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A young child's destructive tantrum causes unexpected and fantastical consequences.
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A young child is scolded by his mother and reacts by throwing a tantrum, destroying his surroundings. When these damaged items, including his favorite book, the fire in the fireplace, the armchair where he naps, and his unfinished homework suddenly come to life and give it back to him, he is unable to defend himself and must come to terms with his actions.

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