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The Blix Effect Movie
Fern was watching The Blix Effect for the second time today, but it didn’t go as she thought it would a few days ago. For starters, she definitely wasn’t as excited to watch as she was before, the movie felt stale and boring; like bread that has been left out for too long, but don’t get her wrong the movie is fantastic. Next, she wasn’t to interested in her friends’ conversations; they were mostly the same from yesterday. She did converse and add on to whatever they were saying; yes, she has noticed how a movie doesn’t objectify women, or no, she doesn’t think that a sequel is need, etc. In fact, Fern just wanted to go home, and actually talk with Abby for once. She wanted to go and explore the new level of understanding between the two of …show more content…
4. Though they are different, they have each others’ backs.”. She lets out a small smile just as the words “The Blix Effect” explode onto the screen. She knows Abby hasn’t done her already late homework and is probably painting her nails or something, or moping about how she isn’t at Homecoming, but still Fern wants to be there for that, she wants to fathom the similarities and the diversity between the two of them. Her friends always stay until the very end to make sure there isn’t a hidden scene to give away any hints towards a sequel; they all know there isn’t an extra scene, they did the same thing last night, but still here they are. Finally, the credits roll through and the lights flicker back on, and her companions start to get up and leave, carefully balancing all of the trash they’ve assembled. “Fern, it’s your turn to choose where we get to eat today.” one they says. Almost as if on cue, Fern gets text from Abby saying “Hey ik wat I said a few days ago was mean but im rlly sorry and I didnt mean it at all so pls hurry im bored and stupid and I need help oh and also if I got to go to homecoming leaving things they were before or being here with u now then id def be with

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