10 people who have influenced me.
I'm going to say that I can't count, and that all except two of these are fictional.
1. My best friend.
This girl can do anything. She was the youngest, then they adopted her little sister, so she started to get ignored. Her big sister was the smart one, her little sister the cute one, she didn't have a label. So she started cheering. Not like "let's go team cheering!" Like, doing freaking back flips cheering. What she taught me: never let anyone ignore you
Here's a video of her
That's when she first started.
So they put her on a cheer team
And that's her about two months ago
2. My literature teacher.
I love this teacher. Gosh she's just the best. She is super strict, but sometimes she just lets go. Like, she's ran around the class acting like a monkey because "that's what students look like when the bell rings." What she taught me: don't let your mature attitude get in the way of having fun.
I can do book characters right? Cause I'm going to.
3. Luna Lovegood.
My wacko baby! I love Luna. She's just amazing. She taught me that I can be myself and be weirdly wonderful.
4. Hermione Granger
She taught me that I can cry, that it's great to stand up for things that can't do it by themselves (house elves in her case), and that it's ok to not be the most popular, or have the best condition (muggleborn for her)
5. Annabeth Chase
She taught me that knowledge is the best weapon
6. Neville Longbottom
He taught me that no matter how the world sees you, you can rise to greatness
7. Molly Weasley
Mama Molly taught me that there is always room for another person, and that a happy family isn't measured in money.
8. Sirius Black
Sirius taught me that living up to your family's expectations isn't always the best thing to do.
9. Peter Pan
Never, NEVER, let your heart grow up
10. Fred and George Weasley
They taught me that even in the worst situations, all you need is a laugh
11. Percy Weasley
He taught me that work is never more important than family, and that your family will always take you back, even if you make incredible mistakes
12. Severus Snape
Snape taught me that even if someone treats you horribly, they can care about you very much. And not to judge people on their past.
13. The pack (Maximum Ride)
Ok idk if you've read these books, but they're by James Patterson and they're awesome.
They taught me that blood doesn't make a family.
14. Percy Jackson
Percy taught me that you might think you're a loser, but you have power to do amazing things.
15. Madge Undersee
Madge taught me that one tiny gesture can change things forever
16. Gale Hawthorne
He taught me that it's better to love and have lost than to not love at all
17. Tris Prior
She taught me that selflessness and bravery are often the same thing.
Ok that's all for now. Bye I guess
