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Please start by creating a running Google Docs page on which you will input information on the following characters from the novel, Animal Farm Your information on them will be detailed notes on Notes on the characters and how they developed all through the novel, from their mere introductions to their full-blown personalities. The names follow:
1. Napoleon
2. Snowball
3. Old Major
4. Boxer
5. Squealer
6. Mr. Jones
7. Benjamin
8. Mr. Pilkington
9. Mr. Whymper
10. Mr. Frederick
11. Mollie
12. Muriel
13. Clover
14. Moses
please write 2-3 sentences for each if you can, i promise i will pay the 400 or even 500 if its good, i just need help asap by tomorrow much love

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