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Sonbull [250]
2 years ago
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Task: Compose a character study on a character from a book, television show, graphic novel, or any media that you like. Identify

one character from your selection choice and complete an in-depth character study on that one character. Keep reading to learn more about creating a character study.
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stiks02 [169]2 years ago
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Answer:

Compose a character study on a character from a book, television show, graphic novel, or any media that you like. Identify one character from your selection choice and complete an in-depth character study on that one character. Keep reading to learn more about creating a character study.

Explanation:

Compose a character study on a character from a book, television show, graphic novel, or any media that you like. Identify one character from your selection choice and complete an in-depth character study on that one character. Keep reading to learn more about creating a character study.

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