“The intro is your part!” Chen lovingly chides. “It’s because you sang that part!”GOWONTAE/SM Entertainment For actress Angourie Rice, who plays Rhiannon, “falling in love” with a different actor in each scene wasn’t as difficult as you’d think. “I had to do as Rhiannon does, and fall in love with the spirit, not with the body it happens to be in on any particular day,” she tellsTeen Vogue Like her peers in the youth climate justice movement, Madeline yearns for some kind of collective action to address the crisis. “You keep hoping that some sort of big sweeping climate legislation is going to come to prevent this, but it’s not happening,” said Madeline. “There’s this constant looming fear that this is the year the fires will come and take everything. It’s infuriating that nothing is being done, and terrifying that this is going to happen again and again until we take accountability.”Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: My experiences in the youth climate movement have allowed me to see that one of the greatest barriers we have to urgent climate action is education. Because of the lack of climate education around the world, I founded Earth Uprising International to help young people educate one another on the climate crisis, which ultimately has the effect of empowering young people to take direct action for their futures.