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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Suzanne – supporting character. 18 – year old who needed a job over the summer, and took the job at The dealership on a dare from her friends, who said she could never keep a job like that even if her life depended on it; needless to say she was quite insulted. Went to the rival high school of Simons, from the other side of town. Very competitive person, who knows nothing about cars but just wants to show her friends she can keep the job all summer. A very take-charge individual, was on the debate team in high school. Didn't allow herself to get anything less than an A in high school. Dates frequently, and very social, but thinks most guys in high school are “immature” or “retarded.” Loves to talk, and tries to be at several different places at once, very busy social life, until she begins to work at the dealership. She doesn’t exactly know what she wants to do in life, she jokes that she’d like to be a mixture between a safari hunter/photographer/queen of England. Her room is a complete mess. She loves grilled cheese sandwiches, but is also a health nut, loves to exercise. She claims she has “tiny nervous breakdowns” all the time, where she will get so overwhelmed with the business of her own life she’ll start crying hysterically out of nowhere, but she tries to hide it from everyone else, she doesn’t want to seem as if she can’t handle things. I can help her handle things.
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