Sedita Character Analysis

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Going though Sedita’s eight characters it was hard for me to pin point some people in my family as only one character. Some people in my family I believe highly resemble two to three characters. However, I broke it down to who the characters are the majority of the time.
The first character, The Logical Smart One, I pinpointed as my dad. I chose my dad to be the logical smart one, not only because he is a very smart and knowledgeable person, but also he is the person that keeps everyone else in the family strong and somewhat level headed. My dad is a very witty and sarcastic person and because of this he is very funny, but only if you under stands when he’s being funny and when he is being serious. My dad is typically the reasonable one of the family. He makes us think about things before we make a decision. However some time’s he can do things on a whim with out thinking
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Before we were even born we always were in competition with each other. I know that’s a weird thing to say that we weren’t born yet but we were in completion. The reason I say this is because my mom was trying to have me for close to a year and right before she became pregnant with me my aunt announces that she is pregnant with Jessica, therefore we’ve always been in competition with one another. Jessica is also very much a daddy’s girl, and when we were growing up she got everything she wanted. If I got something she didn’t have, she had to go out and get it too, she was very spoiled. Some times she could be very snobby, she just acted like she was better than everyone else, and her favorite thing seemed like was to upset our grandma. After she would do it though she would get upset and claim that I was the favorite grandchild and complain about it all the time. Although she was this way, she is one of the people I am closest to in my family and I think a lot of it has to do with our constant

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