'Hatching' - Social Media as the Modern Cardboard World
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Sunshine & Rainbows
Peter goes through life avoiding all of his problems, confiding only in his imaginary puppet friends. But when his past comes knocking, he must decide if he will hold onto his make-believe buddies, or finally let them go.
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Peter goes through life avoiding all of his problems, confiding only in his imaginary puppet friends. But when his past comes knocking, he must decide if he will hold onto his make-believe buddies, or finally let them go.
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