There have been many action packed trilogies created in the past 25 years: The Hunger Games, the second Star Wars Series, and the Brunker Family trilogy featuring William, Ellen, and Daniel Brunker. Throughout these tales, coming of age defines the protagonist. From the youngest sibling’s point of view, the three part series is bookmarked by the graduation of his two older siblings. The first episode featured the lessons he learned from William, his driven, passionate, and successful brother. The second episode chronicles the influence of his older sister, due to Ellen’s strength, confidence, and organization. Finally, the last episode sees the young Daniel, on the brink of his own graduation, discover his unique path, fortified by the invaluable lessons from his older siblings. As the star in this third episode, I will share my perspective regarding these lessons and how these family transitions shaped who I am today. …show more content…
I was no longer the cute little brother, the kid who was told what to do, what to like, how to dress, and what to eat. This was tough at times, but I lived in blissful ignorance. Then, in a supersonic metamorphosis, my siblings had moved on from our childhood home, and my odyssey into adulthood had begun. In the past episodes, I looked to them for advice, guidance, and rejoice in the ignorance and bliss of childhood. In the final episode, I take on new responsibilities, make my own mistakes, and control everyday decisions. Now, as the only child in the house, my carefree childhood was merely a glimmer in the