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English Autobiography essay
“If u ever feel like giving up, always remember why you keep holding on”

Around 32 years ago, on the 11th of August, I was born in the lovely city of Christchurch, New Zealand to Leonie and Craig Hemsworth. My mother worked as an English teacher while my dad worked as a social services counselor. I was also blessed with two brothers, my elder brother Luke Hemsworth, and my younger brother Liam Hemsworth. My life in New Zealand was relatively short as my family and I migrated to Australia to continue our lives. We lived in both Melbourne and the Australia Outback in Bulman, The northern territory. My earliest memories were on the cattle stations chasing the cows around back in the outback. Boy that was fun, how I’d wish that I was still an innocent kid chasing around cows in the farm. Besides the cattles, I still remember the crocodiles and buffalos that reside near the farm. After a couple of years residing in the northern territory, we moved to the city of Melbourne. I attended high school at Heathmont college before my family and I moved to the Phillip islands.

When I was a little boy, I’d always watch tv and envision myself as one of characters on tv. Since then, it had became my ambition to be an actor and I’d try to strive towards my goal, my ambition. When I was in high school, I would join drama clubs to improve my acting skills and work towards my ambition. Back then, I would get laughed and jeered at due to my interest in joining drama clubs instead of playing sports. I did not fit in the general male stereotype. I was the outcast of the school. I only had a couple of good, loyal and trustworthy friends. Well, there is a saying “friends: Have less, But the best! I was never demotivated by the insults and jeers as I had strong support from my friends. With my strong determination, I had worked hard and had gotten a couple of major roles in my school play. After graduating from high school, I auditioned for a couple of roles that I saw on

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