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Islanders

Written by: Elinor Cook
Narrated by: Daisy Ridley
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In an era of public versus private personas, a young woman decides to shake up her ordinary life by becoming a contestant on a reality television show. The manufactured paradise has no clocks, no way to contact the outside world, and nothing but time, a pool, and gorgeous people. As the days or weeks or months pass by, she discovers more about herself through the people around her and challenges her notions of identity and love. In a paradise where the only game is to fall in love, what will she do to win?

©2020 Elinor Cook (P)2020 AO Media LLC Drama & Plays World Literature Emotionally Gripping
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Excellent performance for an alright story

The pronoun use was odd, but it does make sense why the narrator switches from "we" to "I" near the end of the story. However, it was very strange to hear throughout, and the story was nothing extraordinary. Regardless, it was a wonderful performance by Daisy Ridley.

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