Campbell Alexander Character Analysis

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Campbell Alexander is also one of the main characters in this novel. He is both a protagonist and antagonist. Over the course of the novel, Campbell evolves from a sarcastic, emotionally aloof opportunist who fears intimacy into people who though still sarcastic does more trust, open, and truly cares about the wellbeing of Anna and her family. He helped Anna to keep on searching reach for her life goal on having the full control over her own body from being medically emancipated from Anna’s parents. But at the same time, he cause big trouble at the end.

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