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The Baudelaire Imaginaire
When a deluded, clumsy, wannabe prima ballerina Camille Baudelaire sees a flyer for an audition to try out for a ballet company, she feels as though she must try out; though things don’t exactly go her way.
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When a deluded, clumsy, wannabe prima ballerina Camille Baudelaire sees a flyer for an audition to try out for a ballet company, she feels as though she must try out; though things don’t exactly go her way.
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Written By:Ivy Schur
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