Compose a discussion board thread that mimics a first-person

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You will now pretend to be Michelangelo and compose a discussion board thread that mimics a first-person journal entry.

Your thread/journal entry will elaborate on your (Michelangelo's) artistic process (carving) and your thoughts regarding the symbolism of "unfinished" sculptures like Awakening Slave.

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