Dealing With Dragons Character Analysis

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In the novel, Dealing with Dragons by Patricia C. Wrede, the main character was Cimorene.Cimorene was the youngest out of six sisters, her sisters were perfectly normal princesses, with long, golden hair and sweet disposition each more beautiful than the last.Cimorene was different she had dark black and she wore it in a braid. Cimorene is different from her sister’s because she doesn’t like doing princess things

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