This is the fourth lesson of the Writing Workshop put on by Suzy Scribbles. I am supposed to make a character sketch of each of my characters. Here is the first one about Alice Mozzie. I will add to this one character each day until I have done all of them.
Alice Mozzie is a 14 year old girl and the middle daughter of a rich country family. She lives on the prairie on a farm with many high cliffs. She has short, black, curly hair. She has greenish, blueish eyes. She is a pretty young lady with clear skin. She is a lucky girl who listens to her parents. Her friends like her because she is kind, trusting and truthful. However, because she is the only girl in her family, she is spoiled a bit and likes to get her own way. She loves to ride on Angel, who is a golden eagle. She likes make-up and singing. She is afraid of rock slides because she lost one of her favorite colts to one when she was nine.
Angel is a seven year old golden eagle that has three chicks. She is as big as an Australian Shepherd dog. She fights anything bad around her and Alice. Angel lives on a high cliff near other cliffs near a prairie where Alice lives. She loves Alice tries to take care of her and her chicks. She loves flying all over the prairie and cliffs. When Mr. Aim comes, she deosn't like to be trapped by one of his nets or have her chicks taken away by Mr. Aim.
Henry Jones is 19 years of age. He has blond hair and loves Alice. Henry has brown eyes and is hansome. He's a strong, tall young man. He is loyal to Alice, kind, brave and obedient. Likes to help everyone in need of help. Likes to talk to animals and LOVES Alice. Hates Mr. Aim and losing Alice. Also dislikes forest fires because he's afraid Alice might be in one. |
Oct. 30, 2007 - I'm so excited!
Excellent work, MP.
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