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"For the first time in years I had a smile on my face"

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Bridie and Sheilas Weights - 31.7 kg and 25kg

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God Rest ye Merry Gentlemen and O, come all ye Faithful

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God Rest ye Merry Gentlemen and O, come all ye Faithful

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlfHyb397VY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tM5pwvUGMI

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The Aussie men sung "O, come all ye faithful" outside the came. The bravery that the Aussie men showed, inspired hope withing the women. The singing of both group made them forget that they were at war and made they almost feel at home. "we sang, there wasn't a war. there was only peace on Earth". The wave from the men made the women feel much better about themselves. "when you're as scrawny as a chicken and dressed in rags, a wave from a bloke can be a pretty damn good present.

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Bridie stands in the spotlight to tell her story, visual aspect.
Bridie is a commanding figure in the play and this is displayed through her stance in the spotlight. As she is standing in the spotlight confronting images of female prisoners in a desperate state of despair are displayed behind her.

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The caramel acts as a symbol of hope and prosperity. The hardships they endure together strengthen their relationship. Mental anguish of hunger