4Q7

My favorite birthday party was when I turned 12, it was a surprise party. My parents said that we were going to subway because at that time I really liked subs...and we pulled up to my grandma's house to "pick her up". They told me to get out of the car to get her and I did, I went into her house which was really dark so it kind of freaked me out.
"Hello?" I called a lot, then i saw a leg from behind the couch and I screamed and then everyone jumped out yelling "surprise!". All the girls from my girl scout troop at the time were there and so were a few of my friends from other cities I never really got to see back then. They also surprised me by getting me a hamster that I had been asking for since my last birthday, and I named her cocoa.

4Q5

If someone is vulnerable then the conflict can hurt them more than it would a strong or invulnerable person. That's because they have more strength and it's easier to just take the conflict head on. Being vulnerable makes the story so much more interesting because the character grows and gets stronger throughout the story.

4Q6

I will be getting a job this summer (hopefully). Im getting my license in a month and I need money to pay for gas along with food and I also just want money to buy things that I want with more so than things that I need. I also need experience in a job field and things to do during the summer.

4Q4

I don't have a favorite photo that would really prompt a story but I can think of some photos that could definitely start up a story somehow. Maybe a picture that shows a mother and a kid together at a grocery store. Maybe the the mom just found out her son is allergic to gluten and she has to go buy all new foods or something. Or maybe the kid is just really bossy and made his mom go and buy him some food that he wanted.

4Q3

I would want to have guidance but to follow that guidance would be my choice. I would ask for guidance if I needed it but if not I would want the freedom to make my own choices.

4Q2

Dialogue is what makes a play in general. You can't have a play with only narrations and get the kind of characterization the play needs to be good. I think the play writer just needs to think of what he wants them to say but the actors are what make the lines really come to life.

4Q1

Ive seen a lot of plays in my life and a few of them I've been in. The ones I always liked were the comedic plays or musicals I was never too into the dramatic ones. I always thought they tried too hard and they weren't very entertaining. Also I always somehow get irritated with a specific actor but all in all I think plays are alright.