Fly, Firefly

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Parts 2
Time 5m

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Brooklyn Hanson loves dance more than anything. She loves the feeling of flying through the air, of twirling around and around. And to her, dance is what saves her from getting beat down by schoolwork, if dance itself doesn't beat her down first. 

It's late November. Winter is approaching. Stars are changing. As the Christmas performances  draw nearer, Brooklyn must battle internally. She must decide who needs her more, her family, her friends, or herself?All Rights Reserved

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