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The Boat Girl is a refugee child who survives a dangerous journey and hides aboard the wreck, becoming a quiet but powerful presence. Because she “didn’t speak any English,” she is vulnerable and isolated, yet her hidden story raises questions about fear, survival and whose voices are heard.
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