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Melinda's Speak Character Analysis: Melinda
Speak character Analysis My least favorite would have to be Rachelle because she's so rude to Melinda,who just wants to tell her what actually happen but Melinda is having mix emotions on Rachelle now.On page 5, Melinda said
‘’If their anyone in the entire galaxy i am dying to tell what really happened it's Rachelle,my throat burns.her eyes meet mine for a second.’’i hate you’’she mouths silently.’’
Melinda is keeping her lips shut,but would most likely tell Rachelle what really happened if she asked.on page 21,Melinda says ’’she didn't even bother to find out the truth.’’’In this case i’m guessing no one asked Melinda what happened,or bothered to ask.

So far my most favorite character is Melinda.The reason behind this is i could
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