Charlotte's career.

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Choice count: 28

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a foot in the door (1 match)

on-the-job-training (1 match)

pension (1 match)

retirement (8 matches)

set aside (3 matches)

test drive (1 match)

the drive of work (1 match)

vacant position (2 matches)

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Charlotte's career.

College Lionel-Groulx, Visual Art Program.

I like the program very much! I'm sure that I will work with art later because I love to draw, to paint, to sculpt, etc. However, I'm not sure yet where I should continue after the Visual Art Program...

Choice 1 : I drop school.

Choice 2 : School or Fine Arts in Montreal.

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School or Fine Arts in Montreal.

My plan is to be a professional artist now. All the courses are very interesting but also competitive and tough. Even if the drive of work is hard, I like it very much! This school is also a test drive to see if I'm passionate enough to be an artist and it gives me a foot in the door at the same time. I will stay here and study Fine Arts during approximately eight years. I don't know if I will succeed as an artist, but I know that there are a lot of other opportunities.

Choice 1 : Success as a professional artist.

Choice 2 : I don't succeed now.

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Success as a professional artist.

It was difficult at the beginning of my career, it took several months before starting to expose my art. But now, I sell my art in many Art Galleries and I love the job I do. I joint an artistic cooperative to make new contacts and friends to share our artworks and studio, which also gives me more opportunities to grow up my reputation and my career. Plus, I set aside some money for my retirement.

Choice 1 : Retirement.

Retirement.

I retire rich and happy, I had a successful career!

Choice 1 : The end.

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I don't succeed now.

Making a breakthrough is harder than I thought... It's been two years and I don't make enough money to live as a professional artist. I try to expose my work in exhibition but it doesn't work. Should I give up?

Choice 1 : I give up.

Choice 2 : I don't give up.

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I give up.

Wrong answer. You should never, NEVER give up on dreams. Go back!

Choice 1 : I don't succeed now.

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I don't give up.

Good answer! I should never give up on dreams! I decide to have two jobs, one of them is a professional artist, and what will be the other one?

Choice 1 : I become a University teacher.

Choice 2 : I become a book illustrator.

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I become a University teacher.

I work with art every day of my life, isn't it awesome? Plus, I can share my passion to other artists, which is cool too because I like to work with people! Then, I work as a professional artist on the side and I sold more piece of art than usual this year! I'm in a vacant position, so I set aside some money for my retirement.

Choice 1 : Retirement.

Choice 2 : Success as a professional artist.

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I become a book illustrator.

I'm happy with my choice because I can draw all the time. It is a wonderful advantage to read every day. Plus, I work as a professional artist on the side and I sold more piece of art than usual this year! I'm in a vacant position, so I set aside some money for my retirement.

Choice 1 : Retirement.

Choice 2 : Success as a professional artist.

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I drop school.

I need to start my career as a professional artist right now. Plus, I'm going to be on-the-job-training to become a tattoo artist to pay the rent because I don't have any student pension anymore.

Choice 1 : Success as a professional artist.

Choice 2 : I don't have success.

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I don't have success.

It's been a couple of years and I don't have the success I hoped. I'm a part-time tattoo artist now, so I have money to pay the rent. I need to think wise because there are a lot of options. I'm a bit stressed, but who knows? Maybe whatever the choice I'm going to take will lead to a happy ending.

Choice 1 : School of Fine Arts.

Choice 2 : I joint a cooperative of artist.

Choice 3 : I want to be mentored by an artist.

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Retirement.

I retired normally and happy!

Choice 1 : The end.

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The end.

You finished the story! You can go back to the beginning to see all the other options if you want.

Choice 1 : College Lionel-Groulx, Visual Art Program.

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I say yes to the offer.

I decided to learn Spanish and try something crazy and unusual! To study in this country is an enriching and unique experience that can open many new doors for my career. I will make new friends, new contacts, meet other artists and improve my style and artwork in a completely extraordinary way. I'm going to have a student job and student financial help to pay the bills.

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I joint a cooperative of artist.

A cooperative of artists is an artistic organisation where each member put an equal quantity of money each month to pay for the common studio and it's equipment and sometimes when the organisation is bigger, for the rent and food of each other. It helps artists to create their work freely, grow up their career, make contacts and to have a financial security. I joint this group and I'm now very glad because I learn a lot of new techniques and inspiration from others. I still work part-time to pay the rent, but now that I have support, it is pretty easier to put all my time in the creation of art pieces. Definitely, I can't be alone if I want to learn!

Choice 1 : Success as a professional artist.

Choice 2 : I don't have success.

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I want to be mentored by an artist.

A mentor is a volunteer who wants to help inexperienced artists to begin their career. There are organisations who allow masters artists and novices to meet each other and learn. I decided that if I want to succeed, I need to learn from them who make it. I'm mentored by another artist who will help me to know how to begin and work every day as an artist. This person is not just a teacher, but a friend which we share trust and mutual respect. Definitely, I can't be alone if I want to progress! Also, I still work as a part-time tattoo artist to pay for the rent.

Choice 1 : I don't have success.

Choice 2 : Success as a professional artist.

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I move to New York.

I decided to move to New York because it is the center of contemporary art in the world. There are a lot of artists who live there and I think that I can't make it alone because it's a very complex and big city.

Choice 1 : I joint a cooperative of artist.

Choice 2 : I want to be mentored by an artist.

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I become a photographer.

I have been studying photography during one year. I have now my own studio and I will shoot photos for events and weddings and build at the same time a solid portfolio.

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Five years later.

My little photography business works well, I shoot family pictures, weddings and private events for five years now. This week, I shoot for an international charity organisation and one of the manager offers me something unusual. They need a photographer who wants to go to Haiti to cover the achievements of the organisation and the stages of the traveling. I've never volunteered abroad before, but it could be an enriching experience. What should I say?

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