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Narrator: What makes a person extraordinary? Everyone wants to be normal, but no one wants to be ordinary. And what is normal. We all see the pretty pictures on our feeds. Normal party. Normal family. Normal, adorable little girl. But there's always more behind the facade. Most of the time Lindy seems quite normal.
Narrator: But very deep in her DNA she has a gift. Some call it a condition, or even worse a disorder, that's just waiting to be activated. And it makes her anything but normal. When people do bad things, Lindy cannot control herself. Maybe if she'd had that normal family, she could've been extraordinary.
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Dr. Munchin: [sarcastically] Would you like me to put leeches on your skin? Would you like me to drill a hole in your head to release your demons? Would you like me to make you drink your own urine?
Lindy: Actually, I tried that.
Dr. Munchin: That's disgusting
Anton Kottas
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