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FADE IN:INT. OPCC’S SAFE HAVEN - AFTERNOONA SOCIAL WORKER opens the door to a cheerful lookingplayroom.A FIVE-YEAR-OLD-GIRL and her mother are entering theplayroom. They are taking in the colorful blocks,books, stuffed animals and finger color paintings.Something is missing, however. There are no dolls.VOICE OVERIt’s not really obvious.TWELVE-YEAR-OLD GIRL entering playroom with 1STMOTHER, carrying a bag of dolls she has outgrown.VOICE OVER (CONT’D)How easy it is to share.Social worker’s hand opens the box. Box is full ofoutgrown toys and dolls.Social worker lifts the doll out of the box, andbrushes the dust off the doll’s sky blue dress.The girl’s face shows hesitation. Does she really want to part with the doll that she loves so much?The social worker and the mom exchange knowinglooks. They both remember how hard it was to let goof their favorite doll.1st mom places her hand gently on her daughter’sshoulder and then, ever so gently directs herattention towards someone across the room.SEVEN-YEAR-OLD-GIRL is playing pick-up-sticks with2ND MOM at a table in the far corner.The seven-year-old girl is engrossed in the pick-up-stick game but the 2nd mom looks up.Reveal: The 2nd mom is recovering from battery.Her face is bruised and scarred. Sad eyes.(CONTINUED)

Twelve-year-old’s hand is now adjusting the dollsarms so they are reaching out towards the seven-year-old across the room.Twelve-year-old girl is walking towards the seven-year-old girl.Late afternoon sunlight casting glow across doll’sface and hair as she passes the window. Shadowsbetween the light.VOICE OVER (CONT’D)Until you see for yourself.Seven-year-old girl’s mom, placing her hand, ever sogently, on the seven-year-old’s shoulder.Seven-year-old Girl’s mom gesturing towards thetwelve-year-old girl walking towards her and holdingthe doll’s outstretched arms towards her.VOICE OVER (CONT’D)How easy it is.The seven-year-old’s looks up with eyes that haveknown terror and fear. The moment she sees the dollher face brightens.VOICE OVER (CONT’D)Because it really is thateasy.Twelve-year-old’s hands passing the doll withoutstretched arms into the welcoming hands of theseven-year-old.VOICE OVER (CONT’D)Really, it is.Seven year old hugging the doll. Her delight iscontagious.The mothers smile at one another. The social workerlooks proudly on.VOICE OVER (CONT’D)As easy as that.S.Speier-OPCC-PSA CONTINUED: