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Crew Tigette Character Analysis

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Throughout every individual’s lives, there are trials and tribulations. As for me, the challenges I have faced have not been the most difficult. Although, being on the varsity Tigette team has definitely challenged me. Spending so much time with a small group of teenage girls, it can be hard to keep from fighting. Despite the trials of character, we find a way to work together at the end of the day. I cannot control who is on the varsity Tigettes, but I would not want it any other way. I consider my team “the sisters I never had” and I will love them until the day I die. That doesn 't mean that we don 't argue. When you spend so much time with people that have such drastically different personalities, it can get tense. Most of the

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