Me I We - various thoughts

When Michael Jackson invented the moonwalk, he was being an "I". What were all the kids being who soon learned to imitate him? The "me" part of you never goes away, by the way. Both the "me" and the "I" keep interacting; it is not as if you are a "me" as a kid and an "I" as an adult. One way you could all approach W2 (in case you cannot think of your own topic) is that once you were a highschool student and now you are a college student.