My True Wish

1870, from France to Prussia. Odalys, a young french girl amidst the war is taken to a Prussian orphanage. Facing brutal bullying, a language barrier, and propaganda, she meets Rune, a lonely boy rumored to be a wish-granting spirit, who is really just human. Rune offers to grant Odalys’s dearest wish for her eye. Desperate, she accepts but secretly wishes for death. Moved by her kindness, Rune saves her. Together, they journey across France to find her family and give Rune a place to belong.1870, from France to Prussia. Odalys, a young french girl amidst the war is taken to a Prussian orphanage. Facing brutal bullying, a language barrier, and propaganda, she meets Rune, a lonely boy rumored to be a wish-granting spirit, who is really just human. Rune offers to grant Odalys’s dearest wish for her eye. Desperate, she accepts but secretly wishes for death. Moved by her kindness, Rune saves her. Together, they journey across France to find her family and give Rune a place to belong.1870, from France to Prussia. Odalys, a young french girl amidst the war is taken to a Prussian orphanage. Facing brutal bullying, a language barrier, and propaganda, she meets Rune, a lonely boy rumored to be a wish-granting spirit, who is really just human. Rune offers to grant Odalys’s dearest wish for her eye. Desperate, she accepts but secretly wishes for death. Moved by her kindness, Rune saves her. Together, they journey across France to find her family and give Rune a place to belong.

THE NEXT BUS

(this is a one shot divided into two parts) A grief, a dream and a promise... Owen has always longed to become a violinist, ever since he watched his older brother, August, play when they were children. Now, as he prepares for his final exams, the gateway to the university he hopes to attend, one question lingers in his mind: Was this truly his dream? No... of course it was. It had to be. After all, someone had to replace what was lost.(this is a one shot divided into two parts) A grief, a dream and a promise... Owen has always longed to become a violinist, ever since he watched his older brother, August, play when they were children. Now, as he prepares for his final exams, the gateway to the university he hopes to attend, one question lingers in his mind: Was this truly his dream? No... of course it was. It had to be. After all, someone had to replace what was lost.(this is a one shot divided into two parts) A grief, a dream and a promise... Owen has always longed to become a violinist, ever since he watched his older brother, August, play when they were children. Now, as he prepares for his final exams, the gateway to the university he hopes to attend, one question lingers in his mind: Was this truly his dream? No... of course it was. It had to be. After all, someone had to replace what was lost.