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Trapped between words
“Trapped between words” tells the story of Asher, as she tries to escape the reality of her life by diving deep into her own mind. She finds herself in an old bookstore, where she feels pulled to a certain book. In this place she comes across a guy, Hale, that is trying to tell her something. Something she doesn't know. Or at least that's what she thinks.
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“Trapped between words” tells the story of Asher, as she tries to escape the reality of her life by diving deep into her own mind. She finds herself in an old bookstore, where she feels pulled to a certain book. In this place she comes across a guy, Hale, that is trying to tell her something. Something she doesn't know. Or at least that's what she thinks.
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Written By:Jacinta Alves, Carolina Henriques
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