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Luella The Grandmother Character Analysis
The character that I am going to discuss is about a young lady that’s following her dream. This lady name is Luella Nunnery. When Luella was young around the age of 11 years old her grandmother was teaching her how to cook some of everything. She remember telling her grandmother “I am going to open her own restaurant up one day and cook everything that she you tough me grandma and name it after you”. Her grandmother replied “I would love that sweetie” Luella had just one problem when she was young, she wasn’t very sociable with others, in other words she was shy. Luella loved to cook for different occasion for her friends and family. When Luella grew up (age 18-32) continue to cook but she was working at jobs that were not making her happy.
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