<p>Alright, I’m just going to go ahead and post it. I don’t think my idea is genius so I don’t really care about people stealing any lines.
I go on to explain how theatre has been that bliss for me and how I took the risk to following that path, even though I don’t know where it will lead me. And that’s part I want to keep in.
I’m just not sure about the top part. It sounded more impressive and passionate in my head, but it sounds a little corny in writing. More corny the more I read it. Suggestions? Feel free to say it’s god awful, I would understand. </p>
<p>People say that Im a dreamer. People say that Im perhaps a little unreasonable. Morgan, you cant just simply BE Harry Potter, they say. Go ahead and laugh. I know it sounds silly. But in fact, we are all the Harry Potters of our own lives. Sure, we might not have magic wands and dragons like in Harry Potter, light sabers and space stations like in Star Wars, or elves and dwarves like in Lord of the Rings, but we share the same story. And that story is the human story, the journey we all embark on to become the heroes of our own lives. Why did each of those franchises become a cultural phenomenon? People dont read these novels or watch these films to escape reality, but rather to FIND reality. We love to hear stories about how the main character overcomes his fears, his dragons, to come to self-awareness because we want the same in our lives. Famed mythologist Joseph Campbell said that if you follow your bliss, that one thing that gives you the rapture of being alive, then you can achieve the impossible and become that hero.</p>