Girl Like Her Character Analysis

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Girl Like her

The characters are Breanna,Isaac,Gina,and Avery. Breanna is the main character. Isaac and Gina are Breanna’s bsf’s. Then there’s Avery and she is the popular girl and she is also a bully. The setting is in Nevada at school and sometimes their homes. Breanna and Gina are both shy,but they both love sports. Isaac also does too. Finally Avery she is into parties and bad things.

Avery starts picking on Breanna. Avery says mean things to her like that she is nothing, that breanna is just a shy pointless little girl. Avery says that Breanna shouldn’t even be here and that she is ugly and no one likes her. Avery also has a group of friends and sometimes they will say stuff but it is mostly Avery. When Avery see’s Breanna walking to class she pushes her and hits her in the face!

Breanna always cries because of Avery texts her mean stuff too.
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When some people knew it was Avery, they were scared of her! Gina and Isaac went to the hospital and talked to Breanna. Then they both went to tell Breanna’s mom everything that happened. When they told her mom she asked why they didn’t tell before. Gina and Isaac said that they promise not to tell anyone, but they broke that promise.

When Avery knows that people know she’s the bully…. She regrets it. Avery starts crying and doesn’t know what to do. Avery wishes she can just say sorry to Breanna, but she knows she’s too late. Avery says that she wishes she is the one in the hospital not Breanna. Avery also regrets the mean and awful texts she sent to Breanna.

Avery made a video saying her name and that she is sorry for everything she has done to Breanna. Avery knew she couldn’t just go and say sorry to Breanna because she knew she is in the hospital. So she said that she is going to make a video saying stuff like the truth. Avery is going to post it to the whole high school so they know she is the bully of

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