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o6server
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 Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 10:03 pm Post subject: Bree character development |
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| I wonder when Bree will lose her girlish body language and mature. It can't happen overnight, let's be realistic. |
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katty02
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I think she has already. And it's because she's becoming her own person and not what her parents want her to be. She's finally going outside the box of her room.
I love it! Go Bree!
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Xen
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| Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 6:17 pm Post subject: Re: Bree character development |
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| o6server wrote: | | I wonder when Bree will lose her girlish body language and mature. It can't happen overnight, let's be realistic. |
I've known (and loved) girls who kept the girlish body language well into their twenties. I don't actually expect the girl I know to ever stop it, actually. It did make me immediately like Bree.
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