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16. The main character changed many things about her personality from the beginning of the story to the end. Samantha Kingston started out as a self centered, egotistical, cruel, popular girl but information she learns throughout the story changes her whole perspective of life. Juliet Sykes is a quiet girl Sam and her friends have been bullying since sixth grade. Normally Sam could care less about Juliet's life, but events throughout the story have her fighting to save it and her own. Sam finds herself trapped inside a curse that has her reliving the day she died over and over, but she cannot figure out why. Then it dawns on her when Juliet commits suicide and Sam lives, but the day is still replayed; their deaths are connected. In the end Sam learns the only way to unfreeze time is by pushing Juliet out of harm's way, and take her own life. This act of kindness Sam performed would not have happened if this event had taken place at the beginning of the book, but time helped her realize she needed a lifestyle adjustment.

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She believes everything she wants should be righteously hers. One of the main traits I do not like about Lindsay is the way selfish way she treats her friends; Sam, Elody, and Ally. She ditches them when they need her most, but when she is going through a rough patch, Lindsay expects everyone to be right by her side. Being a bully is also another character trait about her that I

detest. While Lindsay and her friends are at a party, they are approached by an innocent girl who just wanted to talk to them. Since she was not apart of their friend group, Lindsay decides to pour her alcoholic beverage all over the poor girl, just to send the message they were too cool to even give her the time of day. I least like Lindsay, because she is a self absorbed,

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