Character Analysis: Everett

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Everett has a lot of cute freckles on his face. He has two scars on his knee. Everett is in student council. He has a lot of fun friends. In the future he wants to be a game designer. It’s good to be Everett because he demonstrates bravery, teamwork, and responsibility. First, Everett demonstrates bravery. He cracks his head open balancing on two balls. He was hiking with his friend Dillon and they saw a king snake alive. When Everett’s new babysitter Taylor watched them there was a blackout and his sister cried then his parents came and put them asleep. Also, Everett demonstrates teamwork. In kindergarten his friend are in a team to build a big tower that can stand and all the other team fell. Everett and his dad gone fishing in dishwasher

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