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Little Sister Drama
Little Sister-Task 2
Speech for an audition to enter Little Sister
Hi, I’m Twinkle Star. I’m 21 and from America. I would like to join Little Sister 2013 because i think it would be a good experience for me and i would really entertain the audience. I really like getting in fights with people and annoying them. I think these are ideal qualities in a contestant because it would keep the audience glued to their seats.

Also, i think I’m good for this show because people love a rebel and someone who is not easily intimidated. I love a challenge and i think Little Sister is a challenge waiting to be broken, and i would love to be the one to say “bring it.” My hobbies include singing and dancing, which i don’t mind showing while on the show. I want to be the one to win Little Sister while entertaining millions of people in the UK. After all that’s what Little Sister’s all about, entertainment for our lovely audience.

Furthermore, Little Sister would really benefit with an amazing contestant such as me in it, as i would start fights, gossip and drive people mad, leading to major havoc. I would love to be in Little Sister as the prize money means alot for me. I need to buy a flat or house for myself and my sister. The place we are living in now is a total wreck and need to move as soon as we can. Little Sister is our best chance for this. Our jobs as beauticians do not pay enough to suffice. We only earn enough for food on our table and our rent. We are unable to move. Also, our beautician jobs require the latest clothes and the fashion changes every minute. We are unable to keep our reputation AND manage to live a normal life in a normal house. Therefore, i need to be selected for this show in order to start our life and be back on track.

Little Sister-Task 3
Task for contestants to complete whilst in the house
Your first task to complete in this house is called “Animal Havoc.” In this task 9 contestants must take on the form of an animal for the week. Choosing
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