The identity of your Protagonist

  In the comments below, write a few sentences about the identity of your protagonist. Be sure to also include how this identity is different from yours and the same as yours. 

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  6. nick the marshmello23 April 2021 at 07:22

    his name is Nate, he has two parents, he has a phone , he is a boy

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  7. nic.23 April 2021 at 07:22

    The main characters name is Nate and he lives in a very snowy place.

    He has 2 parents.


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