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    The document contains character analysis worksheets for four characters - Dr. Heidegger, Widow Wycherly, Colonel Killigrew, and Sylvia Ward. Students are directed to gather quotes as evidence and write a paragraph describing each character's traits, relationships, motivations, and how they change throughout the text. The worksheets include spaces for six pieces of evidence and the character analysis paragraph for each character.

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    The document contains character analysis worksheets for four characters - Dr. Heidegger, Widow Wycherly, Colonel Killigrew, and Sylvia Ward. Students are directed to gather quotes as evidence and write a paragraph describing each character's traits, relationships, motivations, and how they change throughout the text. The worksheets include spaces for six pieces of evidence and the character analysis paragraph for each character.

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    The document contains character analysis worksheets for four characters - Dr. Heidegger, Widow Wycherly, Colonel Killigrew, and Sylvia Ward. Students are directed to gather quotes as evidence and write a paragraph describing each character's traits, relationships, motivations, and how they change throughout the text. The worksheets include spaces for six pieces of evidence and the character analysis paragraph for each character.

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    Name: __________________________________ Date: ___________________ Period: ______

    Dr. Heidegger
    Evidence and Analysis
    Directions: Gather quotes and other examples from the text to use as evidence
    that provides insight into Dr. Heidegger. Then write a paragraph that describes and
    analyzes Dr. Heidegger, including relationships, traits, motivations, fears, and how
    (or if) they develop over the course of the text.

    Evidence
    1. 2. 3.

    4. 5. 6.

    Character Description and Analysis

    1
    Name: __________________________________ Date: ___________________ Period: ______

    Widow Wycherly
    Evidence and Analysis
    Directions: Gather quotes and other examples from the text to use as evidence
    that provides insight into Widow Wycherly. Then write a paragraph that describes
    and analyzes Widow Wycherly, including relationships, traits, motivations, fears,
    and how (or if) they develop over the course of the text.

    Evidence
    1. 2. 3.

    4. 5. 6.

    Character Description and Analysis

    2
    Name: __________________________________ Date: ___________________ Period: ______

    Colonel Killigrew
    Evidence and Analysis
    Directions: Gather quotes and other examples from the text to use as evidence
    that provides insight into Colonel Killigrew . Then write a paragraph that describes
    and analyzes Colonel Killigrew , including relationships, traits, motivations, fears,
    and how (or if) they develop over the course of the text.

    Evidence
    1. 2. 3.

    4. 5. 6.

    Character Description and Analysis

    3
    Name: __________________________________ Date: ___________________ Period: ______

    Sylvia Ward
    Evidence and Analysis
    Directions: Gather quotes and other examples from the text to use as evidence
    that provides insight into Sylvia Ward . Then write a paragraph that describes and
    analyzes Sylvia Ward , including relationships, traits, motivations, fears, and how
    (or if) they develop over the course of the text.

    Evidence
    1. 2. 3.

    4. 5. 6.

    Character Description and Analysis

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