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The document is a breakdown sheet for a scene taking place in a school canteen. It describes a group of 5-6 girls around a table talking and joking during lunch. Props include a phone being used to take pictures and school bags on the table. Costumes are described as regular girls' clothes that are fashionable and expensive-looking.
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