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Felicity Bathburn Budwig Character Analysis
The principal character of this book is Felicity Bathburn Budwig, an English girl who just moved to America because of the problematic war in her country. She stands out a lot because of her personality, being curious and eager to discover new things. As second characters are their parents, Winnie and Danny (as Felicity calls them), Aunt Miami, Uncle Gideon, Gram (Felicity´s Grandmother), and Dereck (her big crush and company of her adventures). I like so much Felicty because she had never give up to break the code and has been
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