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The Last Flight
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Author: Roberto74
The Last Flight
Author: Roberto74
Intro
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One paper-plane competition.

One elite school.

One boy who changes everything.

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The Last Flight
Young Adult
Short Story
School
Last updated: Jul 11, 2026
Total word count: 6,437
Total reading time: 30 Minutes
Writer:
Roberto74
comingofage obsession competition 1970s rivalry chile tension adolescence latinamerica classprivilege eliteschool socialclass masculinity paperplane psychologicaltension schoolcompetition prestige academicrivalry studentlife socialinequality
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