Question On an Approach to a Leadership Based Scholarship Essay

Okay, so I'm applying to a school I want to go to, and this scholarship could make it so that i don't have to pay for my tuition.

Here is the prompt for the essay:

Leaders have the ability to ask outstanding questions that make people think and inspire action.
What question do you feel you should answer for this scholarship application? Tell us your
question, and provide your answer. There is no wrong answer (or question), so have fun--and
don't be afraid to think outside the box

What I've come up with is to approach the essay from a very unique way. Basically I want to create the basic essay format, then turn all my points and such into a story. This wouldn't be a personal story, also. It'd be like a fictional short story that gets everything across. What I want to know if that answering the essay in that sort of a way would be seen in a good or bad light by the essay readers for the scholarship.

It can be great if it is good writing. You can answer with an anecdote. Some questions require an anecdote, so use the one that expresses the CONCEPT that makes you choose the field you are entering and THIS particular program.

We want the scholarship person to know that you are a deep thinker. Because of the nature of the question, the reader will be identifying with the idea of deep thinking. Give a story that shows how deep you have gone in your consideration of the options and your talents, and... make sure your story/answer carries one PROFOUND idea, the idea that is worth writing about. It is the single idea that compels you to enter your chosen field, and it is inspiring you to already make time to work toward achieving what is most important to you.