I watched Descendants 3 yesterday night.
As soon as the beginning tribute message came on, I began crying so hard.
The film made me laugh, cry, smile, and feel better.
When the end of the film was coming, I didn't want to see it end. I enjoyed watching it and the laughter that I had watching it.
Oh gosh. When the screen went black and Cameron appeared doing the Disney wand I.D., I began crying extremely hard.
My friend was trying to cheer me up and I giggled yet cried whilst seeing him joke around, talking to Mrs. Obama.
His audition then came up and I began crying even harder and my friend mentioned how he was saying the "You could've had all of this" part from that scene in the first episode of Jessie.
I couldn't continue watching the montage of Cameron due to me crying so extremely hard. Watching that made the reality of his death even more real. I still feel as though he's here.
The other part of this reality is that although he's not physically here, he'll always be here. He never left. He has transitioned onto somewhere better, of course, but he is here and always will be.
He is still smiling, appreciates his foundation still being shared, is happy about the memories that people still have of him, and would want people to continue on without any sort of sadness.
I'm sure that he understands that people are devastated and miss him dearly, but, he would want people to feel happy seeing him. He's here all around us. That's the beautiful thing. We miss him being here physically but spiritually he's all around us. Thinking of him? He knows.
Want to express how much you just wish that you could've gotten to talk to him? Write it down.
He's somewhere way better than here.
I'll remember you forever, Cam. I miss you physically being here but I do know that you're here spiritually and smiling.
You, as well as the rest of the cast of Descendants 3, did an amazing job in the film.
Thank you for being the highlight of many aspects of my life growing up.
When I would come from school and laugh at the things that you said to crying over something but seeing you and feeling better.
You are truly an angel and an amazing person.
