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  1. What characteristics make up your personality? (energetic, talkative, thoughtful, brave)
    1. Energetic, silly, clumsy, driven, gentle 
  2. Is there something distinct about your appearance that feels like an important part of who you are? (Hair, eyes, height, skin color)
    1. full cheeks, petite body structure, lips
  3. Is there an activity that you love? (travel, building things, singing, climbing)
    1. playing tennis, travel, hiking, exploring the city, eating food 
  4. Is there a creature that you've felt an affinity to for a long time?  
    1. corgis 
  5. What animals could embody the characteristics you listed above? 
    1. panda, koala, dogs (pugs, wiener dogs, corgis), flamingo 
  6. What location(s) would this new creature exist in?
    1. diverse environment (I like variety), city park, skyscraper, a stream in a forest

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