Quote:Written Option 2: Your player has agreed to take part in a short documentary that highlights their career so far. For starters they want to go back to interview people who have helped at the beginning of your players career. Who were the people who first saw your players potential and helped them to take the next steps? What do they have to say about your player?

There are a few people I can think of that Jae-ik would go back and thank.

The first person would be his kindergarten teacher, Ms. ****. She was always kind to him, understanding to a fault, and helped nurture a hunger for learning and self-improvement. It’s important to get started at an early age if you want to grow up to be a model individual.

Then there would be all of the coaches he had in minor hockey. He’s been in love with the sport of (sim) hockey since he was a little boy watching his father’s games. Part of a person’s ability comes from natural talent, but an awful lot comes from instruction as well, and he’s had several dedicated coaches that helped round out his game at an early age.

Finally: the biggest influence on him, his father. Adam Barron was always ready to take Jae-ik to practice no matter what time it was, always willing to bring him any distance to a tournament so that he could play against the best players in his age group.

All of the people listed would have positive things to say about Jae-ik because for all that they gave, he returned with kindness and gratitude.