Behind The Paint

1 - Sorrow

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"Please, Arson," she cried, "don't leave me please, i need you more than you think. You're my everything,if i lose you..."
She looked at Arson, the other lead in the movie, with pleading eyes, her face contorted into a mask of despair while her beloved stood next to an strange woman in his embrace.

Imya Dawn wept profusely, her acting so natural that one could almost believe she wasn't playing a part. The pain in her heart, the agony in her soul, the hopelessness in her eyes, it was all so real, so visceral, that you couldn't help but feel her pain as well.
The crew watched on, held by her performance, her emotions so real that they almost felt like they were truly witnessing a heartbreak unfolding before their very eyes.

"Cut!"

the director called out, and Imya immediately stopped her performance, returning to her normal confident self,

"That was intense," she sighed, "but I think we got it."

Imya was a talented actress, and she had perfected the art of bringing her characters to life. But in this moment, you couldn't help but wonder, how much of her own emotions, her own pain, did she pour into her acting, and how much of her own heart did she pour into her roles?
Imya Dawn...
Imya Dawn was a skilled actress, a celebrity, a popular figure. She was beautiful, charismatic, and loved by many. Her wavy dirty blonde hair and emerald eyes made her stand out from the crowd, and her confidence and charm made her seem like an even more charismatic lady.
She had played in many big roles in big movies and series, and her talent was undeniable. She was famous, loved and adored by tons of people. But did they really love her? The real Imya Dawn, as a human being, with feelings, emotions, and thoughts? Or did they only love the actor Imya Dawn, the character they saw on the screen?
She wondered if anyone loved her for who she truly was, or if they loved her for the character she played on screen. She wondered if she was even capable of separating who she truly was, from who she played on screen. She wondered if anyone even cared about the human behind the mask of the actress.
The movie they were filming was about Solarine Governor and her husband, Arson Marcell. They had been the picture-perfect couple before their world was turned upside down. Solarine, played by Imya Dawn,was the protagonist of the movie "Awfully into You," and her husband Arson, played by Angelo Rossi, was the perfect match for her. They had an incredible chemistry and a beautiful history, but things took a turn for the worse when Arson started to act strange and started coming home late and never being on time.

This left Solarine suspicious as the housewife, not knowing what was truly going on, but always feeling this nagging feeling in the back of her mind that something was off. Then, one day, the worst happened, Arson barged into the house with a strange woman in his embrace, claiming that he wants a divorce and that he is leaving Solarine for someone else, leaving Solarine broken in tears. She never expected something like this to happen, but it did, and it was the worst nightmare come true.

But, that wasn't the end for Solarine, not by a long shot. At the end of the movie, Solarine bumps into a rich and famous man, Mason Blanc;played by Derek Steele,and they become the most well-known and billionaire couple in the country, and after getting her revenge on Arson, Solarine decided to take her revenge on him by throwing him away just like he once did to her;the satisfaction of seeing Arson crawl back on his knees trying to get back with her was so great for Solarine. It was truly a satisfying moment for Solarine, and it was nice to see that she got the closure she deserved.

Angelo Rossi walked up to Imya, one hand in his pocket and the other twirling a pen in his fingers. "Just a few more scenes and we're ready to publish the movie," he said with a hint of playfulness in his tone. "Cool, right?"