Life Lessons One Tree Hill Taught Me
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Life Lessons One Tree Hill Taught Me

Former fans will know what I mean.

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Whoever has seen the television show "One Tree Hill" knows what I mean when I say it teaches every life lesson you need.

First off, you never really know what a person may be going through. It might sound cliché, but people face many battles in life and sometimes they act a certain way because of that. For example, one character, Brooke Davis, had a neglectful childhood which is reflected in the way she acts throughout high school. She is often unsure of herself and covers up her vulnerability to feel stronger. There is still a part of her that feels the need to be needed, however.

Another character who faces an unseen battle is Jimmy. He is the one who goes to the school and commits a mass shooting. He had been covering up so much in his life, and he finally cracked and takes his emotional turmoil out on the students at Tree Hill High School. It goes to show that you just never know what battles people are fighting in their own lives.

A further lesson is to always be you. Oftentimes-in life, we get lost and forget who we are.

I know that it has happened to me many times in my life. Being young is difficult, and sometimes people try to be someone they’re not because they think that will improve their lives.

Haley Scott tried to be someone she was not to impress Nathan when they first started dating. In the end, she realized that skipping school to be with him was not the way to go, and he did not fall in love with her because of that: he fell in love with her because she was smart and kindhearted. Brooke Davis learns the most about how to be herself. At one point, she even states, “I am who I am. No excuses.”; I think that really resonates with everyone who has seen the show and even people who have not, because one of the strongest things a person can do is be themselves with no shame in their game.

The greatest lesson of all in One Tree Hill is probably that people truly can change. Dan Scott did the unthinkable and basically everyone hated him for it. In the end, though, he was able to redeem himself.

Everyone does things in life that are looked down on and things that they feel ashamed of, but sometimes they can get through it. Redemption does exist and people really can be better than you ever expect.

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