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Antagonist:The antagonist in Lu is the "Goose", Lu's dad. He was a former track member who has fallen into a drug addiction. He kept an Olympic gold medal that belonged to Lu's coach out of jealousy. In the end Lu finds out about this and makes him return the medal back to his coach.

Static character: The main character in my story, Lu, is a Static character because he is an albino and is special. He was never supposed to be born because his mom could not have kids, but he was born. He also thinks that he is chosen because of that and more. I know this because in the text it says, " I am The man. The guy. The kid. The one. The only.... My mom wasn't supposed to have kids.... One in seven thousand

CONFLICT: The conflict of this story is character vs self because he is overcoming his own insecurity and ego, grappling with a new baby sibling, and facing his father's past as a drug dealer.

Predictions: Lu, An excellent runner who is now jumping hurdles. He is a cool kid and an albino. I predict that when he is jumping hurdles something will happen and eventually he will overcome it.

POV: My current POV of this book is first person narrative because the main character says, " I, me, and my " which proves that I am reading in his perspective.

POV: My current POV on my book I first person because the main character says, I ,me, and my. So that shows it is first person POV.

Protagonist: There are many protagonists in my story, but the main focus is on Patina. She is kind, hates losing, cares deeply about her family, speaks English, and she does track.

Setting: My story takes place at Chester Academy. Chester Academy is the main scene as well as the track where Patina and her track team practices. The current scene is Patina and her family at her house thinking about making cupcakes and eating them.

Genre: I think the genre in my book "Patina" in the track series is realistic fiction because the story is about a track team competing, training, and making memories together.

Genre: I think the genre in my book "Patina" in the track seat is realistic fiction because the story is about a track team competing, training, and making memories together.

So far, Patina is (obviously) the main character. Her mother has diabetes which she calls sugar. She lost her legs then something sparked in Patina. She wanted to run.

So far Patina is obviously the main character. Her mother has diabetes which she calls sugar. Her legs got chopped off and that sparked something in Patina. She wanted to run.

Going good so far...