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Sofia
Irene Martinez
CST 229 002W
February 7, 2013

I choose Sofia the First Once upon a Princess, because she is a little girl that is loyal, kind and full of grace.
Sofia the First Spanish 7 year old girl that became a princess when her mother marries the king and they move to the castle to starting a new family with her step-father, King Roland II, and step-siblings, Amber and James.
The King gave Sofia an Magic Amulet of Avalor he said never take it off because it special. Cedric is a Wizard. He wants the Amulet to take over the kingdom. He asked Sofia to give it to him like that he will keep it in a save place, Sofia says NO.
The king told Amber to make her feel welcome but intend she is jealous of Sofia. At the Royal Prep Academy Amber becomes jealous of Sofia because all the boy and girls give attention to her, and she talks about her with the other girls and she convinced her twin brother to do a prank on Sofia at recess. No matter what Amber does to her in or out of the castle Sofia forgive her.
Sofia is willing to learn to be a princess how to fit in, making new friends and conquering new skills, she thinks that what makes a real princess is what is on the inside.
Her mother is originally from an enchanted kingdom inspired by Spain (Galdiz) and her birth father hailed from Ariel Winter ... Sofia (voice)
Sara Ramirez ... Queen Miranda (voice) Darcy Rose Byrnes ... Amber (voice)
Jess Harnell ... Cedric (voice)
Travis Willingham ... King Roland II (voice)
Zach Callison ... Prince James
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