Broken
Interview with Vandelya Lynn Tucker
Interview with Vandelya Lynn Tucker
By: Jamie Loeak
A journey toward discovering two characters.
A journey toward discovering two characters.
Jamie Loeak: So, your name is Vandelya. How do you pronounce that?
Vandelya: Van-Dell-Yuh. My mother thought it was pretty and decided that was my name when she first looked at me.
JL: That’s interesting! Do you like having such a unique name?
Vandelya: Most times. I don’t have to look up if my teacher calls out for Ashley or anything.
JL: So, you’re in school. What grade are you in?
Vandelya: I’m a junior in high school.
Vandelya: I’m a junior in high school.
JL: Do you participate in any extracurricular activities?
Vandelya: No, I focus on just school.
JL: Okay, so what about after school. What kinds of things do you do?
Vandelya: Well, I like to head to a little field before and after school. It’s kind of my place.
JL: I’m assuming it’s important to you. Is there a reason behind it?
Vandelya: I don’t know. It’s just kind of a place that I go to when I feel lonely or something like it.
JL: Do you feel lonely often?
Vandelya: I don’t really want to talk about it right now. Is that fine?
JL: Of course. So, what would you feel more comfortable talking about?
Vandelya: No, I focus on just school.
JL: Okay, so what about after school. What kinds of things do you do?
Vandelya: Well, I like to head to a little field before and after school. It’s kind of my place.
JL: I’m assuming it’s important to you. Is there a reason behind it?
Vandelya: I don’t know. It’s just kind of a place that I go to when I feel lonely or something like it.
JL: Do you feel lonely often?
Vandelya: I don’t really want to talk about it right now. Is that fine?
JL: Of course. So, what would you feel more comfortable talking about?
Vandelya: Honestly, I don’t really know.
JL: Well, since we want the audience to know a little about you, why don’t we talk about your family and friends?
Vandelya: Uh, I guess that’s fine. I live with my mom. She works hard to keep things normal for me now that my dad is gone. There was an accident and..... *she trails off*
JL: I understand. Would talking about your friends turn things around?
Vandelya: Not really. I don’t have any friends.
JL: Oh. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to make things worse.
Vandelya: It’s okay, but if you don’t mind, I don’t want to answer any more questions.
JL: It’s fine. Thank you for agreeing to the interview.
Vandelya: You’re very welcome.
Interview with Carter Ian Daniels
By: Jamie Loeak
A journey toward discovering two characters.
A journey toward discovering two characters.
JL: So, Carter, you recently moved to North Carolina. Why here?
Carter: My mom used to talk about North Carolina when I was a little kid. Back then, she used to read and tell me stories.
JL: What stories made you choose to come here?
Carter: She grew up here, and I thought that coming here would help me find myself. I mean, I’m seventeen and I’ve got to figure out who I am.
JL: And North Carolina’s going to do that for you.
Carter: Yes.
JL: So, what are your goals while you’re here? What steps are you going to take?
Carter: Well, I’m going to enroll in the local high school first. Then, I guess I’ll just make friends. See what kind of person I am.
JL: So, your friends will tell you the kind of person you are?
Carter: No, but who I become when with them does.
JL: You sound like you know this from experience.
Carter: Yes, I do.
JL: Can you tell me about this?
Carter: It’s the reason why I left Hartford. The people I dealt with weren’t good. They weren’t good influences.
JL: I understand. Is that why you left? Your friends?
Carter: They weren’t my friends. I didn’t seek out friends back then.
JL: Then it was your family that you ran from?
Carter: Yes, it was. Now, if you don’t mind, I don’t want to answer any other questions.
JL: You’re fine, and I apologize for bringing out bad memories.
Carter: It’s okay. I did agree to this interview.
JL: Thank you.
Carter: You’re welcome.
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