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as in i hade to do this for my homework write a story converting form a play script and its a long play sript well its all with my sats and secondery school gonna find out what school in a month ahhhhhhhhhhhhh i hope my friend goes with me back to the ????? so i thought creeped slithered raped palyed or even crawled leave a note on disscotion page and wish me luck for my friend going to the same school as me :) thanks for reading good day bye

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