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 Scene one:In this scene, the alarm is waking up the kids who are sleeping, in order for them to go to school but the kids look very tired and do not look or feel like waking up.They look completely unready for the day and unwilling to get up.


Scene two: In this scene, the children go back to sleep and they feel very tired. They had a long day the day before.They went back into their deep slumber.


Scene three: In this scene, the Mom barges into the bedroom of the sleeping kids and wakes them up. She tells them she bought breakfast and tells them to hurry up and get ready, so they can eat breakfast and still get to school on time. 


Scene four: In this scene, the kids got up to go to the bathroom to start getting ready for the day, which they are running late to school and rushing, so they look miserable and tired. They end up changing outfits but their mood and their facial expressions show that they are angry and tired.


Scene five: In this scene the children go to open the Starbucks bag and they are disgusted by it. Then, the children open the Dunkin’ bag and it makes them happy and puts them in a good mood. The scent of the Dunkin’ Donuts excites them and has a huge positive effect on the kids.


Scene six: In this scene, the children are rejuvenated after eating Dunkin. They feel ready to take on the day because America runs on Dunkin. They then get in the car and go to school.


Here is a picture of the Storyboard me and my group drew out:





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