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The Bully Catherine Analysis
Catherine is a protagonist in the story, her personality is nice, protective, and self aware.Catherine's goal was to try to have a normal life without anyone knowing about Jason and trying not to get embarrass by her brother David.David's personality is outgoing, emotional, and friendly.I don't know David's actual goal for the story but I think that his goal is to be more of a normal person.Ryan is a antagonist, he's personality is impolite, bully, and a joker.Ryan's goal is to impress Kristi and to bully Catherine and David, but mostly David.Kristy's personality is nice and a lair.Kristi's goal is to make new friends in her new environment.Jason's personality is kind and outgoing.Jason's goal is to be good friends with Catherine.
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