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Papa’s Parrot Character The main character in Papa’s Parrot is Harry. Harry is 12 years old. Throughout the story, Harry is embarrassed. Friendly, caring and sad. First of all, Harry is embarrassed at one point in the story. He is embarrassed that his father, Mr. Tillian was talking to a parrot beside talking to a person. Harry thought that it was weird and he didn't want to be seen with his father because of the act that he was doing. Second of all, Harry I'd friendly. He is friendly because he's always hangs out with his friends when they go to the shop the his father owns. His has a really good relationship with his father, makes jokes with him during dinner. Third of all, Harry is caring. He is caring because he took care of his father’s
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