But Fionna isn't as average as she makes out she is, she has an exceptional medical condition which causes her to break out into hysterical laughter every 15 minutes.
in our documentary we interview Fionna, who tells us that her condition is difficult to live with, but that she wouldn't have it any other way.
Her teacher, Mr Savage, tells us about how he is struggling to come to terms with teaching a student with such a bizarre condition, and how it affects the learning of Fionna and her fellow students.
We then interview Fionna's friends who tell us that Fionna's condition is beginning to become difficult to live with,
that they are struggling to remain empathetic and are tired of having to hear the constant laughing! Finally, we talk to Fionna's parents, who's faces have been hidden to disguise their identity, as they are so embarrassed of their daughter.
Fiona's mother, while sympathetic, is overpowered by her father who is completely the opposite.
He is intolerant and frustrated and tells us that they have tried everything to cure Fionna but nothing in the world seems to work.
This documentary will follow Fionna in her dailyroutine and try to understand how she lives with her inexplicable condition
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