Poise and Grace

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The online meet up was organized as a reunion and homage to a Well-loved Person (WP). Celebrities and close associates were invited to participate. The confirmed attendees were instructed to give speeches lasting not more than five minutes as the number of participants was overwhelming.

Celebrity One (CO) and Celebrity Two (CT) confirmed their presence. CO and CT shared common experiences with the honoree and thus their online presence was highly anticipated. When CO’s turn to speak came, she took more than the allotted time and started her narrative from her beginnings to her current status. CO acknowledged how WP gave her support during the dark times of her career. Furthermore, CO cited an incident in which an unnamed party dragged her into controversy that made her cry, but later on she realized she was a strong woman after all. The other participants thought CO was throwing shade at CT.

Meanwhile, CT listened throughout the speech of CO and she did not even blink. Another attending party allegedly involved in CO’s speech did not care, as he was busy with his games. Finally, CT was given time for her speech. CO’s screen went blank at that moment.

As the other participants expected CT to respond to the tirades of CO, they were disappointed. CT kept her poise, said her tribute to WP, and continued to remain online until the event was over. CT did not bother to react to CO’s rant.

‘Poise is power.’ ― Florence Scovel Shinn

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