PHOTO: CHARLIE ENGMAN. Courtesy of Collina Strada. “I just loved this.....f*cking proud....it's million times better than the original....keep blessing us with such masterpieces....” another fanaddedTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on Twitter I play Liam Greene, he’s an assistant editor at a publishing firm in Boston, and he’s actually working with Aria to try to get Ezra’s book published. They’re trying to get his career to boom. Liam’s a really big fan of Ezra’s and believes in the stories that he tells. He’s a really nice guy, he’s really kind, he’s warm-hearted, he’s witty — he’s a cool guy! Liam ends up going to Rosewood for two reasons. One to visit Ezra and help him with the book, the other…you’re going to have to find out.TV:How has it been jumping from TV to movies?RA: — many privileged people tend to become defensive. But if someone from a group you’re aligned with tries to help you better your activism, it isn’t an attack — they are simply telling you how you could better help raise awareness. Accept this advice as constructive criticism and apply it to become a better ally. Listen to the voices you’re advocating for and don’t get offended. If your intentions as an ally are sincere, you should always be open to ways to better yourself and your activism. People never like to be proved wrong, but before becoming defensive, ask yourself, “Am I upset because this person is suggesting I am wrong? Or am I just nervous that I am being confronted?” Allow yourself to be educated.