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Character Analysis Of Megan Twu
Megan Twu: She is the narrator of the story. She never was sent out in her life. She and her best friend was the co founder of the group. She dislikes Megan Hadenham for the stealing her name.

Megan Hadenham: She dislikes Megan Twu. After she joined into the group her name was Megan and the narrator was the Megan Twu

Candice: _Megan’s friend and she had boyfriend called Michael and dating him for three month. Megan’s bestfriend since kindergarten. She is smart and intelligent. She often sends out of class because of talking.

Jessica: Pretty and smart she was always stepping in to defuse fights between Dara and me. She is the group’s unofficial talent scout. She introduced Ktie Gattrell to the group because she had reasonably good relationship with teachers, which was important for the group.
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Dara was good at netball but not good as she thinks and she always wanted to be at her desired position at netball.

Megan Twu’s parents: her mother was such good little woman. Her father always retired to his chair in the lounge room

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