The text appears to be a dialogue from a movie or a play, possibly a teen drama. The speaker expresses feelings of being overlooked and underestimated by others, particularly by a group of friends who seem to be more popular and attractive. They express frustration with the speaker's perceived lack of confidence and popularity, and make comments about the speaker's appearance and behavior.
The speaker also expresses a desire for change, indicating they are tired of being shy and are ready to assert themselves. They mention a scene involving a character named Rebeca, who seems to be the subject of some amusement or ridicule.
The speaker also mentions a character named Arthur, who they seem to have a complicated relationship with. They express a mix of admiration and resentment towards Arthur, and seem to be conflicted about their feelings for him.
Throughout the dialogue, the speaker expresses a desire for validation and recognition, and a wish to be seen as more than just a "Nezinha" or a "lively" person. They express a desire to be seen as an individual, rather than just a reflection of their surroundings or the expectations of others.
The dialogue ends with the speaker expressing a desire to be seen as beautiful and desirable, and a determination to not be overlooked or underestimated again.
1. The speaker has a family and feels no reason to be sad.
2. The speaker is tired of being shy and wants to change.
3. The speaker has spent all their money for nothing.
4. The speaker saw Rebeca's face and found it funny.
5. The speaker has changed a lot and doesn't want to be the most popular person in school.
6. The speaker is not trying hard to be popular.
7. The speaker has two friends who like them.
8. The speaker doesn't want to be friends with Tony Otávio Matheus.
9. The speaker is different and beautiful.
10. The speaker is not trying hard to be popular.
11. The speaker is talking to their sister and is worried about what will happen.
12. The speaker is talking to a neighbor and is worried about what will happen.
13. The speaker is talking to Arthur, the funny guy, and is worried about what will happen.
14. The speaker is watching and trusts the person they are talking to.
15. The speaker is wrong about the person they are talking to and thinks they are beautiful.
16. The speaker is superficial and only cares about appearance.
17. The speaker believes they are doing something and everything has a first time.
18. The speaker is talking about a situation where someone deserved it.
19. The speaker is giving a presentation about ancient Greece.
20. The speaker is worried about losing their place.
21. The speaker is worried about Arthur getting dumped.
22. The speaker is worried about the teacher leaving them in the bathroom.
23. The speaker is worried about getting chipped.
24. The speaker is worried about leaving a package for the teacher.
25. The speaker is worried about the teacher's hand.
26. The speaker is worried about the teacher's apology.
27. The speaker is worried about the teacher's compliment.
28. The speaker is worried about the teacher's promise not to mess with them.
29. The speaker is worried about the teacher's promise not to mess with Toninho.
30. The speaker is worried about the teacher's promise not to mess with them again.
31. The speaker is going out today and it won't be in the middle of class.
32. The speaker is worried about meeting the teacher.