Don't worry about how others react to your posts and content. At the end of the day, this is your little corner. And no one has a right to disturb that peace.

Because if you make one thing your entire life, and this thing starts to go south, and you don't have anything else around to ground you? It may very well take you along with it.

For my fandom world, I decided to put together the classic Soprano house. Through this immersive experience, you can walk the property and house to feel like you are inside Carmela’s silent auction dinner from season 1 episode 3. You will get to walk through the iconic moment Carmela signaled Charmaine. And offends her as a servant by doing this action. This walkthrough is important for people to see because we see economically how people treat others. You will be able to try the food Carmela has Artie making and simply enjoy the beautiful property. You can try quail, fancy champagne, and veal tonnatas. There will be different cast members walking around as well. The target audience would be fans of the show to want to come and see how it feels to be inside an episode and The Sopranos version of New Jersey. You are even able to enjoy the Soprano pool seen in so many episodes with important meanings. New Jersey is just New Jersey but being able to immerse yourself into The Soprano television series is a whole other way to see it. Economically throughout the house, you will see how luxurious it is. The lifestyles of Carmela and Charmaine are very different. As to why recreating this episode for fans to step back through is an important aspect to understand economically. The differences in how people lived and acted based on their money and power. For the interactive part for students, they will have to find eight different ducks for Tony. They are placed all around the property for the students to find. In the first season as well, Tony becomes obsessed with ducks in his pool, but they fly away so it is the student's job to find them for Tony. I want visitors to truly feel the luxury that The Sopranos live in see the interaction during the episode and take away the materialism and power economically.