Emery Compare And Contrast

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Emery and Adaline are two close friends. Their always together, if emery is somewhere expect adaline to be there as well. Although they are close friends, emery and adaline differ in many different ways. Their biggest difference is their personality, like in science opposites attract. They also have other differences, another being clothing choice, one likes fitted clothing and the other likes loose clothing. As well as differing in personality and clothing choice, they also differ in taste in food, emery likes to eat healthy and adaline likes to eat unhealthy. First of all, the close friends have two totally different personalities’. Emery is the type of person who is outgoing and loves adventures. No matter what is going on she will find

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