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Beca sees a ghostly figure of a young girl appearing around her rural hometown. The ghost seems to want Beca to help her in some way. Curiosity leads her to the house of an elderly neighbour, and Beca soon realises what she has to do.
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Beca sees a ghostly figure of a young girl appearing around her rural hometown. The ghost seems to want Beca to help her in some way. Curiosity leads her to the house of an elderly neighbour, and Beca soon realises what she has to do.
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Written By:Ciron Gruffydd
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:It's My Shout
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