Franklin Clinton Character Analysis

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Franklin Clinton
Franklin Clinton is one of the three main characters from a video game called, “Grand Theft Auto V”. His height is 6’0”. Franklin is 27 years old. His first job was towing cars. He is sometimes nice, sometimes gets mad, strong, a really good driver, and used to be a gang banger. Even though he’s a criminal and a gang banger, he just do it to protect himself and for money. He live in a poor neighborhood but as soon as he met a guy name Michael, who is also a criminal but more professional, Franklin life started to change.

Michael and Franklin met when Franklin has a job to tow his car and he was in the car taking him hostage. Franklin got fired but then had a better job that Michael gave him. Franklin and michael with four other people planned to do a heist on a jewelry store. That is when he met Lester who was the brain of the squad. As soon as they did their heist, Franklin was like $400- $12,000. He just made a lot of money in one day even though they rob a jewelry store. If it wasn’t for towing Michael’s car, Franklin would still have his job but still poor.
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Lester hired Franklin for one job. To assassinate some people who did something bad or something like that. When Franklin was done with the job, Lester gave him a new home that is on the Vinewood hills( basically the hollywood hills in the game). Franklin house was really nice. He was really happy because a new house means he’s finally not living with his crazy aunt any more. His new home is two story, have a nice view of Los Santos (Los Angeles of the game), a pool in the back yard, and a nice

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