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Tess Zoe Miller Character Analysis
Tess Zoe Miller is an outgoing, nice, sporty, curious ten-year-old girl. Tess lives with her mother Linda, and her older brother Finn who is sixteen years old, in Omaha, Nebraska. She also has a pet dog named Oscar. Tess loves to wear her long brown, wavy hair, up in a messy bun. She is tall for her age which helps her in basketball. She is the top scorer on her basketball team, and the best defensive player on her soccer team. Tess has many friends, and everyone wants to be friends with her.
Tess and her brother, Finn, hang out a lot more than sibling normally do. Finn is the one who drives Tess to her sports, school, and to her friend’s house. When they have free time together, they like to go to the neighborhood park and shoot hoops. Tess’s
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