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Cassie Logan Character Analysis
The Main character of this story is: Cassie Logan
This Character is a brave young woman while she is also hard headed she has her heart in the right place. She is very loving and thoughtful she is nice to her brothers and tries to make sure everyone is safe. She is the second oldest child and Stacey Logan is the oldest. People can identify Cassie Logan because she is the only child that is a girl. Also she has a very unique personality like everyone else. Stacey is the oldest child he is Independent,Smart,Kind, and Nice. He is a good brother to have in general. Their is the youngest of the family called Little Man he can sometimes be a bit selfish but he is a nice thoughtful kid. He is helpful,playful, and very neat. This story takes place
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