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Vendela Tarrents
May 30th, 2013

Ryan Murphy
Ryan Murphy Productions:
5555 Melrose Ave
Chevalier Bldg.
Los Angeles, CA 90038
USA
Dear Mr. Murphy,

I am writing you today to tell you my opinions of the show you created, Glee. I absolutely love this. Glee is my favorite show. I love how it presents the average life of a high school American and the whole synopsis of the show.
There are many reasons why I love this show. The first reason is the diversity of the show. I think it shows the American dream of being accepted for who you are and being not being afraid to show it. All the characters on the show are so different from each other, but then all the same. There are people from different races, religions, sexualities, social ranking, and dreams. I love how it shows that you can be anyone you want to be and can be anything you want to be. This show tells people that you can never fully be accepted for who you are if you don’t accept yourself first. There are still other reasons why this show is the best.
Another reason why I love this show is the music. I think that music is very important to America. 90% of teens listen to music nowadays. Music has been proven to help literature scores on testing and is very healthy for the human brain. It has also been proven that music can reduce depression, increase lung capacity, lower blood pressure, improve recovery from strokes, ease epilepsy’s, give pain relief, help Alzheimer’s, and give better immunity. Music is very essential to everyone. I took a survey of 15 people between the ages 12-21 of how many of them listen and watch Glee. 9 out of 15 of them responded to listening and watching Glee. At least 60% of teens watch Glee and listen to the music. My IPod has over 200 Glee songs. I also want to say that the Glee music is very good. So are the episodes itself.
The show Glee is very empowering and inspirational. I truly think this is the best TV show of all time. This show is so intriguing; sometimes I

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