Rebel with a Cause: Andor
Andor is an origin story where each side will do whatever it takes.
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Èlia has been sad for months and months. And now she is just tired; tired of being sad and continuing missing him, and she decides to leave some days away from everything. Mountain, friends and coffee will be the scene where she can begin to come to terms with what will never be. A lot of crying, not much speaking and moving from different corners all the possible stages of pain and loss to close, bit by bit, the open wounds.
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Èlia has been sad for months and months. And now she is just tired; tired of being sad and continuing missing him, and she decides to leave some days away from everything. Mountain, friends and coffee will be the scene where she can begin to come to terms with what will never be. A lot of crying, not much speaking and moving from different corners all the possible stages of pain and loss to close, bit by bit, the open wounds.
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