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Being Belle In The High School Musical Beauty And The Beast

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As Isaac Marion once said, “Every experience, good or bad, is a priceless collector’s item.” In life, I have experienced the highest of my highs and lowest of my lows. I have been bullied to the point where I could not leave my room. I have also been with a group of people where I could not speak a coherent sentence because we were laughing so much. Each experience has impacted me in some way, whether it was big or small, and has shaped me for the better or worse. Being Belle in the high school musical Beauty and the Beast was an experience that improved my organizational skills, changed how I approached a crowd, and changed how my peers saw me and how I saw myself. As a result of the musical, I have bettered my organizational skills. Since I was a child, I enjoyed organizing. While I grew older, my organization skills reflected my age. …show more content…

I could hear people whisper statements such as, “Wow, I didn’t know she could sing” or “We all know how she landed the part.” As my brother said, “You were a boring piece of glass, but you became a kaleidoscope.” Prior to the musical, I was like glass. A person could see right through me because I was one level. I was smart, and the majority of my class, athletic (SC 2). Before the musical, academics was the only activity that people recognized me by. I did do other activities besides academics, but only my closest friends knew that I could play the piano or draw. Just like my peers, my mother didn’t even know I could sing.
Consequently, the musical helped change how others saw me. Suddenly, people realized I was more than just a girl who had a 4.0 GPA. People who I had never talked to before knew my name. When I walked down the hall, I felt like a celebrity such as Angelina Jolie or Jennifer Lawrence, Natalie Portman or Julia Roberts, Emma Stone or Sandra Bullock because people would randomly call out to me to just a have a simple conversation (SC

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