Favorite Character of the "Man Mission" Group?
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Re: Favorite Character of the "Man Mission" Group?
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I agree! Each of the characters was very 'human'; they each had strengths and flaws, but I felt that Daniel was the most well-rounded and just a general nice guy.Radhika_puri wrote: ↑13 Apr 2020, 10:30 I liked Daniel the most. He was always straight forward and honest. He gave the best advice. But I liked other characters also they all have some good things.
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I have also loved Sam, his witty sense of humor is catching, "and for reasons none of us can understand, the lovely lady seems to be genuinely in love with you."Patrick Nandi wrote: ↑10 Jan 2020, 07:26 Sam is my favorite character because he is disciplined and accepts defeat well
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I didn't have a favourite. I think they all were portrayed as humans having both strengths and flaws.diamonnd wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 11:01 Each of the four members of the Man Mission group are similar in some ways, but different in many others. They all love adventure and spending time with each other, but they each have their own character as well.
Who was your favorite one out of the four? I loved them all, but I think that Sam might have been my favorite. I loved his humor and sense of adventure. I also think he had some really good character development has he dealt with becoming a father and then losing his own. I liked watching him mature from a boy into a man. This was certainly a fantastic book!