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Ava Hutchins Character Analysis

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March 17th, 4:58 pm; 13 year-old Ava Hutchins is sitting and waiting on her Ipad to hear about the next chapter of her life. Ava Hutchins is currently in the 8th grade at St. Lucy school. She is a kind and smart person, and in love with Harry Potter. She spends most of her time reading and playing with her cats; Tabitha and Luna. Many people would describe her as an ordinary 13 year-old girl, who has many friends and enjoys her life with her sister Elizabeth, and her parents, Suzanne and Darren. Growing up, she attended St. Elizabeth’s preschool, and has spent the next ten years at St. Lucy’s. Ava applied to Notre Dame and Mitty High school. It is now 5:00 pm, as Ava gets anxious and nervous to see if she got in or not. She wants to go to Notre

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