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Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

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Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

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HOW LONG WOULD YOU SURVIVE IN BIRDBOX? QUIZ

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Courtesy of Netflix

The Netflix Original “Bird Box” is a viral internet phenomenon. Since its release last December, viewers have created memes and a “Bird Box Challenge” based on the movie’s simple concept: If you look, you die.
In “Bird Box,” a mass suicide epidemic causes global chaos as people become entranced by an unknown, supernatural entity that takes the form of their greatest fears and weaknesses. The story follows Malorie, played by Sandra Bullock, and two children named Girl and Boy as they travel down a river blindfolded, seeking potential refuge in a community on the other side.
Characters struggle to survive as they are faced with food shortages and temptations to remove their blindfolds. If you were a character in “Bird Box,” how long would you survive? Take the quiz below!

How Long Would You Survive in Birdbox?

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Isabella Ramirez is a third-year staffer and the production managing editor of The Muse. Outside of The Muse, she can almost always be found working as Editor-in-Chief of The Marquee or writing poems as the National Student Poet for the Southeast Region of the United States. In journalism and design, she has been recognized by the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, the Journalism Education Association, the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, School Newspapers Online, the Palm Beach Post, and the Sun-Sentinel. In poetry, she placed second state-wide at the annual "Louder Than A Bomb Florida Slam Poetry Competition," was published in “The Best of Teen Writing 2020,” earned a National Silver Medal from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, and was recently appointed as a National Student Poet. Writing has been her forever love and passion, and she hopes to use it one day to inspire others. If you would like to contact this editor, you may reach them at [email protected]
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