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Physical Characteristics Of Fezzik
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Fezzik is like a super human. He is as big as a giant, yet he care about everybody and is the best friend you could ever have. He has brown curly hair and sideburns. His clothes are pretty raggy and not very fancy. He is very strong and helpful. The most noticeable part about Fezzik is that he is so big. “Was easily the biggest human being she had ever seen” (page 102). Here you learn that Fezzik is huge. “When Fezzik was a year old, he weighed eighty-five pounds.” Fezzik was not fat, but he was big. Being pretty big was normal sized for where he came from, but he was bigger than most. “ Fezzik looked fierce, but once they found out he was chicken, well, they weren't about to let an opportunity like that get away.”

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