Ten Years Ago, Today

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Parts 1
Time 19m

Reads 25
Votes 3
Parts 1
Time 19m

One Act Play
    Script Formatting 
    3808 Words
    Extremely Sensitive Content
    No Graphic Scenes, But Rape Is Implied 
    All ownership of this content belongs to me.
    *This story was written as a school project for a One Act Play unit. We were originally going to preform it for our project but due to its sensitive nature higher ups from our district told us to shut it down because "topics such as these should be left to professionals" which is understandable to a certain degree. (Although my health teacher happily agreed to come to the performance of it to clarify any misconceptions/concerns about the play) In the end, we agreed to submit this script for our written grade and preform a second play for our production grade. But I'm extremely grateful that my English teacher, health teacher and even my principal vouched for our ideas. So I want to share this with everyone I can since I worked incredibly hard on it, making sure I handled the topic as best I could, didn't exaggerate the situation, and tried to represent it as accurately as possible.*All Rights Reserved

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One Act Play
Thu, Mar 14, 2019

One Act Play
    Script Formatting 
    3808 Words
    Extremely Sensitive Content
    No Graphic Scenes, But Rape Is Implied 
    All ownership of this content belongs to me.
    *This story was written as a school project for a One Act Play unit. We were originally going to preform it for our project but due to its sensitive nature higher ups from our district told us to shut it down because "topics such as these should be left to professionals" which is understandable to a certain degree. (Although my health teacher happily agreed to come to the performance of it to clarify any misconceptions/concerns about the play) In the end, we agreed to submit this script for our written grade and preform a second play for our production grade. But I'm extremely grateful that my English teacher, health teacher and even my principal vouched for our ideas. So I want to share this with everyone I can since I worked incredibly hard on it, making sure I handled the topic as best I could, didn't exaggerate the situation, and tried to represent it as accurately as possible.*

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