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Morgan, the anomaly of her family, continues trying to impress her mother and stepfather. Despite her conscientiousness, chance seems to be working against her. An unlucky knot of situations begins to tighten and Morgan’s efforts to escape it plant the seeds of a drastic idea.
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Morgan, the anomaly of her family, continues trying to impress her mother and stepfather. Despite her conscientiousness, chance seems to be working against her. An unlucky knot of situations begins to tighten and Morgan’s efforts to escape it plant the seeds of a drastic idea.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Oscar Lowe
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