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Judy Hopps Character Analysis
Ever since I watched cartoons of all I like most about it is zootopia cartoon shows on different strains of each tribe. The distinction between predator and prey. And the main character of the story is a little gray bunny named Judy Hopp with ambition wants to be a policeman since childhood. She was a police officer until the first of the hunted animal. She has traveled into the city named zootopia city filled with many types of animals live. But she met with disappointment from the boss, and ignore those who disagree with her. But she did not give up her efforts on the orders of his boss to be respected and trusted. Until that Judy Hopp has been the mission of the animals that come to the police station for help, but nobody helped Judy volunteers

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