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Lil' Pete

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Lil' Pete

Short Script, 14 pages
Drama

Written by Dianne Barnes

Score: 58.80

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Score: 58.80 3 Reviews

FamilyReligious ThemeRuralTime Period: PresentStory Location: USASpecial Effects: No SFXTarget Audience: Adult

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A small boy brings back joy to a grieving man.

With his father in jail for murder, a young boy finds a friend in a man who hasn't quit grieving for his wife and son. The two "mend" each other.