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Death, Dickinson, and the demented life of Frenchie Garcia
Struggling to come to terms with the suicide of her crush, Andy Cooper, Frenchie obsessively retraces each step of their tumultuous final encounter and looks to the poetry of Emily Dickinson for guidance.
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- "Struggling to come to terms with the suicide of her crush, Andy Cooper, Frenchie obsessively retraces each step of their tumultuous final encounter and looks to the poetry of Emily Dickinson for guidance."@en
- "To make sense of her high school crush's suicide, Frenchie retraces her steps the last night she was with him."@en
- "To make sense of her high school crush's suicide, Frenchie retraces her steps the last night she was with him."