It is the most important of defining one’s self and identity in adolescence. Most struggle through it, finding ways to try on different identities,... More

It is the most important of defining one’s self and identity in adolescence. Most struggle through it, finding ways to try on different identities, be it goth, jock, or drama geek, until one sticks. Imagine how hard it would be to feel like an individual when people fail to differentiate between you and your twin sibling! Poni and Mini do everything together: they go to the same school, get good grades, and play on the basketball team. But Poni, in typical teenage fashion, starts to feel angst about being so inextricably linked to her identical sister, and how it stands in her way of her individual identity. What was once convenient and even advantageous had become a burden, especially once they each catch the attention of two very different boys: the debate team captain and the school’s resident knuckle head, who can’t tell Poni and Mini apart.  Close