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Where do I stand? Am I just an extra, a mover in the background while others take center stage? Or am I a supporting character?
...Sorry, this must seem a bit odd, and I apologize for going into an existential mood, but now I am curious as to how you all respond.

Where do you stand in the stage of Life? Are you a main character, the lead role, the supporting cast, the stagehands? Let us run through it, then, this act of Life's play, and see if we can't discover something about ourselves we may not have seen before.

...In short, let's discuss where you think you are, where you think others are, exactly what type of "play" you might be in, that sort of thing.

I guess I feel like one of those characters who doesn't seem like a main character but has plot ahead of them like they are. razz wow.................that really didn't say anything did it?

Edit: Or i'm just that character everyone hates and so the story is my own to hear razz

Really I feel a kind of schizophrinia from all the roles I play >.O

Well, it's good to think such things, Sanzo. It enables people to have a certain degree of self-importance about their lives and decisions.
And Viral, you are young yet, are you not? Of course your plot has yet to be revealed to the audience. You're only starting, after all.
Also, Tae, simply being a spectator can be and important role as well. If there were no one to observe it, then how could place any importance on our "plays?"

Nah, that's only when you get a driver's license or become a politician. Whichever comes first.

Yes, I suppose you do...
Anyway, I'm going to head out for now. Erv, exiting stage right.

I'm the dude in the audience yelling unintelligible words. Why? Because the play's too damn boring.

*Upon reflection of what her life would be like as a play, Kerri recalls an excellent book where the main character starts out with happy, humble, mundane beginnings, is designed for greatness, and for about 2/3 of the book he's denied any chance to achieve greatness and he goes a little funny in the head, because the antagonist's goal is to turn him evil without ever harming him. And some of the things in the first sixth of the book are starting to remind her distinctly of her own life.....* ******** that, director. *She shouts to the sky.* If you dare to do that to my play I'm gonna hurt you so bad! *She shakes her fist at the sky then sidesteps a falling light.* mrgreen

On a more serious note. Like Viral, I'm too young to yet know the plot of my play. But I agree with Sanzo that we are all the main characters in our own plays. 3nodding Thus far I know that my play is a musical... and that's about it. xd

My play would involve lots of gunfights, sarcasm, exaggeration, uncomfortable issues and controversies, loud music, flashing lights, tiny screaming Japanese vocalists, explosions, and maybe a chicken gets thrown into the audience by Alice Cooper.

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Well, ah, I imagine myself as a character with no soliloquies, (even though I do that a lot) But I'm practically in every other scene amongst a great many others who appear to be main characters due to their monologues and significance in the plot. I'm some sort of sane, non-druggie, non-alcoholic, non-dysfunctional family state, surrounded by the rest of the people in my subculture and circle of friends that were. Without dealing with any of those tramaus and thusly not being main character worthy, I'm still around all the time getting pretty well acquainted with that world and those people, and thusly take their side in the great struggle of life. And I think the story is much better told in the same method as a heavy metal rock concert- with great exaggeration and too much excitement from everybody. XD.