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Character Traits Of Joe-Boy And Vinny
I will write a 1-3 paragraph essay on two friends character traits, the friend names were Vinny and Joe-boy sometimes Joe-boy teases Vinny for not jumping but even though he does they are still best friends and they went on an adventure and brought 2 more friends with them their names were Sharlene and mo.
On the trip I learned that Vinny is a scardycat and he has voices in his head so he is crazy unlike Joe-boy he jumped so into the ravine so he is brave also he has no voices in his head so he is sane also he has a girlfriend so he is a lover.
More things that happened we learned that Joe-boy and Vinny are both boys also are very curious also believe in
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