Dylan Argumentative Essay

If Dylan had only knew what he would be getting himself into when he innocently auditioned for his freshman year musical. If Dylan had only known the shame, humiliation, embarrassment, and torture that was yet to come, he would have never enthusiastically auditioned in front of a panel of directors. If only he knew that he would become a statue when he faced the Musical Theatre bulletin board. It was his first audition. His first musical. His first year in the school. His first time performing. His first time on stage. It was the first time Dylan had ever seen his name listed next to the lead on his school’s Peter Pan cast list. He was frozen in his spot while he read the roster of results: Dylan Marci - Peter Pan. How could he, someone who seemed
That’s awful. Congratulations once again on the role, will you be at rehearsal tonight at four?” Dylan’s face sulked and he began, “Aaah, about that...” With a trace of anxiety in his voice, Dylan tried explaining his viewpoint. He told max how it’s not a freshman’s show, it’s the seniors. How Dean would be so much better. How Dean deserved it. How Dylan wanted to turn it down. For the second time today, Dylan’s speech was cut off. This time by Max. “Dylan, stop right there.” Began the supportive, talented friend. “You’ve always loved singing. Remember seventh grade at the Justin Bieber concert? We sung our hearts out all night, and you never looked happier than you did in that moment. This is just like that, just you’ll be Justin, and the ensemble surrounding you will be like we were that night. You deserve this, Dylan. You never before would let others tell you what to do, so why now? Why let this bully control you? Why let this nasty upperclassman make you quit the show that you have worked so hard to audition for. Dylan, I believe in you. The directors believe in you. Every sensible person who laid eyes on that case list believes in you. Please, Dylan. Understand