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SpyIntel [72]
3 years ago
7

Wordsworth considers his contemporaries to be? •Polite •heroic •progressive •selfish

English
1 answer:
KatRina [158]3 years ago
6 0
I want to say the answer is heroic because he did think it would help
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Answer:Character 1's name:  Tyson______________________________________

 

Height 6,2                                                             Weight 175

Age 25                                                                Sex Male

Race   Aferican American                                                            Dialect

Is the character a human?  If not, what is he/she? Tyson is a human

Any handicaps? If so, what are they? No

Eye color  Brown                                          

Hair color Black                              

Hair style Sliked back

Does he/she wear jewelry?  If so, what? A necklace given by his mom before she died.

How does he or she dress?    Like a street thug.

What is his/her favorite outfit? Jacket with jeans.

Favorite food?  What ever he can find.                                                        

Favorite type of music and/or band?  does not like music.  

Favorite thing to do by his/herself?  Workout

Favorite thing to do with others?   Work with his aim with a gun.

What is his/her favorite quotation?   Dosent have one.    

Who are his/her family members? What are their names and ages?  A sister. 18

Where does he/she live? In California

What is his/her outlook on life? Try to survive? I guess.

What is his/her temperament?  What can he/she not tolerate? He cant tolerate arguing.

What is he or she really good at? KIlling Zombies.

How intelligent is this character?  Average

Where was this person born? What does he/she consider as a "hometown"? Born in Las Vegas. drifted to California to look for his sister.

Where does he/she want to go or do? To California.

 

Once you have thoughtfully answered these questions, you will need to figure out if he or she is flat or round, static or dynamic.

If he/she is flat, what personality type will the character be?

If he/she is round, what personalities will be seen? Angry. Sad, Happy. Grief.

If he/she is static, in what one way will the person be portrayed?

If he/she is dynamic, how will he/she start out and how will he or she end up?

Will this character be a major or minor character? Major.

Will this character be a protagonist or antagonist? Protagonist

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Character 2's name: The zombie lord______________________________________

 

Height 10,2                                                            Weight 647  

Age   N/A                                                              Se N/A

Race   Zombie/Walker                                                            Dialect

Is the character a human?  If not, what is he/she? A Zombie

Any handicaps? If so, what are they? No handicaps.

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Hair color      No hair                        

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Favorite thing to do by his/herself? Run.

Favorite thing to do with others? Human hunting.

What is his/her favorite quotation? Dosent have one.

Who are his/her family members? What are their names and ages?  No family.

Where does he/she live? In Calafornia.

What is his/her outlook on life? Kill all humans

What is his/her temperament?  What can he/she not tolerate? He hates humans killing zombies.

What is he or she really good at? Using his stretchy limbs.

How intelligent is this character? Insredibly smart.

Where was this person born? What does he/she consider as a "hometown"? He was born inside of the sun.

Where does he/she want to go or do? To kill all humans.

 

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If he/she is round, what personalities will be seen?

If he/she is static, in what one way will the person be portrayed?

If he/she is dynamic, how will he/she start out and how will he or she end up? He will start out good and end up bad.

Will this character be a major or minor character? major

Will this character be a protagonist or antagonist? Both.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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