A small-town youth faces moral dilemmas, a kidnapping plot, and personal growth in this 1920s inspirational tale.
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A small-town youth faces moral dilemmas, a kidnapping plot, and personal growth in this 1920s inspirational tale.
"[...]don't want the whole nation to know about this little affair of ours do you Pat?" The wide one glared. "Well, you better not have anything like shooting going on, fer I've got some friends back here a little way waiting to joy ride back with me when my work's over. They might get funny if they heard a gun and come too soon." "You little devil, you! I mighta known you'd give it away-!" he began, but he lowered the gun perceptibly. "Every little skunk like you is yella-yella as the devil-" B...
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Subtle romantic tension between childhood friends; no explicit content.
Brief scuffle involving a gun during a confrontation; non-graphic.
Mild period language such as 'devil' and 'skunk' in dialogue.
No substance use depicted.
No LGBTQ+ representation.
Central themes of faith, morality, and clergy; devotional tone throughout.
No magic or witchcraft present.
No occult or demonology content.
No political or ideological messaging.
No self-harm or suicide content.
Kidnapping plot element with minor peril; no graphic abuse.
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