1) Isabella Sanchez is the main character at “A Modern Love Letter”. She is a voracious reader who seem to be quite clever, since she claims to solve mysteries from suspense books before the author reveals the end of the story. Many people call her Bella and she once received an annonymous letter with compliments about her “lovely brown eyes” and “glorious long hair” (even though she later found out that the letter was addressed to somebody else in her house, her mother agreed with the compliments anyway). Bella is also curious, persuasive and pay attention to detail.
2) The main character (Bella) is the protagonist. The story is about an ordinary day when Bella comes home and finds an annonymous letter praising her and telling her that she is pretty. She tries to analyse its handwritting in order to find out who wrote that letter to her. Then she receives a second letter asking her to meet her secret admiror in a park nearby. She never acted or got involved in a situation where she would be considered the antagonist; the story was about her and the events that followed since she got those letters.
3) Bella was not complex in a sense that she was difficult or high maintenance whatsoever; however she was far from being flat as well. The story shows a character that is full of life: she is curious, she is active, she has a good relationship with her family and trust them to share her secrets with. We see a girl that is always analysing what happens around her, she questions herself quite often about options and possibilities and she seem to be quite smart as well.
4) Bella doesn’t change at all. She got really excited when she received the annonymous love letters and after she found out that those letters were actually addressed to her grandmother, she was genuinely happy for her. She said she wasn’t disappointed, she moved on and decided to give a chance to the boy she liked. Nothing has changed in her personality or attitude because of it.
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