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Buried Alive 

Lorena is locked in what appears to be a coffin, her feet are tied with a belt and she has little room to move. Fear seizes her, but she manages to calm down and after several struggles cuts loose. Now, in a battle between desperation, fear, anxiety and courage, she fights the box with all her strength, until she defeats it. Lorena is unconfined now, she is in many ways, free.
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Lorena is locked in what appears to be a coffin, her feet are tied with a belt and she has little room to move. Fear seizes her, but she manages to calm down and after several struggles cuts loose. Now, in a battle between desperation, fear, anxiety and courage, she fights the box with all her strength, until she defeats it. Lorena is unconfined now, she is in many ways, free.

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