By Brady and Gretchen
To come up with new and cunning ideas.
Cinderpelt in Warriors found two sick
Shadowclan cats and healed them and taught
them how to use meds. She came up with a
way to hide the deed.
To be fearless of any frightening task. In a
comic book, Shadow the Hedgehog
remembers his past. He had to protect a girl
named Maria. He failed. He wasn’t afraid of
the guard who killed Maria, so he seeks
revenge.
To be funny. In the Heroes of Olympus series,
Leo is the one cracking all the jokes. He
almost made a giant smiley face with a
message, “WASSUP?”.
Someone who is a leader of a group. Bluestar
was a leader of Thunderclan in the first
Warriors series. She led the clan through
harsh battles.
An experienced one who has much advice
would have wisdom. In Harry Potter,
Dumbledore is the greatest wizard alive, and
has much to share.
To be curios of the unknown. In the Mr. Men
series, Mr. Nosey is, well, nosey. His
abnormally long nose shows this.
To be self disciplined. Scourge from Warriors
was controlling himself when his mortal
enemy walked strait into his territory. In this
picture, Scourge is sitting with his partner,
Bone. He is on the right.
Helping another. In Out Of My Mind, Rose is
kind to the main character, Melody, by being
her friend.
Likes to learn new and interesting topics.
Cloudtail in Warriors loved to learn new
moves and tactics as an apprentice. He
sometimes got into trouble but got out of it
easily.
In Tintin And The Picaros, Tintin gives
forgiveness to a friend, called Pablo, that
saved his life, but then double-crossed him.
Tintin lets him go free.
To work well in a group of people. In a comic
book, Sonic works together with the Freedom
Fighters to help defeat Dr. Robotnik (aka Dr.
Eggman).
In The Aurora County All-Stars, at the
beginning of the book, the boys won’t let a
girl play baseball. Later on, they realize she
is good, and let her on the team.