Role playing is what I enjoyed for my after school activity, which has shaped my character. I grew up a shy boy,
and my face easily turned red when I talked in front of people
; however, things started to change when I joined the drama club on the advice of my friend
. I played the role of Aragon, the main character in
The Lord Of The Rings.
At first, I was really baffled since Aragon, an assertive and outgoing man who is full of confidence, courage and fighting spirit, was totally different from me
; however, I decided to challenge myself and
was determined to do the job well. I watched the movie at least five times to learn the behaviors of Aragon and tried to imitate his mood. I tried to look at everything
through the eyes of Aragon and
emulate his
manners and tone to approach
being the best 'Aragon'. Not long after
obtaining the pivotal role, with the persistence of training, my successful performance of Aragon won me the Best Actor Award in the English Festival. I really gained a lot of confidence
, and I liked the Aragon whom I performed, active and courageous.
Gradually, I found myself changed little by little under the influence of Aragon
I previously portrayed. It seemed that there was an Aragon
living in my heart. I became
an ambitions young adult who is not afraid of
taking risks and overcoming challenges. By acting the different roles of different personalities, I discovered defects of my characters and tried to be a more consummate person. The most valuable thing I found in the role playing is that I became a person whom I appreciate
, and I want to be.
I would change the first sentence because it sounds like role-playing is your only after school activity. I would say something like: "Role playing is one hobby and interest that I enjoyed and pursued as an after school activity......". I would also consider including introductory and conclusion paragraphs. I would also add a small paragraph that details the outlines how the "Aragon inside you" transformed you as a whole (any situations that you were in, decisions you made, etc. that were not characteristic of the "pre-Aragon you"). Good luck!Constance, EssayForum Contributor