dialogue between two sisters discussing the job that they would like to take up when they are older
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Let the dialogue be between two sisters named Priya and Varsha, who are discussing about their career aspects.
Through out the course of this conversation, dialogues made by Priya would be denoted as 'P' and dialogues by Varsha would be denoted as 'V'.
P: Mom!! I'm home. Where are you?
V: Mom is out on an important meeting. She said should be back by 8 pm.
P: Okay. What are you up to?
V: I am completing this painting mom asked to make. How was your day?
P: It was pretty normal, except for the fact that we were made to write an essay on what we want to be when we get older, and I was clueless enough to submit a blank paper. Do you know what you want to be when you get older?
V: Yes, of course. I want to be an artist. How come you don't know what you want to become? You're older than I am.
P: It is not that easy when you grow up kiddo! Even I wanted to become a scientist when I was your age. But by the time I reached the 8th standard, the science went above my head and my dreams went to the dustbin.
V: But I want to become an artist. I don't want to become anything else.
P: Why do you want to become an artist? And what sort of artist do you want to become?
V: I like drawing. My teacher said I was the best artist in the class. How many types of artists are there but?
P: See, you don't even know that. There are a lot of things you need to consider when you grow up?
V: Like what?
P: The things that you like now, like painting, you are enjoying it now, but when you get older and you get exposed to the world out there, your priorities change a lot, and accordingly, your liking and disliking change. You might not enjoy painting a few years later, and that is how may never end up becoming an artist.
V: Why are you saying like that?
P: I am not trying to demotivate you, kiddo! I am just telling you how complicated things become when you grow old.
V: What do you want to become when you get older?
P: I don't know right now. I am confused. There are times when I want to become a writer. I write down articles, and they seem pretty cool. At times, I just want to travel the world and not worry about anything else. I am really worried.
V: Don't you think you should talk to Mom about it?
P: I will, when the time is right. You don't tell her anything about it.
V: I won't sister, don't worry.
P: I am going to my room to get some rest. You don't need to think about anything I said now, and get back to your painting. You have a lot of years ahead of you to get to the 'worrying phase' and Mom, Dad and I are always here for you. The only advice I will give you right now, is that, never let go of your innocence. Do what you enjoy at this moment, without worrying about what anyone else will say, and you will see that the life you are living is automatically full of happiness.
V: (smiles and hugs Priya) I love you.
P: I love you too, kid! Get back to work now, go!
Two school going sisters are conversing about their future and what kind of job they would like to have.
Mugdha: How was your today's test?
Poorvika : It was just OK. Actually I wasn’t prepared for the test. But still I attempted it.
Mugdha: oh!!! It always happens with me.
Poorvika: Yesterday we all friends were discussing about career. No one is serious about it. But I have decided mine. I want to become an airhostess. I will do whatever the hard work needed for the job.
Mugdha: That’s nice. But I haven’t yet decided about my career. I have many options like to become a scientist, photographer, or else would like to have my own catering business.
Poorvika : Oh! Wonderful. Many options you have. It's good that at least we are thinking about our future. OK Bye!! I am now going to take rest. I am really tired.
Mugdha : Bye!! See you, by the way I am going downstairs to play with my friends.