PRODUCER: Tell me about almost getting eliminated.
EZRA: Wow. It was definitely an experience. I remember being on stage and not hearing my name called when they were talking about who was going to move on. I wanted to cry, and I cried backstage. I felt like such a failure because I won last week, so I wondered why I didn't do well.
PRODUCER: How did you feel when you got the chance to do the sing-off?
EZRA: I was beyond happy! I couldn't believe that I had another chance to prove myself to the people, and I didn't waste it. When Andre chose me, I was so happy that I would be able to stay.
PRODUCER: What are your plans for this week?
EZRA: I really want to work hard and take a strong risk this week, because that was what the judges told me to do, and I just want to push myself. This is the semi-finals, so the competition is even bigger than before.
PRODUCER: Okay. Let's bring in Ray!
Ray enters the room and sits down next to Ezra with a smile.
PRODUCER: How does it feel to be working with each other?
RAY: Nice! I chose Ezra because I think she's so talented and I've been wanting to collaborate with her this entire time. I think we can make magic.
PRODUCER: [to Ezra] And you? What do you think about Ray?
EZRA: I was shocked when she chose me, but I think that we have a good chance of winning and having a good performance. I'm so happy that we can work together.
PRODUCER: Say that last part again, but brighter.
EZRA: I'm so happy we can work together again.
PRODUCER: Good. How has your family supported you?
EZRA: They've been happy I'm doing well in this competition! I really want to make them proud and show them what I can do.
PRODUCER: Alright. Cut!
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You and Me (Plus Everyone In Between Us)
Teen Fiction17-almost-18-year-old Ezra Thompson is tired of two things. First, is constant chatter about Dilemma, an all-boy rock band, led by the supposedly-dreamy frontman Andre Robinson that somehow has a universal grip on every teenager in the world. Person...
