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Our main characters are multifaceted people who are not going to be classically Aryan. They will not have common stereotypes but will face the pressure of being a teen because it is what every single person has gone through. I think this is the hardest part to portray in our short time frame of 2 minutes. How can one truly depict 17 years of a person's life, personality, history with people in a short 2 minutes along with a storyline? I think it is ironic because our character wants to leave that all behind and start a new life altogether.
Margo reminds me of these strong women in lead roles who want to break boundaries and not deal with their common stereotypes such as
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