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Louis Vuitton Character Analysis

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Characters Louis Vuitton’s: A high end shoe that belongs to an upper class rich woman with a broken heel. This shoe acts snooty, confident and supercilious. She hates all the other shoes and ignores them at all times. Converse: A mischievous shoe that always speaks his mind and is always hyper. Converse is a joker and frequently makes fun of the shoes but in a playful manner. This shoe dislikes people who wear heels and believes them to b fake (hates the Louis Vuitton) loves Adidas: A sporty shoe that portrays kindness, focus and a bit of aggression. Adidas enjoys speaking to the other shoes in the cobbler’s and he has a great relationship with Converse and the Choo’s. Jimmy Choo Boots: Is a bit of a quirky shoe and this shoe loves to express her strange ideas. The boots are like …show more content…

Louis Well of course I am!! I haven't seen my owner in over 4 weeks now and I miss her dearly we would spend our days walking down the upper east side. Stopping at all these amazing stores and we would spend the whole day together she may have other shoes but I’m the go-to shoe the other make her feet hurt. So yes in some way I am very excited to go home. Converse Wow and I thought you didn't care about anyone that’ll teach me to judge a shoe by its sole. Choo You know what let's all go around and say what we’ll miss about being here. I’ll go first I will miss hearing Converse sing Skater Boi and Adidas’ lectures on anything in the world, and most of all I will miss the way Louis would talk about the different areas of New York that I have never seen in my life. Louis Wait for you are actually going to miss me for something. Choo Of course, I live in Queens so I have experienced the upper east side but from what you’ve told me it sounds like a beautiful area with many attractions. Louis Wow I never saw it like that thank you

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