Naturally, as one does, I was completing my Princeton application and I came to the final question:

Your favorite line from a movie or book and its title.

Now your boy had no idea what to put. I wracked my brain, searched the internet for the best quotes from my favourite cinematic and literary pieces and I could not find an adequate quote. See there was one problem:

I'd think 'Corgito ergo sum' and be like nah that's too pretentious Then I'd think 'Carpe Diem' and I'd be like nah that's too basic, they know damn well I learnt that from Phineas and Ferb

Then I thought no, let me be honest and use the quote that I use the most. Context, Antony and Cleopatra was my countries' set work for our final year. Okay, without further ado, this was my quote and explanation:

"A strumpet's fool" - Anthony and Cleopatra, this quote has integrated into my vocabulary to describe a distinctly unbalanced relationship.

Looking back, I literally just said Simp in another way. Guess it reflects how I simped for the IVYs 🤡

Goodluck everyone!