Outside that same night. Ivy is still frantic.
Enter Ivy.
Ivy: No, no, no, that can't be true! August got something wrong, he had to. That star is gone! I saw it myself!
Ivy cranes her neck to look up at the sky, and the star is still gone.
Ivy: (to the star) Oh, come on! Don't make me come up there! I know something is wrong with you, and I will figure out what!
Exit Ivy.
End scene.
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Lights Out
AdventureWhen seventh grader Ivy Kepler watches a star disappear from the night sky, her first instinct is to tell her brother, August. Despite his intelligence, he is of no help to Ivy, so she decides to take her problem to the only other person she thinks...
