Orchid, Topaz, and Lavender are three friends, 20-somethings in age. They have a disability unique to each one of them, and they spend their time at their local coffee shop arguing whilst comparing and contrasting each other's experiences with ableism.
Charles Michael
Director
Charles Michael
Orchid (voice)
Alle Holcomb
Lavender (voice)
David Cowles
Mr. Blackburn (voice)
Devery Doleman
Topaz's mom (voice)
Eric Schermerhorn
Wild Bill (voice)
Lec Zorn
Coach Goodwill (voice)
Genny Sherard
Shannon's mom (voice)
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Topaz (voice)
Texline666
Bystander in museum (voice)
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