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My Movie Script It was 1925, when the convictions of customary ladies and people were still amazingly obsolete contrast with the convictions they have now. The principle character was a 18 years of age lesbian named Sam (short for Samantha) Johnson, who was from a common laborers family that lived in New York City. Her mother was a sweatshop specialist, and her father got trash professionally. She had 7 siblings and sister since her folks didn't have confidence in conception prevention (also, anti-conception medication pills didn't exist at that point). Her family lived in a small one-room condo in the Harlem region, and they lived everyday, check to check. Since the time Sam was a small kid, she had been infatuated with the sport of baseball. She adored everything without exception about baseball. She would gather baseball cards, get ball games on t.v, and read everything on her preferred baseball crew, the Yankees. She got her first homerun stick and glove when she was 16, she got the cash by gath ering soft drink jars and returning them to reusing community for cash. It took her very nearly 3 years to get the play club and gloves, and she could just manage the cost of the least expensive kind. She was a spectacular baseball player, which was astounding on the grounds that she had never taken any exercises. I get it is her blessing. Ordinarily after the finish of school, she would go to a baseball field behind her home to play baseball with her companions. A large portion of her companions were young men; she didn't have one single young lady companion. Sam had consistently realized that she was a lesbian, yet she didn't come out to her folks till she was 16. Her folks were stunned from the start, yet now they acknowledged her for what her identity was. Sam hadn't informed any of her companions regarding her being gay since she didn't think it was any of their concern. It had been a deep rooted dream of Sam to join a significant alliance baseball crew, however she realized th at she expected to complete secondary school first. In June of 1925, Sam at long last moved on from secondary school. She revealed to her folks that she needed to go for a significant group baseball crew. One of the fundamental reasons was that Sam had planned to gain cash to help bolster her family. She realized how hard her folks had functioned, and she understood she expected to contribute in one manner.