Neurosis The Script
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Horatio falls while staring at his crush Mia and is mocked by other students. Later, he secretly takes photos of Mia and writes an article about her for the school newspaper to learn more about her unique qualities, though his intense interest seems troubling. Students laugh at Horatio for having no friends and rumors spread that he will embarrass himself trying out for football to impress Mia.
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Horatio falls while staring at his crush Mia and is mocked by other students. Later, he secretly takes photos of Mia and writes an article about her for the school newspaper to learn more about her unique qualities, though his intense interest seems troubling. Other students laugh at Horatio for being friendless and not fitting in, leaving him determined but alone on the ground.Neurosis The Script
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