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The Conversation
Charlie, a spunky eighteen-year-old, and Sid, her calm, level-headed older sister, share one last conversation before heading in their separate directions. An emotional, but reassuring moment, Charlie is sure to remember for the rest of her life.
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Charlie, a spunky eighteen-year-old, and Sid, her calm, level-headed older sister, share one last conversation before heading in their separate directions. An emotional, but reassuring moment, Charlie is sure to remember for the rest of her life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniel R. Daggett
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