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==Quotes==

===About Jaxon===

*''" ~~“He’s~~ a powerhouse mover, but is just as impactful when he goes still and looks out to the audience—that’s something you cannot teach.”'' - Willard’s mentor, contemporary dancer and teacher Chaz Buzan.

*''"A beast of a dancer, but also one of the most loving, fun, and empathetic humans. His dancing is full of honesty and truth the more life experience he gets. [...] He’s a powerhouse mover, but is just as impactful when he goes still and looks out to the audience—that’s something you cannot teach.”'' - Willard’s mentor, contemporary dancer and teacher Chaz Buzan.

===By Jaxon===

*''"It’s about my feelings towards my birth mom and how I was angry, and I felt abandoned by her. But then I didn’t know how to share these feelings with the mom I have now because I didn’t want to hurt her feelings, and so I’d just suppress all these feelings. But then throughout my journey and my growing, I would just learn that I can’t just be mad at my birth mom because I don’t know the full story, and so I just must be grateful that I have the family I have now, and I’m just so thankful for that.”'' (after his “Fragile” performance, he explained the story behind the dance to the judges and audience)

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 ==Quotes==
 ===About Jaxon===
-*''" “He’s a powerhouse mover, but is just as impactful when he goes still and looks out to the audience—that’s something you cannot teach.”'' - Willard’s mentor, contemporary dancer and teacher Chaz Buzan.
+*''"A beast of a dancer, but also one of the most loving, fun, and empathetic humans. His dancing is full of honesty and truth the more life experience he gets. [...] He’s a powerhouse mover, but is just as impactful when he goes still and looks out to the audience—that’s something you cannot teach.”'' - Willard’s mentor, contemporary dancer and teacher Chaz Buzan.
 ===By Jaxon===
 *''"It’s about my feelings towards my birth mom and how I was angry, and I felt abandoned by her. But then I didn’t know how to share these feelings with the mom I have now because I didn’t want to hurt her feelings, and so I’d just suppress all these feelings. But then throughout my journey and my growing, I would just learn that I can’t just be mad at my birth mom because I don’t know the full story, and so I just must be grateful that I have the family I have now, and I’m just so thankful for that.”'' (after his “Fragile” performance, he explained the story behind the dance to the judges and audience)