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The character I picked is Pippa Fitz-Amobi. Pip is the most important character in the story, as the reader's information comes mostly from events in her life, which makes her a round character, as the reader's perspective on certain things are molded by Pippa's point of view. Pippa's role in AGGGTM is undoubtedly the most crucial, as the plot continues based on events in her life. Pip's character is complex, including many different traits that the reader develops and understanding of as the book progresses. Her traits allow the reader to feel empathetic, as many can relate to her struggles and humor in the story. Pippa is considered a dynamic character. During the story, Pippa changed from only focusing on the clues and information about the case, to feeling strong empathy towards all the suspects and people involved in the case. Her hardworking spirit falters as she is faced with real dangers from the case and has to worry about her loved ones. She has to change who she is to try to protect what she loves from whatever evil is threatening her. Throughout the story, Pip goes from knowing very little about the Andie Bell case to falling face-first into the many layers of clues. By the end of the story, Pip feels as if she is a part of the case, and knows about everything that there is to know about the case. Pip goes from being a smart student to being a full-on detective that has to worry about someone trying to hurt her. In summary, the character I chose, Pippa Fitz-Amobi is a dynamic and round character.

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In the novel, A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson, Pippa "Pip" Fitz-Amobi is a high school senior who decides to reopen a murder case in her town that has gone cold for her senior capstone project, in order to graduate. The case is that of Andie Bell, a teenage girl who went missing and was pronounced dead, presumably murdered by her boyfriend, Sal Singh, which due to the stress of being determined as the killer, was driven to take his own life.

Pip, who knew Sal when she was a child, questions the fact that he was the supposed murderer, and believes that the police got the case wrong. Although hesitant at first, Sal Singh's brother, Ravi, agrees to help Pip solve the case if it will help prove that his brother was not the culprit.

Pippa painstakingly interviews multiple friends, family members, and others who are linked to the case of Andie Bell, finding many pieces of crucial evidence that shows that Sal may not be the murderer. After organizing all of her thoughts, evidence, and clues into a file, she uncovers cracks in the timeline of 'events' that occurred on that fateful night. Pip realizes that she is close, maybe too close, to solving the case and finding out what really happened to Andie. Knowing that she has almost exposed the truth, Pip begins to receive threatening notes from an unknown individual telling her to stop digging, threatening her and her family with violence if she continues to search for evidence relating to the case. Pushing aside the aggressive messages and the possibility of danger, Pippa continues her investigation and her dog, Barney is murdered as a result of her not listening to the warnings of the stranger. Pippa's non stop digging causes her to become enemies with many people involved in the case, and she accuses many suspects of being responsible for the murder, with many of her accusations being false.

After conversing with a few of Andie's classmates, Pippa determines that Andie Bell is not the 'perfect kind-hearted girl', that the whole town makes her out to be. Combining the narratives of many individuals who knew of Andie's dark secrets, Pippa finds out that Andie was a ruthless, cruel bully to her friends and peers alike, and to her astonishment, that Andie was selling drugs to her classmates at school. One of her customers, a boy named Max Hastings, one of Sal's best friends, used Andie's drugs, specifically Rohypnol, to drug girls and rape them at big gatherings, infamously nicknamed 'calamity parties'. Also, to her horror, Pip unmasks that Andie was participating in an inappropriate relationship with a teacher, Elliot Ward, the father of Pip's best friend, Cara.

After Pippa's painstaking work and continuous digging, she finds out the truth. Pip makes a visit to Mr. Ward and finds out his perspective of Andie's story, and also that he is holding a girl hostage in his attic, thinking that she was Andie. Pippa then goes to Becca, Andie's sister's house and finds out the whole truth. Becca confesses everything to Pip, including the fact that she was one of the girls who were raped using Andie's drugs. Pippa pieces the truth together and now knows the whole story and proof that Sal Singh did not commit suicide and was not responsible for the death of Andie Bell.

In reality, Andie went to Mr. Ward's house out of the blue. The two of them began to argue, with Andie saying that he is disgusting, and she only pretended to like him to get a college recommendation. The arguing grew more heated, and Andie started to destroy Mr. Ward's important belongings, and he shoved her, causing her to slam her head against his desk, which made her head begin to bleed. Mr. Ward rushes away to get his first aid kit, but when he comes back, Andie is nowhere to be found. Andie, who has a concussion, stumbles her way back to her home. Upon entering her house, Andie is confronted by Becca about her selling drugs. Andie says horrible things to Becca, who pushes her to the floor in outrage. Andie begins to vomit and eventually chokes to death on her own vomit. Panicked, Becca takes Andie's body to an old farmhouse in Andie's car and disposes of her body in a septic tank. After finding out that Andie was missing, and believing that he was the culprit to her disappearance, Mr. Ward kills and frames Sal Singh for the murder of Andie, planting evidence on him. that would prove he was the criminal who killed Andie. Trying to warn Becca to leave the country and make herself a new life, Pippa begins to drink a cup of tea that Becca prepares for her. After a few sips, Pip begins to feel drowsy and realizes she has been drugged. Pippa is almost killed by Becca, but is saved just in time by her family and Ravi. Becca is arrested for murdering her sister.

