The monsters within her
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  • LECTURAS 19
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  • Partes 2
  • Hora <5 mins
Continúa, Has publicado jul 23, 2015
This story is about a girl named Violet who is 15 and has a personality disorder. Violet herself, is a very shy and non confident person but her 3 personalities are different. One of her personalities is named Coraline and she is a very adventurous, confident, and brave person. The other is Alice and she believes she is married and 28 years old but her "husband" is imaginary. She is very romantic, old school, and judgmental. She rarely comes out. Violet struggles with this and is often called weird because she tends to talk to herself sometimes when other personalities try to take over but she has two friends, Kate and Dylan. They know when certain personalities appear. Luckily Alice only appears sometimes when ever Violet is at home by herself.
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