Aaron And Chersen Character Analysis

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Within the life of, Aaron and Chaersen, they were both interviewed and have contrasting traits. They both have countless quirks about each other. Furthermore, some questioned that were asked are do you want any kids?, do you want to get married?, what degree do you want?, where do you want to travel?, what kind of place do you want to live in (condo, apartment, big house, or small house)?, do you want to live far or close to where you live?, what language do you want to learn how to speak?, what kind of job you want?, and do you want a car, motorcycle, or pet?.
Firstly, Chaersen wants to get married in like 5 years and then, experience the life of children. He is leaping for his PhD to work as a Doctor, like his mother. Chaersen wants to be a Doctor because he wants to follow the family tradition. In addition, he wants to travel to Africa to acknowledge the beautiful island and to see how different it is from China, where he is from. Furthermore, he wants to live in a condo because he wants a place that is not to big but not to small. Chaersen wants that condo either in his hometown, China, or wants to live far and stay in Philadelphia. Finally, Chaersen wants a enormous car, like a escalade
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Moreover, when he graduates from college he wants his Doctorate in journalism.With that Aaron would be fascinated to work in the industry of ESPN and write reports of sports going on. Also, he desires this occupation because he will get paid tons of money and he is extremely fond of money. Aaron wants to travel to Europe to see the magnificent land and observe modern or aged artifacts. As well, Aaron, wants to live far way from where he is from which is Philadelphia and live in New York and live in a mansion. Finally, with all his money he wants a collection of luxury cars, like BMW, Porsche, and

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