The book ends on a cheerful note, with Pippa and Ravi beginning a relationship and the case being solved. Pippa makes a speech to many people, and feels content about solving the case of Andie Bell.

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Pip has a golden retriever named Barney who she enjoys to run with and play games with. The photo of the golden retriever represents how much of her time Pip spends with her dog and how he is a large part of her life.

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Pip is always trying to find clues about the Andie Bell case that can help her solve it. A magnifying glass represents how she looks between the lines to figure out what really happened on the days leading up to the murder.

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Andie Bell is a young girl who went missing and was pronounced dead. Her 'murder' case was never solved, causing many people to blame her boyfriend for her disappearance. AGGGTM shows how Pip attempts to solve the Andie Bell case by collecting information and interviewing people close to Andie. This image represents Pip's hardworking, determined spirit and how hard she worked to try and crack the case when others gave up.

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In AGGGTM, Ravi Singh's nickname for Pippa is 'Sergeant' because of how serious she gets when she is focused on working on her keystone project. Pip turns calm and collected as soon as she begins working, which causes Ravi to nickname her 'sarge' because of how serious she acted, like a sergeant.

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Pippa always likes to take her tea black, causing Ravi to say that he's 'never trusted someone who takes their tea black', which is ironic, because the two of them become very close friends, and eventually romantic partners.

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In the novel, Pip and Ravi break into Andie Bell's house, looking for clues that will help them figure out the truth behind the case. The two of them wear gloves, Pip with yellow and Ravi with floral patterned gloves in order to not leave fingerprints on anything they touch.

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Pippa frequently uses a voice recorder during interviews in order to have a physical transcript of what the individual had said during the interview. HAving a recording allows her to have solid evidence and proof when quoting a person for her project.

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In the book, Pippa uses a laptop to do her project. This is where she organizes all of her ideas, clues, information, and anything else related to the case. Her laptop is very important to her because it is where she logs everything she finds out about the case. Later in the story, a threatening message is sent to her in a text message, forcing her to break her computer and lose everything written on it, in order to keep her dog safe. However, Pip does not lose all of her previous work, because she had emailed all of her evidence to herself, which allowed her to continue the case on Ravi's laptop.

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In AGGGTM, Pip and Ravi use a homemade murder board in order to find connections in their clues. The murder board allows Pip to discover new things that she hadn't seen previously and to make connections within evidence that allowed her to move farther towards finding out the real truth

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Pip is a hardworking and intelligent character!

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Pip is a hardworking and intelligent character!

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"I can't expect her to want to talk about it, even if I am trying to find the truth. And if Mrs. Morgan finds out, my project will be disqualified. Not that I think that would stop me at this point" (Jackson 138).

In this quote, the author indirectly shows that Pippa is a hardworking character because she says that even her project being disqualified would not stop her from trying to crack the case of Andie Bell, showing that she will not stop at anything and will continue to work hard to help give the case some closure.

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"She hoped Cara hadn't noticed the make-up pasted dark circles under her eyes, or the bloodshot spider legs of veins running through them. Sleep wasn't really an option any more. Pip has sent off her Cambridge admission essays and started studying for her ELAT entrance exam. But her deadline for keeping Naomi and Cara out of everything was ticking down by the second" (Jackson 239).

In this quote, the author indirectly characterizes Pip as intelligent and hardworking because it says that Pippa has not been sleeping very frequently and has been staying up very late in order to study and do homework, showing that she puts schoolwork as a top priority.

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"'Wh- I don't even want to ask,' Ravi laughed, shaking his head as Pip pulled on the bright yellow gloves.' I'm about to commit a crime,' she said. 'I don't want to leave any fingerprints, There's a pair in here for you too.' She held out her fluorescent palm and Ravi placed the key into it" (Jackson 181).

In this quote, the author indirectly characterizes Pippa as intelligent, because she thought about small details that normal people probably wouldn't have thought about. She also thought about both Ravi and herself, showing that he is very perceptive and makes sure that everything she does is done well.

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In the story, Pip's father nicknames her 'Pickle', and doesn't usually refer to her by her real name unless it is a very serious matter.