Once again, the clause "who you truly are" is not the object of 
anything. It is the subject complement of the infinitive "to become". 
Objects appear only after transitive verbs; "become" is intransitive.

Maybe Wanda meant to say "complement" instead of "object". It's easy to 
confuse the two terms, but "complement" is more general.
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