Matthew Espino Movie Analysis

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It was finally summer and school was out! Tiffany and I were getting on the bus to go home and get ready to meet Matthew Espinosa. One of our stunning friends, Jessica, was coming with us. After, getting ready and picking Jessica up we finally started our journey meeting
Matthew Espinosa.
Everything was going as planned with not a worry in sight, and personally I was adrenalized. We were about to meet Matthew when all of a sudden, the GPS changed and one wrong turn caused us to start all over again.
“Tiffany where are we going?!?” asked Tiffany’s mom.
“I don’t know the GPS just changed signals!” Tiffany stated in a very apprehensive tone.
At this point, I had no desire of getting to the show premiere on time. You wouldn't believe what
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Everyone was let down because we were all hoping to get a meet and greet. Even though I didn't get to talk to him one on one I was still pretty amazed at the fact that I was lucky enough to see such an amazing human being as Matthew himself in person. After Matthew left, the movie began. This movie kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. In some ways I could feel what the characters were going through, and it was wonderful. Tears would stroll my face every moment Matthew appeared on screen. Once the movie ended Tiffany, Jessica, and I followed one of Matthew's bodyguards hoping Matthew was still around the corner even though they had already told us that he had been long gone. I was always looking for new adventure so following the bodyguard was a great start. Ever wondered what it would feel like to be on broadway? Try going to Chicago at night. City lights all around, music playing, people dancing, the smell of pastries everywhere and faces full of happiness. Roaming around Chicago was pretty great up until we got ourselves lost by following the bodyguard. Jessica suggested that we follow her so that's what

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