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Nina From Sing Character Analysis

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My last character I can relate to is Nina from Sing. She has an amazing voice, but the only problem is she’s afraid to show the world. In the movie, Nina is asked to sing at the talent show, but is tremendously terrified to sing in public. When she tells her family that she turned the offer off because of her insecurities, her family gets very disappointed in her and that makes her upset at well. Her father starts to yell at her for being too scared and basically gives her advice on how she should start believing in herself. This character, I believe, relates to me more than anything else because I have the biggest fear of singing once I’m on a stage and everyone 's eyes are on me. Last year, I was told to sing in mariachi and I said yes because

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