Jesus In Alma Le Fay Peregrine

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I chose Jesus as Millard Nullings because they are both really sneaky and nosy. When playing soccer, Jesus can be really sneaky in order to retrieve the ball. I chose Emanuel to be Victor Bruntly because they are both really strong, although Victor Bruntly is extremely strong. In the book, Alma LeFay Peregrine is a smart, nice, and caring woman who has taken good care of children, known as peculiars, in her orphanage. I picked Alexa to be Alma Lefay Peregrine, the reason to why I chose her to be Miss Peregrine is similar to why I chose Miguel to be Dr. Golan. I chose Alexa to be Miss Peregrine because I think she is the smartest female student in our class and because she is a really nice to her classmates. I picked Guadalupe to be

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