"The Hardship of a Little Girl" is a true story screenplay adapted from an autobiography of Linda Moore. Because of its sensitivity of this story, it is not suitable for every reader. The hard scenery could be somewhat offensive. This screenplay puts the spotlight on 'abusive childhood,' one of the most common but less talked about evils of mankind--a torture evil that does psychological damage to its victims. A true story of a broken marriage gives realistic revelation to some unlucky children. Misery and neglect raise their ugly heads. In the case of Linda, the divorce parents makes her a helpless pawn on a chess board.