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Three high school students who decide to leave class, look for what to do inside the school, they gossip, they look for a book to read, eat, but nothing keeps their attention, they run away from their school in search of that which attracts them, that will keep their attention, they search the world outside, the unknown awaits them.
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Three high school students who decide to leave class, look for what to do inside the school, they gossip, they look for a book to read, eat, but nothing keeps their attention, they run away from their school in search of that which attracts them, that will keep their attention, they search the world outside, the unknown awaits them.
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