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This props list contains items that could be used as props in different scenes of a story, including a laptop for an opening writing scene, a guitar for a performance scene, a mug and mobile phone for a bedroom scene where a character checks the time, and sticky notes and microphone equipment for a dream sequence and performance scene.
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