Rosie Scott was regarded as the model standard by the whole school, so she sat a bit straighter in class than usual and didn't get distracted throughout the cultural subjects.
The classes that usually felt like they dragged on forever also passed by in a blink today.
After school, Rosie Scott went to the small street behind the school. She vaguely remembered there was a barbershop there. Although she loved her long hair, the film required her to cut off her beloved long locks.
Lynn in "The Girl Under the Camphor Tree" had a student haircut.
She wore a blue and white school uniform, which was clean but faded from washing. She wore thin canvas shoes throughout all seasons.
The famous novelist Harper Lee said: "You never really know a person until you step into their shoes and walk around, seeing things from their perspective."
Therefore, Rosie Scott decided to get equipped first.
The barbershop space was small, totaling only ten square meters.
