Statements Are Your Thesis

"There's no point at all. You do [your work] because you're forced to, and you have no say in it. It's just something you have to deal with, like any of your other problems that are out of your control. [...] Now that's definitely not worth getting out of bed for. You could have finished all your sweet dreams without that annoying alarm clock waking you up!"— **Callister Drizzledrops**, *Fairy Dust*

It takes a super-long time to build a reputation, and five minutes to ruin it. If you thought about that some more, you'll do things a lot better. When a bunch of characters collide, many secrets and conspiracies force them to take a closer look around them to find their true enemies. Anyway, it is not about achieving your dreams but living your life. If you lead your life the right way, the karma will take care of itself.

Under this covenant of justice, liberty, and union, we have become a nation -- prosperous, great, and mighty. And we have kept our freedom. But we have no choice. You are the living, breathing proof that the American Dream endures in our time. It's you. So we want you all to go out there. Be great. Believing in yourself and in your abilities is essential to make things happen for you and to be great in life. Being great is not about ego, but this isn't to say that there is only one path to success, but rather, the idea of perfection motivates us to pave a path to our own successes.

## Examples Include

1. Spoiled Brat: Because of the main character's upbringing, they are overindulged and narcissistic, due to growing up spoilt their entire life, as they have no sense of what it means to be lower or middle class. The character often displays entitled behavior, throwing tantrums or displaying a lack of gratitude or appreciation for the things they have been given.
2. Hair-Trigger Temper: From rude drivers to co-workers that make your job much harder, it seems that everyone is getting on your nerves and you're about to lose whatever hold you have left on your temper. What is there to do? Learn some anger management techniques. Here's a trope that might help.
3. Girl Boss Feminist: A little bunny with enormous glasses and the intelligence to match, Deedra Featherstone from *Helping Hands* is truly a star in the eyes of her employees, family, and friends. She is the boss of a major corporation, as well as her home of Cascade Crestfalls, which she manages to run without trouble, as long as her work comes first.
4. Poster Gallery Bedroom: Sometimes, the posters hanging up in a person's bedroom can tell us a whole lot about their personality.
5. Adults Are Useless: Since before we can remember, our parents have cared for many of us, providing necessities like food, housing, and possibly even an education. As we get older, so do our parents. After a certain point, the roles reverse, and our parents are the ones who need our help and provision. How crazy is that?
6. Performance Anxiety: Singing in front of other people is one of the hardest things to do. That’s why very few people on the planet have the courage to do it. Communicating a message through words can be a task in itself. So imagine the pressure that a song brings!
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