The Ability To Tell Me Analysis

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The ability to tell stories be it with words or actions has always piqued my interest. As a child, they was never a dull moment with me. At the drop of a hat, I could conjure up wild tales of lore . Gradually, this sowed the seeds for my writing and acting , so as to express myself. I loved to write little vignettes about awkward teenagers that didn’t fit in, dysfunctional families and mystical creatures. In retrospect, the high from writing was more from watching my audience devour my characters and connecting with them than it was from enjoying my writing. Therefore, film, theater arts and writing will forever be my holy trinity and I’ll always be torn on my absolute favorite.

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