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Alyss Heart Character Analysis

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In the beginning of the novel Alyss Heart is characterized as stubborn, mischievous, and a prankster. Alyss is spoiled and does not want help from anyone. Instead of learning from other people who are trying to help her, she is trying to be independent. Alyss is clueless and doesn’t think about how it could be bad or dangerous. She is clueless and will always be like that because she thinks very little of suspicious situations. She is being arrogant by saying things that make her seem to be more important and smart. When Alyss says this she is already smart enough to be a Queen.“Everyone thought she had made it up and she tolerated more teasing from children, more lectures and punishments from grown ups, than any 11 year old should

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