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The main character is Julie Hollister.

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Julie's first trait is positive.

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On page 8 it says, "I stretched to get a glimpse of the pool area and began to feel a little better about the way I was going to spend my summer vacation."

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Julies second trait is involved.

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On page 3 Julie's says, ""Everyone on our team has worked, and this year, for the first time, we have a chance to make the Interstate Sweepstakes."

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The conflict the main character is facing is, no one believing her investigations and ideas on how the "accidents" happened.

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On page 91 it says, ""His troubles with the law were all juvie. You've got no call to suspect him of any wrongdoing now." Startled, I sat up a little straighter. Was Damien's juvenile record what Millie Lee hadn't told me? " You haven't been payin' attention, " Foster continued. "I told you, those deaths were accidents, not murders." "But the missing paperweight..." "Where are you gettin' all these wild ideas?" the deputy asked. ""

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The character's goal is to investigate on her own and figure out who's causing the "accidents".

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On page 89 it says, "Luis released my hand as he said, ""Just talk to the deputy, Julie. Do nothing on your own. Please?" I nodded and backed toward the cars. I was making no promises."

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What's motivating my character to meet her goal is, Robin because she's helping her through the mystery.

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On page 84 it says, ""Robinor: paperweight? Wow! I've read two mysterious in which the paperweight was the murder weapon. Jul59: Mr. Barrow's death wasn't a murder. The deputy satisfied that Mr. Barrow fell and hit his head on the corner of the stone fireplace. Robinor: What did the medical examiner rule? Jul59: What medical examiner? Robinor: If there's any suspicion of murder, then the medical examiner has to be called in. The body can't be released to the family until the m.e says so. Jul59: Are you sure? Robinor: Of course I'm sure. It's in all the murder myseries. I worry about you, Julie. Something weird is going on at that ranch. Three accidents in a short time. Three people fell. At least you dad's uncle wasn't killed when he fell.""

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The main character handled change by, listening to herself and focusing on a way to do her "own things".

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On page 161 it says, ""Stop talkin' and turn around!" she shouted at me. Stick with fear, I knew there was no reasoning with her. I didn't answer. I didn't move. I tried to figure out what she planned to do.""

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Julie Hollister is determined.

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On page 156 it says, ""Does that mean you'll stop sending me e-mail or instant messages from PDQ?" Myrtle gave a start. " How'd you figure out it was me?" "It wasn't that hard," I said.

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This trait is different from traits I've selected from week one because, now Julie got into a lot of investigations.

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On page 129 it says, "Well, maybe I could manage it-with the help of the Crouches' empty house. I realized, though, that before I worked out a plan of action I'd have to give it careful thought."

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I think that is because, before Julie was just taking care of her great uncle and aunt but now she's figuring out mysterious.

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