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Alhambra High Character Analysis

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Jennifer- the main character in this story and the narrator of this story. A nice teenage girl but not many people notice her, just like she was invaisable. Until the day she met Dan....

Dan- Jennifer's partner, pretty popular but not super popular in Alhambra High. He looks like that he was a bad boy, but he actElually is the nicest boy you can ever met....

Maria- one of the popular girl in the Alhambra High. Because if her beauty, every boy except Dan like her. Because of this reason, she fell in love with Dan, and when she love something, she will get it no matter what....

Elaine- one of the popular girl+Maria's best friend. She was kind and nice, and she also like Dan, but she need to keep this in secret, or maybe Maria will do something

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