A truth I was afraid to accept

 A truth I was afraid to accept was that I would never get to play a role I had always dreamed of playing before I was too old. As a kid growing up, I had always wanted to play Matilda in the musical Matilda. Eventually I had to accept that I was probably never going to get to do that as I was getting way too old. However, last May, it was announced that we are doing Matilda for our spring 2025 musical. Now I find myself as one of the main candidates for the role with our cast list coming out today after school at 4. I can only hope the director sees me in that role and that I might get to live out the dream I had as a little girl.

In class, we continued working on our project. However, we were interrupted by the power going out which was honestly scary because I'm afraid of the dark. I learned that I am way more afraid of the dark than I thought I was.

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