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Ocoda
Jamie, a meticulous 10-year-old who depends on bedtime routines to feel safe, is thrown off when his dad misses the final step in their nightly checklist. The break in stability invites Ocoda, a monster that embodies Jamie's fears and the emotional gap created by inconsistent parenting. As the night escalates, Jamie is forced to face Ocoda.
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Jamie, a meticulous 10-year-old who depends on bedtime routines to feel safe, is thrown off when his dad misses the final step in their nightly checklist. The break in stability invites Ocoda, a monster that embodies Jamie's fears and the emotional gap created by inconsistent parenting. As the night escalates, Jamie is forced to face Ocoda.
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Written By:Ashley Balbaa
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