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Five points I admire about Miranda and three points I do not - The collector by John Fowles.
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... English EW Five points I admire about Miranda and three points I do not In the book "The Collector" by John Fowles Miranda has some very good points and some bad points to her character. I will start of with the points I myself admire in her as I read the book. She is obviously physically attractive with her blond hair and good looks and this is what draws the unsuspecting collector (Frederick Clegg) into loving her. She does not show off her looks though and always covers herself up well and does not entice people to love her. She dresses well and makes sure she is in with the fashion at the time. She makes sure she smells good but not in an over the top way as if she wants people to know she smells good and dresses well. Her looks are very natural and she does not put on
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