Bless this kid for putting up with the difficult vocal part I wrote for Josh. I may or may not have unintentionally modeled the character after myself which led to high belting, compressed lyrics, and other things that would fray an ordinary theater kid's vocal cords, but that's not the case with Kyle Palacios. He simply nodded, acted, and killed it.
"That was great, everyone. Take five." The students rushed for the onigiri and teriyaki meats. While a high school student has surprising endurance, I know better than to drive them to that point. Kyle watched my presentations and other content to do character research and for vocal inspiration. He called some of my more impressive covers "inhuman".
I've been wanting to write a musical adaptation of something for so long and now my dream was being realized. I created the noise and now I must cut through it. Trashing armories and promoting extreme binaries in going about a certain issue won't doing anything, but getting inside of someone's head will. Both sides love hijacking tragedies to further their platforms, which is something that undermines the nature of the situation and exploits survivors in the name of politics.
After some consideration, I decided to see a psychologist because I get very strong urges to chew or even eat non-edible things. It's been a problem for much of my life. As a kid, I got bored and ate a pencil. Nowadays, it's paper and it happens mostly when I'm hungry. Psychologists liked to probe me in an interrogation-style setting, but now things might be different. I wasn't the same person I was in high school.
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