Hugo's Automatons

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How has your character changed throughout the book? How do you know? What caused these changes to the character? At first Hugo was always being mean and he was stealing ,but then he achieved things such as building a automaton. A automaton is a machine that can write and, draw things such as the moon .He also learned how to do many things such as fixing enormous clocks.Also at the end he did not do anything that was wrong he tried avoiding things that were not for him as much as possible.And at the end he never stole something again.

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