[ WP ] On the day of their death , every human gets to have a vision of meeting the man they could have become .

This was it. 
 
 I lived an average life. A wife, two kids, working as a lowly toy assembly liner, making just enough to live. I **Did** go to harvard though. hmm. That worked well for me. 
 
 But that does not matter now. Death is upon me. Maybe there is a heaven. Maybe there is nothing. I suppose im about to find out. My family surrounds me, crying, sadness, anger. My wife, my kids, my brothers and sisters. I feel my energy fleeing my body. My vision fades, and i see a white light. Then i see clouds, the sun, and.... and...... a man? 
 
 I approach the man, confused. `` hello? who are you?'' 
 
 `` i am the spirit you have strived for. i am the man you truly thought was perfect. I, am you. the best version of you that you could have possibly attained.'' 
 
 `` i... wha-... what do you mean?'' 
 
 `` before everyone goes to an afterlife, they get to see what they could have become. there best possible self. lets go down the list of flaws.'' 
 
 now just wai-'' 
 
 `` born 1942, april 16th. diagnosed with A.D.D. and A.D.H.D at age 6. barely made it to high school before finally getting help from the school administrators in grade 10. passed all classes at a B+ or higher with help. graduated in 1960.'' 
 
 `` While wanting to go to an acting college to pursue his love of acting discovered in 3rd grade. but you were forced to go to harvard by your family when you got the opportunity. you went after a career in law to please your parents. however, without help from the school, you passed almost every class you entered. you dropped out, and searched the world for a job to keep yourself fed. you were homeless for 10 years until the age of 31. `` 
 
 `` Then, a concerned woman approached you, asking you if you wanted help. you gladly accepted, looking for help. for a few years, she took care of you, inviting you into her house. she got you a job working at a toy factory. a few years later, you married, agreeing it was n't coincidence that she helped you off those streets.'' 
 
 `` the highlight of your life was spending time with your family, out in the suburbs, in a small house. but, you spent most of your life, wasting away.'' 
 
 `` Now where do you get away with judging my life!?'' 
 
 `` now there is me. i married the same woman, had the same kids, but i am an actor. i wasnt homeless, and i wasnt piss poor. im sorry you lived imperfect.'' 
 
 and with that, everything went black.
