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Angel Character

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Beautiful, sweet, caring, mature, damaged and so young. These words describe an amazing seven year old girl. Her name is Angel.Since birth her and her many friend have had nothing but cages and death. Nothing but heart break and parral, Pain and sorrow, But on the other hand she has been on the most amazing adventures. Yet, Angel is strong and confident and just so amazing. Angel is one of a kind. Angle is so strong hearted, willed and just so strong in general. She is strong hearted because even with her past she pushes on and doesn't give up even when she wants to. She is strong willed because saved a kid from a burning building. In the book she feel like giving up, but she doesn't,she stays and saves the kid and herself from the burning …show more content…

She is a strong little girl. Sweet is just a small word compared to Angel. She is more than sweet. She is delightful, enchanting and just an amazing person. Angel is sweet because she doesn't put people down. If they are sad she lifts them up. If there depressed then she is there for them to talk to. For an example, she talked to Max when she was sad that Fang left for her twin sister. Angel has gone through so much. She is so damaged, and so hurt. She has many pieces of her heart broken or dead. she is like a leaf, who wants to live but is stuck in a fire. She is like a rollercoaster that is going down but you want to go up. She has been in cages and in labs. She has been made fun of and laughed at. She has had people throw things at her like dead birds and and shriveled leaves. She has had people die and people leave. She has had loved one be put under control. but she gets throw. SHe is strong but damaged, she has been destroyed but was building. She is hurt. She is courageous and kind. She dies to save her family and bystander. she risks her life for some people she doesnt even now. She was blown to pieces by a boom because she knew if she didn't there would be thousands of french people on …show more content…

Even though she is an orphan we still have things that are alike. I am shy and small. I feel like like one day my world will just fall and she feels the same way . She feel like one day her world will just come and crash down right before her eyes. She has had many deaths in her life. Like her brother, her mom, and her half sister. they have all died. she has watched them die. I have had a lot of deaths to. My grandmas, all my grandpas and cousins. aunts and two uncles, but we have had good times to. She got to have an amazing flock with her friends and family. I have an amazing friend group and one amazing boyfriend and mom and dad. So Angel and I are very much alike in a lot of ways. Angel and I are different tho we have a different way of living and I don't know if I could have lived with everything she has gone through. Plus I don't think i could die a death like she did I don't know if I could do it without saying goodbye to the people I love, and there are other things. Like i don't think i could live in a cage and not go insane Angle is smart and an amazing seven year old but I don't know if I could do

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