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Personal Narrative: Why I Love The Office

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To say that I love The Office would be an understatement. I have watched the full television series around seven times, and only find myself falling more in love with the characters as time goes on. One character that has always specifically stood out to me is Pam Beesly. Pam goes through a monumental period of self realization, truly discovering herself throughout the show’s plot line. I can relate to her on many levels and thoroughly enjoy watching her character development play out. One of my favorite Pam moments is when she decides to call off her wedding and choose her happiness over their exceptionally unhealthy relationship. I, too, have gone through a similar decision recently -- no, I have never been engaged but I have ended

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