#adelaid

Adelaid, from George and the dragon (2004)

/ @margotrobbie on Instagram /

Watching this got me all the more emotional for the tragedy happening in Australia. To see someone who grew up there and see the beauty of the place be destroyed in matter of seconds is really heartbreaking. I couldn't imagine what it feels like. 💔

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