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"Keep talking, please." She managed to say, before a sob wracked her frame.

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Growing up, most of the kids in Gongaga loved watching movies. They'd always be talking about the movies and TV shows they'd seen while playing outside, and every time Zack tried to watch them, he just. Couldn't. It's not that he didn't like them! He did! But, y'know, running around was more fun. And there was a villain, a fiend outside he had to have an epic fight with, or really anything that would pop into his mind. So he'd catch bits and pieces or be that person that would always lean over and whisper, "what did she say? What just happened?" and get too frustrated and have a hard time actually sitting all the way through a movie. By the time he was about eleven, though, he finally sat through a movie beginning to end. It was a hero movie that was not so subtly military propaganda, but Zack was enthralled. He wanted to be just like the hero on the screen -- to fight bad guys and save people and be admired. Now, though, as long as he's in a theater, he'll absorb a movie just fine. But if it's at home, he might zone out and get distracted by rampant thoughts here and there. Someone tell this man about subtitles.