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🎙️ Narration Script (Scene Breakdown)
She came across the ocean with nothing but a suitcase and her sister’s dreams.

🌊 When Eilis Lacey first steps off the ship in Brooklyn, she’s swallowed by noise, strangers, and the weight of being completely alone.

Her modest clothes make her stand out.
Her accent makes her hesitate.
Even the air smells different.

She’s placed in a small boarding house with other Irish girls —
but every dinner is awkward, every night ends in silence.
She stares at her ceiling, clutching letters she hasn’t yet received.

📦 During the day, she works in a high-end department store.
Polite… invisible.
Customers are curt, coworkers indifferent.
She barely speaks.
Each shift chips away at the hope she once carried.

💌 Then… a letter arrives.

From home.
From her mother.
Her hands tremble as she reads:

“Everyone here misses you. Mrs. Kehoe still keeps your favorite buns.”

Tears fall.
She folds the letter and presses it to her chest.
In a city of millions, this single voice from home feels like air.

⛪ Seeing her struggle, Father Flood — her church’s priest and the only person truly looking out for her — invites her in.

He doesn’t offer pity. He offers direction.

“Would you like to learn bookkeeping?”

He enrolls her in night school. Pays the tuition.
Smiles gently and says:

“You’re not just surviving here, Eilis… you’re building something.”

📚 That night, in a dim classroom filled with tired workers, Eilis takes her seat.

She listens. She writes.
For the first time in weeks, she doesn’t feel small.

That’s when everything begins to change.

💬 Comment Prompt
Have you ever been somewhere new — completely alone — and had to start from scratch?
This moment is when Eilis stops missing home and starts becoming someone new.
👇 Share a time when you turned fear into purpose.

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