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Leo- is the narrator of the book, or the one telling the story.At the beggining of the book he thinks star girl is strange. but Eventually Leo has a strong interest in Star Girl, and ends up liking her very much. After a while Star Girl feels the same way about Leo and soon enough they become a couple. Leo finds the real person inside Star girl that no one else has seemed to find.

Kevin: Kevin is Leo's best friend, and out of the two of them Kevin is probably more of a risk taker, because he takes more chances in the book out of him and Kevin.

Star Girl: people say star girl has to be the weirdest girl at there high school. She has a totally different personality than everyone else. and people say she is always in everyone's business,
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