CHARLOTTE RITCHIE As KATE GALVINYOU | 4.01

CHARLOTTE RITCHIE as KATE GALVIN YOU | 4.01

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WHAT IS YOUR LOVE COLOR?

warm burnt orange

Riding off into the sunset, the hope of a happy ending, the bitter after taste that still in it's own way smells kinda great. Your love is all bitter hopefulness, all about a broken heart that refuses to quit, all about the unshakable knowledge that a burning fire has a great comforting warm and a soft glowing light, all about the way when the sun comes down there's a beautiful starry night. It's stubbornness, it's the refusal to give up, the clutching of broken shards despite the searing pain and being adamant that dammit you can still make a beautiful stained glass window out of it. Yours is a screaming heart, a pleading love, a bitter and almost belligerent hopefulness that things will still work out even if you have to roll up your sleeves and make them. And god, aren't you tired? Isn't your heart heavy? Is all your hard work worth it? Don't you just want to curl up and let it be? Let the fire turn to ashes and the sky turn dark and let love die down and watch people leave? But you don't, do you? You're the bravest out of all of us, so you pick up the pieces and you keep going, you keep believing and you keep your heart full of hope because some day. Some day you know you'll get it. You keep riding off into the sunset and you keep filling my heart with hope as you go because god, how do I wish you finally get it too.

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When she was little, Frankie dreamed of Hollywood and stars and the bright lights of LA. Coming from a small village in the UK, she didn't know much about the city life aside from what she saw on TV and in movies. Still, her parents were supportive. When she finished school they moved out to LA to let her live her dream. (Name), her father, had bought the house some time back while he was working abroad and wanted to surprise his family with it.

Of course, living in another country was a major adjustment, especially as Frankie tried to get roles in whatever she could. But, it was made worse by the fact that her father's second family started coming around, a mother, (name), and her daughter, Melody. Melody also had dreams of being on the big screen, but had a ways to go before she could really pursue it, to her own chagrin.

Things were tense between the families, especially between the mothers. But, the time spent fighting was eventually reconciled. From then on, the families spent as much time together as they could, letting the girls get closer, even though Frankie hated Melody with all she had.

Years went by and Frankie continued with her acting, but she was never able to get anything that could sustain her, barely getting commercials or even speaking roles. All too often did directors and producers turn her down for someone far prettier, but less talented, than her, despite the few that offered some "favors" she could do in exchange for leading roles. Frankie decided enough was enough and switched directions to representing young actors instead.

She's made quite a name for herself as the "Hollywood Mom" taking in young talent that was completely unknown but had true potential. She feels proud of the work she's done and the people she has helped, primarily looking out for young women so that they would not get taken advantage of or preyed on by creepy and cruel directors.