After Arthur struggles to find the words for his letter he’s sending to his missing brother, he finds an unlikely helping hand. He notices the birds are copying his whistles and, with his newly made whistle language, together they finish the letter. But will his brother reply this time?
Ollie Burden
Arthur
After Arthur struggles to find the words for his letter he’s sending to his missing brother, he finds an unlikely helping hand. He notices the birds are copying his whistles and, with his newly made whistle language, together they finish the letter. But will his brother reply this time?
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