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After they lost their home, thirteen-year-old Caroline was raised and homeschooled by her father in an elaborate cave outside of Portland, Oregon. When the authorities discover them, they are forced to live in a world they no longer understand.
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- "After they lost their home, thirteen-year-old Caroline was raised and homeschooled by her father in an elaborate cave outside of Portland, Oregon. When the authorities discover them, they are forced to live in a world they no longer understand."@en
- "Thirteen-year-old Caroline and her father have lived for four years on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon, in Forest Park. He has homeschooled her using encyclopedias and books from the library while also teaching her a rigid code of behavior that enables them to survive in this wilderness. Yet one small mistake allows the authorities to discover them. Their forced relocation to a horse farm outside of the city becomes only a brief respite to their deeper flight from a world that can't understand them."@en
- "Thirteen-year old Caroline has been raised and home-schooled by her father in a wild nature preserves on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon. They follow a rigid code that enables them to survive in the wilderness. Once a week, they go to the city to buy groceries, attend church and otherwise merge with the civilized world. Yet one small mistake allows the authorities to discover them and their forced relocation is only a brief respite in their flight from a world that doesn't understand them."@en
- "Thirteen-year-old Caroline has been raised and home-schooled by her father in a wild nature preserve on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon. There they inhabit an elaborate cave shelter, wash in a nearby creek, use a makeshift septic system, tend a garden, and follow a rigid code of behavior that enables them to survive in this wilderness. Once a week, they go to the city to buy groceries, attend church, and otherwise merge with the civilized world. Yet one small mistake allows the authorities to discover them. Their forced relocation is only a brief respite in their flight from a world that can't understand them."@en
- "After they lost their home, thirteen-year-old Caroline was raised and homeschooled by her father in an elaborate cave outside of Portland, Oregon. When the authorities discover them, they are forced to live in a world they no longer understand."
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