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Mariposa Image Analysis
The image, Mariposa, on page 169 was created by Beatriz Milhazes. This image stands out and it leaves a positive vibe. I feel that this image represents me because it relates to my personality. This image is fun, exciting, and colorful. I am a fun, exciting person and I try to leave a positive effect on everyone that I meet. Also, this image relates to me because it has a lot going on in this image. I have a busy schedule between work and school.
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