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This is a scene from Vicissitudes performed by the talented Josephine Roth. 


Bethany's monologue is an example of what I envision a person who is losing someone they love to transition may look like. Every day people lose their loved ones to transition. It is a sensitive and deeply emotional topic that I tried to shine light upon through Bethany's character.


I hope you enjoy this sneak peak into the novel and into Bethany's journey:









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