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Scene 1- Alex frisby, is said to be a tough and talented man. He use to be an amazing magician on a set of drums,

until one day when he was driving his yellow cadillac, he got into a terrible accident. He almost hit a motorcycle

and in order to stop from hitting him, he swirved off the road and crashed right into a tree going 70 mph. He came

out scratch free, but some how he became blind. You think this would ruin his career, but he becomes even more famous.

From then on out, he became known as the blind guitarist.

scene 2- Alex became much more famous after he went blind. He played concerts all over the world. He was playing a concert

called the dead tree. Fans gathered like a swarm of bees to watch the famous blind guitarist. Before

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