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Choosing A Character Analysis: Remember The Titans
If I had to pick a character that i relate to, I would choose Louie from Remember The Titans. I would choose Louie because we both play football, make good grades, and are Christians. In the movie, Louie plays the line in football, as well as I. We both have good grades and Christianity in common. This is why I think I relate to Louie. In the movie, Louie is a starting nose tackle and offensive tackle for the Titans. I also start at tackle and nose. In the movie, Louie has a big part in pumping up the team, I also try to pump up my team. I am always happy and singing on the bus, just like Louie! Louie and I both have a lot in common when it comes to football. Louie also makes good grades in the movie, I as well make good
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