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Dovescendants: These past 6 years have been filled with more growth, more deep, true love and more vibrant LIFE, than most people experience in a lifetime and for that, I am forever grateful and forever indebted. I will be forever grateful for this world, this momentary allowance into what felt like a double life, this world that was only ours, that we got to literally BUILD UP around us, that kept us safe, that let us escape to a place where everything made sense and everyone had love and a place they belonged, in our most formative and sensitive years. I needed you at 17, when I was lost and looking, and now I leave you stronger, deeply rooted and decidedly wild, if not a little heartbroken. Although, I never truly leave you.
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SofiaBomb: Five years ago, I walked into an audition room, that, little did I know, would turn my whole world upside down and paint it a beautiful shade of blue, to say that you changed my life would be saying too little.... Five years, three movies, and here we are. My heart full, eyes watering, struggling to find the words to say...THANK YOU. It has been my HONOR.
BoobooWolf: For Jay, specifically it's the ability to change. There's a really nice, subtle storyline that he has with the character Lonnie. He's the captain of the Swords & Shields [fencing] team and it's in the rule book that it's a guy sport. [Lonnie] shows up and pushes him to let her be on the team. As far as rules go, Jay has to decide between sticking to tradition or breaking the rules and being kicked off the team and losing his title. So he has to accept change and his decision there is a nice storyline.
