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Character Analysis: Misha Collins
Misha Collins is a famous American actor who stars in the hit series, Supernatural, as a serious angel named Castiel. As a person, Misha Collins is very hype and is not-so-serious all the time. He has many fans who support him as a person and who adore his character. Misha Collins is a very opinionated person. He shares his views, politics, etc. on Twitter and is most definitely interested in politics. Misha Collins worked for 6 months as a White House intern for the Clinton administration and was placed in the Office of Presidential Personnel. I believe that we should listen to him because he has political background. The Clinton administration was a Democratic party from 1993-2001. Yet, even though he has a political background that may lead to bias. Misha Collins is a HUGE Democrat. …show more content…
Imagine Dragons is an American rock band that has made 3 successful albums since 2012. Dan Reynolds has mostly stayed out of pretty much anything related to politics and other things. On his Twitter, he almost always only posts things about the band. But Dan Reynolds recently spoke out about a certain topic, the LGBT community. He decided to perform at the LoveLoud concert in Utah on August 26th. He let Morgan Jones from Deseret News interview him. When asked about the decision he made, Reynolds replied that he realizes the issue about God and God’s relationship with the LGBTQ community is still a divided issue. He said that he “never wants to point a finger at anybody and say, ‘I’m right and you’re wrong’”. He also respects people and their personal views. Obviously, Dan Reynolds has democratic values because he simply tells us what he believes and lets his viewers and followers decide for themselves and doesn’t bash the opposing views, like Misha Collins. I believe that we should listen to his opinions, because everyone deserves to be able to use their first amendment rights and voice their

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