Breindy Character Analysis

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There are many people in the world who commute to school from
“out of town.” There are some people who know how to look pretty and stylish and “never pay full price for fabulous.” You are able to find people who are great babysitters; people who are extremely smart and at the top of their class, excelling at leadership roles, such as class president.
However, these things are all mutually exclusive. It is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to find someone who possesses all of those qualities. Even if you did, they may not be an amazing friend. In their busy life, there is no place for yours.
Then, there is Breindy. Breindy’s optimistic personality and adorable laugh will put a smile on anyone’s face. She is an amazing friend, always
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Breindy’s motto is “late to bed, early to rise,” staying up all night doing work and studying (and we know, that’s not how the saying goes). Although Breindy is a busy class president, she will always find time for fashion… and MAKEUP! She has one of the coolest makeup, perfume and jewelry collections. Is it the Super Bowl yet? We know who she is rooting for (QB=TB)! She is a big sports fan— especially football. She also is bilingual, thanks to 11th grade Spanish. How does she find anything in her “organized mess knapsack”? After four years, it is still a mystery to us.
Breindy, you may do all of the psych extra credit, but there is something you probably don’t know. Did you know that there is a limit on absent days? Also, can we try some saku? Rumor has it that the secret ingredient to making snack taste better is putting it in your shoes (Restrictions apply!!).
Did you know that Breindy’s last name is Fischbein? Neither did we—or
Mrs. Fischbein! Breindy/Sandra is such a great person to be around and knows exactly what to say to make someone feel like a million dollars.

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