Which Characters Do You Identify Most With?

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We all have those characters we want to be like – those we want to emulate, but which characters did you identify with the moment you met them?


Here are mine:

Tinkerbell: Good at fixing things and figuring things out, with a ton of sass and anger if you cross me.

Alice: Often surrounded by unique characters who think I’m the unusual one.

Elizabeth Bennett: A little too smart for her own good, but just wants the best for everyone.

Who are some of the characters for books, movies,
shows, pop culture that you identify with?

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