To err, to be mature The following is a piece of homework I did several days ago, after reading an essay called "fresh start". To err, to be mature This essay tells us a girl's embrassing moment during her first days at colleage and her changed view after those incidents. While reading this article, you might find it obvious that Evelyn was quite strick with herself and tried to do everything perfectly without any mistakes in the beginning. She pretended to be mature in order to not err. Was she right? Of course not and even totally wrong. The real maturity only grow after a series of mistakes but not before them. Evelyn had put the order reversed. And that was indeed the biggest mistake she had ever made. Everyone would feel anxious when he/she was put into a new environment. You have no idea what will happened next and whether is right to sit in the foreground or background. You might created some unforgettable comedy and had a great many unexpected audience. Does it matter? To err is human and the way to be mature. The audience who watch your comedy today were probally good actors in their early years, maybe even far better than you. Now, they sit there, laughing and joking. It seems that you can not find any bitter from their smilling faces, which they did have sufferred but forget or hide in mind. That's the real maturity, after various errors you went through. (The homework might be a little boring and not about something interesting thing happened in daily life. Sorry, and thanks for reading.)