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Sophia In The Book The Magician's Nephew
The character that I will add to the book “The Magician’s Nephew” would be named Sophia. Her role in the book would the leader she would know what to do when something goes wrong and she would be a great friend by always making you smile when you are sad. Sophia would be the one person that would stay positive when everything goes wrong, even when everyone just want to give up she would stay something inspiring that make everyone ready to fight and not be scared. She would be joking around but when it is time to fight she would transform into a great warrior. The one thing that people would find surprising about her is that she does not act like a leader or a positive person to anyone that the only people she is like that is the people she
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