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A Charater Analysis of Raven in Ellen Schreiber’s Vampire Kisses

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A Research Paper
Presented to the
Hight school department
Holy Angel University
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by

Garung, Allen Laurence P.

Miranda, John Paul
Quinto, Jaymar
Manansala, Ivy Jill

Balajadia, Angelica
Kondo, Naomi M.
Candelaria, Carl to Mrs. Alberta Zingalaoa-Supan
02 March 2012
OUTLINE

Controlling Purpose: to give the traits of Raven in Ellen Schreiber’s Vampire Kisses through a character analysis. 1. Introduction

2.1 Statement of the topic 2.2 Background of the author 2.3 Summary of the novel. 2.4 Definition of terms. 2.5.1 Character 2.5.2 Analysis 2.5.3 Character Analysis. 2. Body 3.5 Traits of Raven 2.1.1.1. Curious 2.1.1.2. Brave 2.1.1.3. Friendly 2.1.1.4. Vengeful 2.1.1.5. Smart 3. Conclusion References
Acknowledgement

The researchers would like to extend their haertfelt thankfulness to all of those who have extended their support in making this study possible. First of all, to their parents for helping them financially, giving them moral support and encouraging them to even strive for this paper. Secondly, to their English teacher Mrs. Alberta Zingalaoa-Supan, for her never ending patience, guidance and for explaining carefully what we need to know and improve to make our work less difficult and success. Thirdly, to the librarians, for their help in assisting them in finding a book to help them finish the study. LAUS DEO SEMPER!
The Researchers

CHAPTER 1
Introduction
Every novel has its own twist to make it unique even with the same genre, Vampire Kisses is an example of this unique yet exciting love story of Raven Madison, a gothic girl with a dream to become a vampire and Alexander Sterling her gothic vampire boyfriend, who has a dream to be normal or should I say



References: 2.1.1. Curious Curious was defined in Merriam Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary as “ marked by desire to investigate and learn; inquisitive”.(merriam webster, 1993)

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