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Outta  Oz
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The purpose of this story is to send a message to those who are afraid of coming out and that there are others like them out there in the LGBT community. This adaption of the Wizard of Oz will show the internal struggle that the individual faces in accepting themselves and how they can overcome the struggle with the help and guidance of others. We follow the main character as he learns to accept who he truly is and gather the courage how to come out to his mother. He embarks on a journey that will take him to a new lands and meet people who are extraordinary fabulous. He will also help those who are broken along the way unaware that it is helping him as well. Story is my idea. The idea came to me thanks to my friend Todrick Hall and yes I did ask him for permission to use his songs.
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Waking up face down in mud sucks any day of the week. But coming around in the sludge of a strange realm...? Well, that just redefines a bad day altogether. Trapped in an unfamiliar world, sixteen-year-old Quinn is frustrated that none of the strange Tree People appreciate his urgency to get back home to earth. Now he is faced with a choice that could change the course of his life: escape and find his own way home, or stay and help them find the cause of the poison ravishing their world. When the mind-reader unlocks one of the ancient mysteries of the Tree People it points to the only way of saving them from annihilation: they have to find the Power of Light. What exactly that means, the mind-reader doesn't reveal, but his next warning comes as a shock to all present: finding the mysterious Power of Light can only be done with the help of the dangerous enemy tribe whom they once called family. Quinn soon finds himself a little more entangled in the lives of these gifted beings than he'd care to be. Especially after meeting Jazz: the feisty girl from his world who seems to be a regular visitor to the world of Zoay. To Quinn's constant frustration, the aqua-eyed pixie makes it clear that she's not there to make friends. On their journey they'll brave bizarre encounters in dangerous alien forests, while sacrificing pride and will for the survival of all. Along the way Quinn finds more than he ever thought to seek: purpose, fulfillment and love. When the Power of Light is finally found a devastating discovery is made: if all of Zoay-including their enemy-want to live and prosper, one must be willing to sacrifice their life.

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