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Connie’s desire for attention that she lacks at home, lack ofboundaries, youthful age and eager desire to be independent all lead her to victimization. Though she seems to be a normal teenage girl, her parents are very uninvolved in her life, and question her actions seldom. She is basically left to do as she Connie’s youthful innocence is revealed through her daily life. She is naïve and inexperienced with relationships and boys, and though she is very interested in them, she is not ready for any truly intimate encounters. Like any young girl searching to find her own identity, Connie is frequently caught admiring herself. Most of her time is devoted to her friendships. After being left alone at a shopping center,
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Approximate Word count = 535
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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