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Jungkook Character Analysis
⌞ Describe your partner
✧ Jungkook is the notorous bad boy from a equally notorious family. His family is known to be one of the richest royal families and thats about it. Its odd how he came from such a friendly and rich royal family yet turned out the way he did. You can always catch Jungkook at a party, espeically when hes running away from his prince duties. Of course, due to his good looks and charming personality he gets all the girls he wants whenever he wants. This is probably why hes never been a serious relationship before, but thats a different story. Jungkook is fearless, cunning, and sneaky. Not good qualities for a prince you say? Exactly. He does everything you tell him not to do and cares little about how others feel. Charismatic and
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Despite him always neglecting his responsiblities as a prince, Jungkook is a natural leader. His strong character make him an independent go-getter. He is also highly competitive in every area of his life. Honestly he enjoys competing against himself as much as he does with others. Yet, when it comes to his love interest he is drawn to the most desirable girl in the room. Despite his playboy actions he believes in ideal love and the perfect partner, and will wait until he finds them (areum??). When he finds his ideal partner, he falls in love immediately and he won’t take no for an answer, no matter how stubborn that person is. The thrill of the chase is what fires him up, and no challenge is ever too big for Jungkook. In fact, the more difficult the trial, the greater he wants the person - once again Areum -. He is a bit hypocritical though. He always needs to be number one if that girls life even if she isnt even on his list. And If he ever feels as though he isn't that girls (AREUMS) number one, he'll be compelled to find someone else to give him that first place status ;) What you may view as needing to have his ego petted is simply his need for validation. Yet, you’ll not find a partner

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