No one knows. Except my mom, of course, and my mean big sister. And the neighbors. They've been our neighbors my whole life, and I wasn't very good at hiding my shapeshifting when I was a kid. The neighbors are Hawaiian, which makes them about the only interesting thing in Llano, Texas. Ipo, the oldest son, is seventeen, and mouth-watering. His brother, Manu, is my age, and his hobby is tormenting me.

My best friend is Nicole. We call her Cola, though Liar would be a better nickname for her. Cola doesn't know what I am, of course. If you have a secret, you don't tell Cola. If you have a wedgie, you don't tell Cola because before the end of Geometry class, everyone will be whispering about it. Why is she my best friend? Well, besides that one big secret, I don't have any others, which makes me the only person in our tiny school that Cola hasn't ticked off. Plus, talking to her is always interesting.

How come it's hard to stop your face from changing? Is it something you drift into when you're not thinking about it? It is something strong that sweeps over you and you can't stop it? How have you learned to control it better than you did when you were little?

Have you ever used this talent to trick anyone? Have you ever come really close to getting caught?

Do you imitate people's voices as well as their faces? What about body language, does it change instinctively or do you have to think about it?

19th? Wow! I'd say aim for a small role, maybe something you haven't seen taken in the movie. Don't watch the movie, you'll think about the actors when you perform! You know, sometimes backstage stuff works for drama credit too.