Write a 30-minute one-act play about the importance of family in modern society, exploring themes of connection, loyalty, and unconditional love through a realistic, character-driven plot that features at least four distinct family members with different perspectives on what it means to be a family. Try to incorporate both humor and drama into the dialogue, and use realistic settings and props to enhance the audience's immersion in the story. Consider how your play might resonate with audiences from a variety of backgrounds and age groups, while staying true to your own creative vision for the project.
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