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No Hand Me Downs By Sharon Antagonist Analysis
Sharon antagonist is very critical of herself, she works hard for her stuff, no hand me downs; can’t hold a secret and maybe drinking gives her a sense of security, overall the character is honest and forgiven person with big dreams and love for your family. The antagonist lived a difficult life, often discouraged, dislike rejection and man aren’t attracted to her or maybe her husband doesn’t care enough to keep her happy sexually. I trust this character because of her honesty, dreams and despite her lonely time, her family does not fulfil her desires.
And TJ, I hope he is not Sharon’s husband because he can’t be trusted. He loves TJ and he comes off being self-righteous, but tries to do good but always fall short. Hum, you can’t trust TJ.

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