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  "publishedAt": "2026-03-04T11:54:20.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Sitting at home in Brooklyn, Sarah Yarkin is a far cry from the cynical, sarcastic Rhonda she plays in teen drama series ‘School Spirits’. Rather than the sharp edges of her on-screen counterpart, the California-born actor and producer is warm from the outset, her openness emanating through the Zoom call. It’s a contrast she’s well aware of. She admits that she originally found it hard to connect to Rhonda – a ghost who has been roaming the halls of Split River High for 62 years, ever since she was killed by her guidance counsellor, Mr Manfredo. In the first two seasons, Rhonda’s prickly demeanour acts as a wall of indifference, boxing in her trauma and keeping others at arm’s length. By the third season, however, her true self finally comes into focus. “There’s this moment where she takes off her mask, and she goes, ‘This is me.’ I think that’s the most vulnerable we’ve ever seen her,” Yarkin shares. For the actor, that shift opened up new emotional territory to explore, particularly a queer love story that exists beyond the confines of a traditional coming-out narrative. “We’re not just sitting there talking about being gay,” she says. “That’s an amazing... Read more »\n\nThe post interview | sarah yarkin appeared first on Schön! Magazine.",
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