Ella Enchanted Characters

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The character Ella in Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson LeVine is interesting for three main reasons. One is that Ella is kind and caring and she loves everybody and she’s nice. She is nice to everyone she meets. I think she can be friends with everyone if she tries to be! Second, she isn't how you normally think of a lady. She runs away from her finishing school, and goes on a long journey to find the fairy who cursed her. When she is captured by ogres, she doesn’t wait for her “prince charming” to save her (pg. 88). She actually ends up saving him! Ella doesn't really stop to think of the consequences. She does her best in each situation and normally gets out of it safely. In conclusion, Ella from the book Ella Enchanted is a very interesting

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