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Our intro has our initial character off to a rough start, and I'm excited to be shown the back story or memories that brought on the scene shown. I knew I had to watch when I caught a glimpse of Tamlyn Tomita, as she can really pull off deeply emotional content, and then we have Julia Nickson in the cast, as well as Amy Hill. Such Horrendous Trauma our character has survived, and it looks like it was an ongoing issue for her. Things have turned out crazier than I expected them to from the earlier scenes, and something beyond reason is showing its ugly hands. Unbelievable twist to the spi…
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