Monologue

Ready? Do it like this. It doesn't need to be perfect, no, stop, don't try to make it perfect. Pull that down. Right, OK.

One animate imagination, that's all you need. Use it. Remember what you're saying, though, don't forget that you're in the middle of an assignment. Don't get all frantic on me. Rhythmic, yes, good. Don't forget what I'm telling you. You want a glass of water? Get him a glass of water. OK, perfect, stop it there.

Write it all down. Don't forget the rules. Stretch your legs, don't sit for too long at a time. Have you finished? Have you understood?

Is it real? It's just as real as you perceive it to be. Can you control that? You'd be foolish to try. What should you do? You should accept what makes you happy and challenge what makes you feel disappointed or trapped. Little disturbances are bound to crop up along the way. Pay no mind. Remember always: if something makes you unhappy, it's not you that's wrong. If you're unhappy, change something.

This is how it needs to be. The constructs, the language, it's full of phrases and methods of control. Call the airline and book a trip to your favorite city on the planet, right now. What was your initial reaction?

And why can't you? Constructs. Control. Why shouldn't you have everything that makes you happy?

Don't consume, it's dangerous. Be aware of your place in the construct. Strive. Push yourself to do things that will make you happier. Don't strive to fit into the construct better. You'll end up unhappier.

When you were young, did you want to be President? Let that one go - it's the only unrealistic dream you have. It's not how it looks, I swear.

Make lists and keep them. Work to promote the ideas behind your beliefs, but never try to make others believe the same. While you're working, challenge all your beliefs and decide whether or not you actually agree with them. Don't work for organizations to make it happen - work in ways where you can see the real world results of your actions. They're all in the construct, but you're refusing to play by the rules of the construct.

Don't ever decide that something looks fun because the newspaper or TV made it seem like fun. Investigate, always investigate, gather information, be skeptical, think always, keep in mind your place in the construct. When the construct exerts its influence on you, be aware and make your own decisions.

Is it too much? Should I slow down? Another glass of water, perhaps? Oh! Research. Always research. Always learn. Always advance your knowledge of any situation.

Always think about what makes you happy. Then think about why it makes you happy. Analyze the causes of your happiness. It'll give you a better insight into who you are.

Keep things clean. Knowing where something is is an underrated joy of life. A well-cooked meal is a good victory to round out any kind of day.