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Indirect Analysis Character Traits
Name: Audrea Pereira
Indirect Characterization Traits

1. Ambitious
Definition: Having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed.
What might an ambitious character do? A person who is always doing something to achieve their dreams or goals, not the type of person to stagnate and sit still.

2. Responsible
Definition: Having an obligation to do something, or taking care of someone.
What might a responsible character do? A responsible person would make everyone in the car wear their seat belts.

3. Envious
Definition: Wishing you had what another person has.
What might an envious character do? A person would spend a lot on materialistic things to keep up with celebrity’s luxurious life.

4. Considerate
Definition: Careful not
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