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Character Analysis Of Stubby In 'When'
At the beginning of “When”, Stubby is characterized as supportive, kindhearted and problem solver. He is always there for maddie no matter what happens, after Maddie was upset stubbs asked her, “are you okay? Stubbs is showing how caring and supportive he is to Maddie by asking her how she is, wondering how she is feeling, or if she is okay. Stubby was always supportive of Maddie, Maddie described him as soft hearted because he tries to there for someone or he cares more about other people than just himself. Maddie thought that Stubby was always so kind, the quote “Stubs is such a sweetie” shows that he is always so nice to everyone around him he also used to be bullied when he was younger so Stubs always tries to be positive around everyone.
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