Oh, what a rogue and peasant slave am I. Is it not monstrous that this player here, but in a fiction, in a dream of passion, could force his soul so to his own conceit? That from her working tall his visage weight. Tears in his eyes. A broken voice. And his whole function, suiting with forms to his own conceit and all for nothing. For Hekiba. What's Hekiba to him or he to Hekiba that he should weep for her? What would he do? Had he the motive and the cue for passion that I have? He would drown the stage with tears. About whose most dear life and property a damned feat was made. Am I a coward? He told me to have a monologue. So I had a monologue. Yeah, I was from Shakespeare. Hamlet got anything. I actually wrote about Hamlet for my English literature thing and I had that entire monologue already memorized from theater. And so I was determined that I could use Hamlet and all the quotes from it except that I was kind of nervous because it was an AP test like just like college level, right? And you only get to take it once. It's a very important test. And so I wrote the entire thing about Macbeth, but it was actually about Hamlet. Only I called Hamlet Macbeth. Oh, but now I don't know what to say. It was like artist block. You're just too good to be true. Can't take my eyes off of you. You'd be like having to touch. I want to hold you so much. At long last length, I was arrived. And I think God I'm alive. I love you baby. If it's quite alright, I need you baby. To warm the lonely night, I need you baby. Here's work. Dude, I talked the entire time. It was great. You good now? Yeah, I am super good bro. Awesome. Get your mic. What I miss. Oh, it's messed up. Oh, it's messed up. Yeah, I'll be these. I'll be these. Now what now? What do you know? You look like a single girl. I'm not a good girl. I was lying. I do need you. We were watching your panel actually and we found out quite a bit about you. You are very tall. And you're very young. Yes, I'm 18 years old now. I was 13 when I did my first big roll, my breakout roll of Alphonse Outrick. And 18 now and I'm 6 foot 4, yes. Do you like the Justin Bieber voice actors? I'm sorry. I just had to put that. He's got the hair. He's got the look in. He's got the talent. What? Yes! Yes! I'm sorry, I haven't listened to him so maybe. You know what that makes two of us. What is this RISM-BOOL RANGERS? That's a VIX fan club actually. And we've all got basically FMA was a really big show. So the whole cast of it has our own fan club. And the fan club usually has something in the name that has to do with our character. So there's the mini skirt army for Travis. And then there's the RISM-BOOL RANGERS for VIX. And then I've got the armor army, which is kind of self-explanatory. Although this one time in England, it was the one time that I've done in England. I thought that I was going to an armor army dinner. And it turned out it was just this one girl and her close family. And she was in love with me. It was pretty bad. I thought this was a group thing. Awkward experience, wasn't it? Yeah. So you finished school. High school. You're totally ready for college. Totally not ready for college. I actually freaked out about getting older for the first time when I was like 13. I was like, Erin, your childhood is more than halfway behind you. And I've always wished that I could say, whereas most kids are like yearning for the next year or the next summer or the next whatever break. I'm just like, I've always just tried to stay in the moment of my childhood because I was terrified of it ending. And now it's like, here we are. And I'm gradually accepting it. I'm working towards the point. If it's any consolation you've accomplished a lot more than any average 13-year-old could ever dream of doing. So with that, I congratulate you, man. How do you feel? Well, thank you. You know, it was luck, essentially. So I feel grateful that I have the experience of becoming a voice actor more than anything. Because I didn't go out in audition for it. I didn't push myself really. I just happened to have my cousin, Jerry, sorry, Justin Cook, was in the business. He was directing a show called Fruit Spasket. Man, I've told this story in such a long time. I've known a con in a while. So my cousin, Justin Cook, was directing Fruit Spasket. And he got into it through his friend Evan Jones. And he just needed a kid's part. He needed a kid to voice a young a kid, which is like a two-line thing. And he didn't want to use a girl, which is what they normally do. They bring in women, adult female voice actresses, or the roles of little kids. And actually, yeah. So he knew a real kid, which would be me. And so he just brought me in. And then it turned out that I had some sort of natural attitude for it. Because I'd been reading for a while. Like, second grade was Spins reading, like Lord of the Rings. So... Yeah, that's some real books right there. I was a pretty good reader. And that was it. Like, that's all I had. I didn't have any acting experience or desire, even. I just thought it was going to be really cool. Like, it wasn't something that I started out thinking, Man, I'll try to do this. It was like, Hey, you want to do this? Yeah. So I was really lucky. And I was lucky to already have an aptitude for it. And I was lucky to get in at that age. And that's how I managed to get enough accumulating roles to get out at the time. You're enjoying theater. And I think you're going to college. You're not maybe majoring anything. I think I will probably... Not do psychology, I will hit you. I was going to be a psychology intellectual. I took psychology this year, like APSIC. And I hated my teacher so much first of all. I really, I really, really see this anyways. She was... Oh, did it trust me? I'm pretty sure she... If she's anything of what I think a psychology teacher, she would not watch YouTube. She's... Basically, she's just like... She was fresh from college. Not from graduating from college, but from teaching at college. Oh! Which leads me to believe that she was fired from college, from the college professor job. Oh! I don't think she switched. She was like, oh, I prefer to teach high school. Who would? Yeah. Enjoy a pay decrease. Yeah. That does make sense. And so... I didn't like her. And then she decided that because in APSIC was a college class, even though I'm taking five, that she should have... We should have way more work than any other class ever. And so that became my most difficult class ever. So I apologize for crispy... In my mind, a blow-off class. It's supposed to be for learning interesting things about how my parents messed me up, you know? Yes. Exactly. It's supposed to be studying parts of the brain and having to have them all down and being able to label them, you know? Yeah. And that's what she made it into. So I was like, girl, and then I got a beat. And I'm an A student for the most part, unless it's math. And so it was... It was upsetting. I didn't have to. Yes. It's so bad. It's bad, but at the same time, you need it. No, that's... That's the only reason you need it. It's to pass. You don't need it in your life. Nobody needs it in their life except for engineers. And so I think you should have to go to a special school to even have math offered to you. That's what I think. Not alone. I'll tell you that. So are you an avid magic player? Are you open magic player? You know, I've completely come out of the closet that is magic. That's actually another thing I got into because of high school theater, actually. Basically, our theater class was a blow-off class. And so during the actual period... What is it not? Because we basically were like, okay, we have our lines down. It's okay. And so we just start playing our games. Like, we play poker some and then like... Last generation student at our high school, high school, back-of-home players. That's what we go about. Guys, gotta get rid of those Pokemon cards. You gotta check this game out. It's called Magic! Yeah! It's the UEO players that we really killed. Some kids invested a lot of money in UEO and then they just had to quit UEO because nobody wanted to play it anymore. What? What? That's an excellent adventure right now. Oh, by the way, how'd you enjoy Pariah Con? This is a very important question. Pariah Con was awesome. Everyone watching this should come to Pariah Con again. Next. We'll leave it at that. Oh, cool. Aaron, I'm going to let you get back to your catnap. I appreciate it. That's what we do. That is what I was doing, but I think now I have to go. Oh, that would be good. Yes.