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I chose Annabeth Chase from Percy Jackson for a variety of reasons. First, I love reading as much as this child of Athena does. Second, I hope to become an architect someday as she does and to be able to impact the world in some way. Third, I can understand the need to be hardworking and find a solution to every issue. Overall, she is a kind, hardworking, and sometimes stubborn person, and that is why I chose her. I love it when you can just relate to a character and I feel it is important to know that there are people who have been in your shoes and that you are heard, something that should be said for all of us.

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i chose the character i kinda relate to is tohru adachi from persona 4. he is a detective that tries to change the whole world into nothing. because he believes the only way to succeed in the current world is talent. which is understandable sometimes you find somebody so much younger than you and yet has already achieved your wildest dream by what almost seems like luck from birth. all you can really feel from that is envy and trying to change that i feel is up for opinions. of course tho im not evil trying to destroy the world like them lol - vincent skanse

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This character represents me because she is a woman and she is not afraid to express how she feels and fight for what she believes in. That representation matters because it's important to represent the strong, driven women in the world. Her movie was one of the first -I think- where a woman got a large part as the powerful main character. That is just crazy to me, how undervalued women can be.

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i chose daniel leigh from OCDaniel by Wesley King because when i read about his mental struggles it was the closest i've ever felt to a character. the book goes through both his deteriorating mental health and him struggling through normal teenage experiences. it wasn't the typical partying and drinking and drugs things, his story went through innocent crushes and failure to communicate with parents. reading about how his disorders affected him hit very close to home but it was the biggest catharsis i've ever experienced.

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I chose Elsa from Four Winds by Kristin Hannah. She has a quiet strength and perseveres through so many hard times, continuing to do the right thing, nobly and quietly. Eventually, she rises up and does more than just speak up in order to change the future for many. I see myself in her because I grew up a poor farmer's daughter, quiet and reserved; however, I learned that I had to come out of my shell and speak truth so that my children could have a better future.

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That girl was a little bit too relatable at times. She had a bad experience when she was putting her effort into having a relationship with someone who clearly didn't put as much of it in.
I've had friendships like that, and I can say that it definitely leaves some issues with trusting easily afterward, like how she was with Hercules. She was almost looking for a fault or a slipup as her signal to back off.
Also, her jokes. I find that I have a pretty similar sense of humor to her, plus the sarcasm, I'm loving the whole thing.
She gives off a very "I don't need your help or want it" vibe, which I can relate to because I always want to be able to do things by myself. Having to ask for help annoys me.
But yeah, that's how I relate to Megara, who definitely deserves to be counted as a princess by the way.

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All the characters in this book represented people who move around a lot. As someone who used to move around a lot I know the struggle of it and the characters in the book portray the struggled in an accurate way.

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I chose the character Elle Woods from legally blonde, because I relate to her confidence. Just like Elle I don't care what people think, no matter what I will always be my self and not change for others. In the movie there is a part where she gets tricked into dressing up for a party when no one else was. She walks in dressed up and says she was just wanting to dress up and have some fun instead of getting mad at the person who tricked her. In a situation like that I would probably do the same thing! Elle Woods also stuck to her story and found enough evidence to prove that she was right! Just like Elle I stick to my thoughts, have confidence, and I will never change for anyone.

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I really liked this book. It talks about adversity, overcoming and achieving success even when the odds of being successful are stacked against you.

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I identify with her because I am a single mom, and while I have two kids (a boy and a girl), her relationship with her daughter reminds me of the way I interact with both of my kids.  She is funny, she gives her daughter room to grow and trusts her, and they laugh a lot together.  I enjoy watching them banter back and forth in each episode.

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I loosely identify with this character in the book Huckleberry Finn. This character has the traits that I admire like resilience and and a drive for adventure.

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I'm very thoughtful/handy so maybe MacGyver? but I also relate to any stupid cartoon character, because they make really dumb and obvious mistakes (looking for sunglasses on head type of thing).

