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I’ll Go If You Go
In 1967 West Texas, Ellie Mansfield attends the Rebekah School for Girls, a Baptist reform school. Struggling with grief and a fractured sense of reality, Ellie forms an unlikely bond with her charismatic roommate, Brenna Darby. When Brenna proposes that they steal a 1966 Mustang and escape, Ellie reluctantly joins her on a journey across Texas to see the ocean for the first time. Along the way, Ellie is also forced to reconcile with her estranged older sister.
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In 1967 West Texas, Ellie Mansfield attends the Rebekah School for Girls, a Baptist reform school. Struggling with grief and a fractured sense of reality, Ellie forms an unlikely bond with her charismatic roommate, Brenna Darby. When Brenna proposes that they steal a 1966 Mustang and escape, Ellie reluctantly joins her on a journey across Texas to see the ocean for the first time. Along the way, Ellie is also forced to reconcile with her estranged older sister.
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