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12. I think this about wraps it up. Thank you so much for being here today, it was a pleasure.

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12. I think this about wraps it up. Thank you so much for being here today, it was a pleasure.

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No problem, it was a pleasure meeting and talking with you.

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Interview with Quentin Jacobsen from Paper Towns

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Interview with Quentin Jacobsen from Paper Towns

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By: Sophia Kraguljac

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11. How have you changed as a person since leaving Margo the day you went across the country to find her?

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11. How have you changed as a person since leaving Margo the day you went across the country to find her?

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First, I feel like I am finally supposed to be where I should be, helping people and living a dream. I feel more free and I think it has made me more independent. Leaving Margo and leaving with her have both made me realize that everything happens for a reason. Although, I was upset she would not come back to her hometown with me, It has made the reuniting all the better. Lastly, I am genuinly happy with where I am and so are my friends.

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9.What about Margo? What did she end up doing?

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9.What about Margo? What did she end up doing?

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Margo was just being Margo. Sometimes she would leave for a few days at a time and come back with stories of the amazing adventures she went on. She traveled the world and enjoyed doing that.

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10. Would you say you are happy with your lifestyle and with the decisions you have made?

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10. Would you say you are happy with your lifestyle and with the decisions you have made?

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Yes, I would definately say I am happy with my lifestyle. I'm very happy here in Europe, living with the people I love and running a very successful business. Of course I'm happy! As far as the decisions I have made, I still regret some. I regret leaving on a bad note with my parents and never getting to fully explain myself about the actions I have done.

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8. After traveling the world, you couldn't vacation for the next few years. What did you all end up doing?

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8. After traveling the world, you couldn't vacation for the next few years. What did you all end up doing?

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Ben, Radar, Lacey and I ended up starting our own business. Our business focused on finding where missing indviduals went, wether it was kidnapping or just wanting to leave, like the situation with Margo.

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7. Tell me the details about leaving and going to Europe with Margo.

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7. Tell me the details about leaving and going to Europe with Margo.

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After living in Europe for a few months, we loved every second of it. Margo was happy, which made me happy. We both felt free from our pasts. The friends who helped me find Margo and who loved her just as much, (Lacey, Ben, and Radar), joined us a few months into the trip. Everyone reconnected and we all became best friends.

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I told my parents that I was out of highschool, and that I was an adult now. I said that I needed to take this trip in order to fufill my life and that if they didn't let me, I would leave anyways, but never come back.

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No, when I contacted Margo, she said that she was planning to travel to Europe soon and to travel the world. And she wanted me to join her. I still loved her and I decided to leave everything thing in my life behind, for her.

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4. When you arrived home, what happened?

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4. When you arrived home, what happened?

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My parents were angry at me for missing my graduation, so I basically stayed in bed for the next few weeks. None of my friends talked to each other because they all considered leaving her behind, like she was dead. But not me, I had a plan. I decided to contact Margo in order to get back in touch.

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 1. So,  it has been 10 years since a very drastic moment in your life. Tell us about it.  

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 1. So,  it has been 10 years since a very drastic moment in your life. Tell us about it.  

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Well, it all started when someone I loved invited me on an adventure in the middle of the night to prank and get revenge on people who treated her badly. The next day, she was missing. She left unintentional clues for my friends and I, but never expected us to find her. We searched every place we could find, and traveled across the country for her and we finally discovered where she went. She made it clear to us that she did not want to be found and she was not coming back. I had to leave my only love behind, and I have never recovered from that moment.

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3. What did you do right after you had to leave her behind?

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3. What did you do right after you had to leave her behind?

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Well, after my friends (Lacey, Ben, and Radar) left, we had to drive for 20 hours back home to Orlando, Florida. The entire drive back, none of us talked.

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2. Who is this girl you are talking about and what was she like?

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2. Who is this girl you are talking about and what was she like?

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Her name was Margo Roth Spiegleman. She was mysterious and full of surprises.

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 Hello Quentin, thank you for meeting me today. How are you doing?

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 Hello Quentin, thank you for meeting me today. How are you doing?

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I'm doing great, thank you for inviting me for the interview.