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Paint Me a Picture 

The phrase "paint me a picture" is repetitive phrase used by Sophie to start conversation. This has a reference to the common icebreaker and the painting as an art itself. More importantly, paint me a picture is an imperative statement to create something from nothing.
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The phrase "paint me a picture" is repetitive phrase used by Sophie to start conversation. This has a reference to the common icebreaker and the painting as an art itself. More importantly, paint me a picture is an imperative statement to create something from nothing.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:John Knox Vill
Written By:Jerome Baguio
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Runtime:20 minutes
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