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A coat of arms is three things that family in history used to put on their shield i made a coat of arms to explain who you are as a person. This coat of arms represents me because it’s everything I try to be or try to express as a person. Three images on my coat of arms that represent me are different spelled backwards my best friend and makeup
One figure on my coat of arms that represents me as a person is the word Different written backwards.That represents me as a person because i'm different from everyone else and backwards . As in just belive in yourself never give up on yourself. Don’t try to fit in .Stand out be different. Just a few phrases i live by.
One figure that means alot to me is my best friend.That represents something that

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