All Summer in a Day- Paula's PoV
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Based on 'All Summer in a Day' by Ray Bradbury (the story and the short film), from Paula's point of view. Paula has been called to the principle's office to be questioned on why Margot was locked in a cupboard. This story will not make sense unless you have read/watched All Summer in a Day.
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