ACT 1

Once upon a time - a guy went to high school

Minor beat​ - he was new and didn’t know anyone

Minor beat - he was quiet and painfully shy

Every day - he would keep to himself and be afraid to be with others

Minor beat​ - he would blend into the background

Minor beat - he would hide in the library during lunch

Until one day - he didn’t want to be alone anymore…

Minor beat​ - so he would be someone else… Someone that wasn’t afraid and shy

Minor beat - He liked to draw and paint. Why not go to the Art Club…

ACT 2

Because of that - he went as someone else, someone who wasn’t afraid and shy like Cama

Minor beat - some other students saw his work and liked it

Minor beat - he was watching anime for dynamic poses, and it was said to him to go to Anime Club

Because of that - he went to more clubs and liked being around others…

Minor beat - he goes to Drama Club Next, Lit Mag Next, and then robotics Club next

Minor beat - each new club, a new mask to take on and wear

Because of that - he took on more responsibility and work than he had anticipated

Minor beat - he struggles every day with changing to different masks when around different people

Minor beat - he is overworked from all the responsibilities from the various afterschool clubs, afraid to let his fellow students down

ACT 3

Until finally - many dead lines were coming together and it was becoming too much for him

Minor beat - he couldn’t handle all of it and broke down and storming off in a bundle of doubt, fury and self-loathing

Minor beats - Luckily, a few students stayed back to help him through things.

And ever since then - he knew that he really could have real friends, even if it was just a couple, they’d be his true friends

Minor beats - the robot works in time for the competition, the lit mag releases as scheduled, the, the drama puts on their musical, the anime club has their movie night , and the art show opens

Minor beats - he realizes that he didn’t need other personas to have friends, true friends that he could count on and trust

The Moral of the story is… being a people pleaser often leaves you drained and unhappy and it’s not the quantity of friends, but the quality of friends that matter, and to always be yourself

*Sorry for the lateness ;~;*