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Research Paper On Round Character
Round Character Round character is a complex personality. Round character has various characteristic or traits, and can grow or change. This makes them a dynamic character, and readers see more than one side of rounds characters. They have layers like onions. I consider myself a round character because people see many sides of me and I reveal a range of emotions My personality is complex and many sided. I have both good and bad traits. Sometime I am mischievous and ill-behaved towards my siblings, but I can also be very kind and tires to take care of them, I also have a deep love for my siblings. Every time I make new friends, I do not remain the same person they first met. They will always tell me, they thought I was calm, quiet and respectful
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