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Tally Youngblood Analysis
Tally Youngblood is looking forward for the pretty surgery, which will be awesome from the fact that her closest friend, as of now, lives in the pretty world. Yet, when she nearly gets stuck in an unfortunate situation( sneaking into the pretty world), she meets a new friend, shay, an ugly who is very rebellious. Shay and Tally argues if being stunningly attractive was worth it. Shay informs tally about a secret town in the wild where everyone is ugly. However tally has no thought of going. Shockingly, she was being watched by Dr.cable, the head of the special circumstances. Dr.Cable forces Tally to find the hidden town and bring her friend back, in order for her to take the surgery. Tally takes off to find the town called smoke. She has been
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