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☆ taking a trip down memory lane ☆ [og] in cooperation with @baifengxis
THE TRIBE, New Zealand, 1999. Please, Amber. I don't know why I doubted you. Of all the people in the world, you're the person I trust and respect the most. When I lost you, my world went grey and flat. When I found you again, all the colors came back. These last few months, it's been the thought of seeing you, of touching you again, that's kept me alive. Amber, you are my purpose. I love you and I'm so sorry.
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ULTIMATE SHIPPER CHALLENGE: [5/10] UNFORGETTABLE SCENES BRAY & AMBER SEASON 3, EPISODE 30 THE TRIBE (1999-2003)
THE TRIBE, 1999-2003, New Zealand S01E47, dir. Laurence Wilson
[2/10] FAVORITE ON-SCREEN KISSES ↳ Look at him. Why is he here? Have you asked yourself that? Because he loves you, dummy. And you love him.
BETH ALLEN and DWAYNE CAMERON as AMBER and BRAY THE TRIBE. New Zealand, 1999.
THE TRIBE (New Zealand, 1999-2003) Season 3, Episode 9
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gif challenge | vs. @zhoufeis round thirteen • male character of our challenger’s choice
DWAYNE CAMERON AS BRAY THE TRIBE (NEW ZEALAND, 1999 - 2003)
THE TRIBE, 1999-2003, New Zealand, created by Raymond Thompson and Harry Duffin. S01E27, dir. John Reid.
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