is the father/ He had molested and raped his daughter on many occasions from when she was 12.]

So doesn't that make the daughter the plaintiff?

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@cherrie,

Yes, cherries, you're right. It's my mistake. She is the plaintiff, her father the defendant.

To you, should it be "a chance" or "a second chance? Many thanks!

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@tanguatlay,

Cherrie, I am still waiting for your reply. Could you please oblige? Thanks.

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@tanguatlay,

I don't think there should be a second chance at all.

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@AmeliaR,

AmeliaR wrote:

I don't think there should be a second chance at all.

Or is it, "I don't think there should be a chance at all"?

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@tanguatlay,

I think it should be 'another chance'.

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