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I chose Miles Morales from Into the Spiderverse for a couple reasons. For starters, Miles is part Hispanic and we actually share the same last name. Although he is more known for representing the black community, it is still nice to see a Hispanic who is also a superhero. Additionally, he also works very hard during school and gets pretty good grades. All of this and more is why I relate to Miles Morales so much.

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I can specifically relate to Rory in the first couple seasons of Gilmore Girls. And I have a few reasons: First, she is a freshman in highschool, who is dropped into a competitive school, (which I experienced at Vista) we both had a lot of learning to do about GPA, college, and how to find a balance between school/home life (which I still haven't quite mastered :). She's kind of a perfectionist, but doesn't push herself to the point that Paris pushes herself, and understands where her limits are. and I really look up to and relate to that. Second, she is really, really close to her mom, as I feel about my family. So overall, just watching the show, gives me someone to relate to in the scary, confusing, wonderful world of highschool.

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I've always seen myself in Dawn Pinkett from the musical waitress. She, like me, is so focused, has her priorities set in stone and is on the verge of being OCD. In addition to to being very particular about everything, she is very invested in things that most people aren't. Unlike the typical character, she isn't an athlete or some great singer, but she has passions. She enjoys history, crossword puzzles, stories, and plays, things I love as well. Dawn can be quite overdramatic at times, as I am, but she always is there for her friends. I think she is such an amazing character and it's important to realize that joy can come from so many places.

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I chose Kaladin Stormblessed from The Stormlight Archive because

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I chose Hiro Hamada in Big Hero 6 because I think I can relate to his personality a lot. He's really smart and kind of a nerd in some aspects, kind of like me and he's of Asian ethnicity which I think was not common to see in a Disney movie back in 2014 (of course there is more and more Asian representation today).

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A character that I connect to a lot is Alex Mercer from the show Julie and the Phantoms. Not only is his character some of the best queer representation I've seen, but he also has anxiety. As a queer person with anxiety, seeing him treated as just any other character, seeing that his anxiety is acknowledged and not made to be the butt of the jokes, and that's he's given depth and a storyline beyond his sexuality, but is still out and it's blatantly stated that he's gay; these things make me feel very represented and seen. He's also sarcastic, and emotional, which are traits I see in myself, along with his difficulty handling change. Queer representation is incredibly important in media, more specifically, good queer representation. It's very refreshing to see myself in media, not as a 2D stereotype, or a joke, a token character thrown in for to claim diversity, but as a real character with personality and emotions and depth.

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I relate to Quentin Jacobsen from "Paper Towns" by John Green because he frequently says that he likes to have fun but doesn't want to get in trouble. I think about that a lot, as I want to enjoy my childhood while I have it, but also want to set myself up well for the future.

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I relate to Bob from Bob's Burgers. He is always stressed, but also the most rational out of his family and friends. 

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I relate to Bob from Bob's Burgers. He is always stressed, but also the most rational out of his family and friends. 

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Hey Hey Hey, Its fat albert. Fat albert was so revolutionary for its time. Having black representation at that time was so important. They also talk about excepting your special ed classmates as one of us. It has great Morales and was so progressive for its time. I can relate to this because I want the world to be a better a more accepting place. We could all use a good ol fat albert in our lives these days. I am going to change this world with fat Alberts ideals, so that one day we can all be a fat albert, Heyying around the world. One mind, one goal. Too eliminate racism. Let us destroy our social economic pillars that plague our sousity.

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Since I child, I have always been envious of Yoshikage Kira. His ambitious attitude and his determination to live a peaceful life is something I want to mimic in my own life. Even today, I do my hair as to look like him. His has been sort of a role model for me. It's nice to see someone in my favorite anime that greatly represents who I am and what I stand for. Overall, Yoshikage Kira is a man who is very focused on self-care and fulfilling his needs/wants. That is the kind of person I hope to be and that's why I admire him greatly.