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and she opened up to her friends and they helped her confront the bully."Trish was getting cyberbullied because she got the lead role in the school play and the bully was calling her ugly.
Trish tried to not let the comments bother her, but then she opened up to her friends and they helped her and confronted the cyberbully. At the end of the episode, they also had a PSA by the four main characters to remind kids that bullying is not okay and to talk to an adult if you're getting bullied."
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