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Jeremy, un enfant handicapé des États-Unis, se transforme en pilote de Snowspeeder pour l'Halloween (VIDÉO)

Jeremy, un jeune homme en fauteuil roulant, a le meilleur costume de l'année
Le Huffington Post Québec

L'Halloween n'est pas seulement l'occasion de manger des bonbons, de se faire peur et — pour les plus vieux — de faire la fête comme jamais. Ça peut aussi être le moment de poser un beau geste.

Jeremy, un enfant américain handicapé, se souviendra probablement de l'itération 2015 de la fête des morts. Son père lui a construit un costume de pilote de snowspeeder — un des engins volants de la série Star Wars —, transformant du coup le fauteuil roulant de Jeremy en bolide.

Le Speeder du jeune est même capable de tirer de petits projectiles — inoffensifs, bien entendu.

La vidéo a été remarquée par le site web Mashable.

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