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Character Analysis: The Escape

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Nowshin Nawal
CWL 202 As she walked into the living room, Ava wondered if she should wave hi to the guy, who seemed absolutely shy and uncomfortable sitting on her parents brown rusty couch, surrounded by a room full of people that included Ava’s parents, cousins, and the guy’s family, but soon reconsidered thinking what the elders would think if she seemed too interested in a guy she barely knew or ever spoken to before, so she just shook hands with the guy’s sister and made a small talk with his mom, who was awfully gorgeous for her age, which could be 45 or 50, and was covered with so much gold jewels that made Ava question how the families had become acquaintances, which they barely were, as Ava has seen this family only twice before …show more content…

Did you see that girl with pink polka dot pajamas? How old is she?16? 17? What attitude! Thanks god, thought Nash, he had finished college and he wouldn’t have to deal with the emotional dramas that came with dating teenage girls. It was time to date real women, not that he could get any woman but still he had the option. Mom had asked him to come with her and Dree to Lucy aunt’s sister in laws house, Nash didn’t know there was a party because the house was filled with people and they all seemed to know each other. OK? Whose party in this? Or is this just a big gathering? Where is the girl with pink pajamas, she was pretty cute Nash was about to strike a conversation with her but she totally ignored his presence and went straight to talking to Dree and then mom who seemed overly excited to talk to her and Nash had noticed that whenever his mom talks to a girl, she makes a quick gesture to him as to say “Check this one out!”. Nash have had enough fun staying in a boarding school in Singapore and then Penn State Uni where he got laid mostly everynight but now it was time to get serious about life- get a job( not that a major in Industrial engineering will get him anything!), date a girl. Though Nash knows all the inheritence money would be his

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