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Suzy Zhou Character Analysis
Suzy Zhou from XinJiang, and this is the first time she involved in the school play. She never does acting on the stage before, so she is really excited but also very nervours. Suzy like singing. Moreover, she would like to thank all the teachers, casts and crews to give her the chance. She also want to thank all the audiences. It' so good to be in the Wizard of
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