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The protagonist, Jennie/Janie/Jane, uses her self confidence to let the past stay in the past. This contributes to her dissensions by deciphering between what family to pick. She knows she has to be loyal to her "kidnap" parents because they raised her. However, she knows she also has to be loyal to her birth family because they went through 12 years of pain and not knowing what happened to their three-year-old girl.

Brandon is the character I chose. He is a boy, a son, a friend, a basketball payer and a fighter. He is also clever, quick thinker, humorous, fast and athletic. He has had kids picking on him for too long. Due to the rising anger in the racist comments he has seen lately and when he hears his bullies say those words, he explodes. He tries to fight them but ends up getting knocked out.

the current society affects the protagonist by him not having big capabilities such as being strong.

one question i wish my character wold be able to answer is when and if it does, when will the pain of his loss go away? this is important because he is living life but going through so much pain while living his life i a blur.

There is a boy who repairs shoes and he met a princess from France. The lady seems to have a problem. Her brother has been turned into a frog and she asked the young shoe repairmen for help.

She is very independent. She doesn't focus on the "in" things, she focuses on the reality. She provides for herself.

There are three main characters with their families. All of their great strengths are that the past is the past and seeking a new future. because of the past, the pain has me them strong and survivalists. All of their flaws would be fear. Fear of loosing their family. Leaving the home that was once close to paradise.