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A diligent student struggles to concentrate in class, but her classmate, lost in his thoughts, creates fantastical beings that draw her into his world. In an attempt to stop him from distracting her, she creates her own fantasy.
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A diligent student struggles to concentrate in class, but her classmate, lost in his thoughts, creates fantastical beings that draw her into his world. In an attempt to stop him from distracting her, she creates her own fantasy.
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