Favorite character in the story
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Re: Favorite character in the story
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Like my grandmother, Mrs. Quinn was prepared for anything and had a wry wit to match. Top 3 moments:
1) Dropping everything to drive Hillary to see her friend.
2) Taking over and tending to Claire for the day while Hillary recovered.
3) Calmly breaking out an axe as if it were the norm.
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Bridget was my favorite character too, although I wish she would have shared more information instead of always saying I'll tell you more tomorrow. I understand that was probably to set up the mystery, just frustrating and a little unrealistic.Helene_2008 wrote: ↑04 Mar 2020, 21:56 Bridget was probably my favorite character. I liked how she fought for her cause and didn't give up despite the threats. I also appreciate that she rejected the marriage proposal from Seamus because she wanted a proper one!
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Sarah is also my favourite. She is strong and full of joy. She's got spunk!Josephe-Anne wrote: ↑01 Mar 2020, 05:53 Sarah is my favorite character in the story because she is a tenacious older woman who serves as a maternal influence for Hillary and a grandmother for Claire.

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I thought that I was the only one who could relate with Bridget more than any other character. Her indifferent attitude towards life is quite commendable.Helene_2008 wrote: ↑04 Mar 2020, 21:56 Bridget was probably my favorite character. I liked how she fought for her cause and didn't give up despite the threats. I also appreciate that she rejected the marriage proposal from Seamus because she wanted a proper one!
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I love your choice. You definitely bring a new perspective. Oh, the ax...yeah that is a great moment.TopaAzul062 wrote: ↑17 Mar 2020, 18:55 Mrs. Quinn is one of my favorites. She reminded me of my grandmother with her willingness to help others and knows no stranger. That said, she was the last person would want to pick a fight with.
Like my grandmother, Mrs. Quinn was prepared for anything and had a wry wit to match. Top 3 moments:
1) Dropping everything to drive Hillary to see her friend.
2) Taking over and tending to Claire for the day while Hillary recovered.
3) Calmly breaking out an axe as if it were the norm.
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