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When the Snow Has Melted
Theo (10) returns to school after the death of his sister. Though he longs for normality, his teacher and classmates behave strangely, or remain helplessly silent. Only Embla, new to the class, treats Theo naturally and makes him feel less alone in his grief. She also has an idea about how to get the others to treat him normally again.
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Theo (10) returns to school after the death of his sister. Though he longs for normality, his teacher and classmates behave strangely, or remain helplessly silent. Only Embla, new to the class, treats Theo naturally and makes him feel less alone in his grief. She also has an idea about how to get the others to treat him normally again.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Atchy Konesh
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