Lucas Carpenter Characteristics

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Lucas Carpenter is born on August 17, 2002. His grandmother is born on the same day. His middle name is William. His mother’s name is Rizza and his father’s name is Mike. Lucas has lots of personalities. He is very fascinating. He has a lot of hobbies and likes animals. In prospective, Lucas has a lot of good qualities you may not know. Lucas has many amusing characteristics. Some of them are that he is smart, funny, caring, and sarcastic. He is smart because he gets very excellent grades, but he isn’t quite good in mathematics. He is funny because he can tell a joke when someone’s is sad and they might even laugh their head off. He is caring for two reasons. He cares about safety. He cares that his little buddy is safe and sound. He also

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