“Bury Your Gays” Trope in TV and How “Wynonna Earp” Defies it
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The Green People
It's based off of the Norfolk folklore about the Green Children of Woolpit, and we basically thought what if the Green Children tried rebuilding their society in secret. Who knows what they would get up to. Some really nice shots in there tbf.
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It's based off of the Norfolk folklore about the Green Children of Woolpit, and we basically thought what if the Green Children tried rebuilding their society in secret. Who knows what they would get up to. Some really nice shots in there tbf.
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Genre:Fantasy, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Adam Teschner
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