A Camomile Place

A Camomile Place

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St Ellen is an Island just off the off the coast of Maine, home to the children of convicted criminals. There, the offspring are brainwashed to become institutionalised machines, with the only ambition in life to complete all the factory work that the authorities give them. There isn't an escape nor a parole. They are all stuck there, working until they die from exhaustion. The children have had enough. They launch The Fleehen Club, a society dedicated to the strength of the children's spirit and finding a way to get back into the real world.
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