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outside his house.
     
    5) “Revolution” by the Beatles
     
    Drew’s favorite song when he just wants to
jam out!

Drew’s Junior Year Class Schedule
     
    A: AP European History (8:30-9:25)
    Class shared with: Lizzie, Chelsea
    Teacher: Mrs. Wilder
     
    B: AP French (9:30-10:25)
    Class shared with: Lizzie, Jeremy
    Teacher: Mrs. Evans
     
    C: AP English (10:30-11:25)
    Class shared with: Chelsea
     
    D: Set Design (11:30-12:25)
    Class shared with: None of the main
characters
     
    LUNCH (12:30-1:15)
     
    E: Chemistry (1:20-2:15)
    Class shared with: Chelsea
    Teacher: Mrs. Baker
     
    F: Calculus (2:20-3:15)
    Class shared with: Jeremy, Hannah

CHARACTER EXTRAS: CHELSEA GIVENS
     
Chelsea’s Character Biography
     
    Full Name: Chelsea Elise Givens
     
    Nickname: Chels
     
    Birthday: June 8, 1994
     
    Place of Birth: Pembrooke, NH
     
    Residence: Glendale Drive in
Pembrooke, NH
     
    Occupation: Student
     
    Family: Mother: Sarah Givens. (Died of
breast cancer when Chelsea was in second grade). Father: Tyler
Givens -- attorney. Sister: Tiffany Givens (19, in college).
     
    Loves: Boys. Gossip. Shopping. Getting
what she wants. Diet soda. Standing up for people she cares
about.
     
    Hates: People who betray her. Outdoor
activities/anything involving getting messy.
     
    Fears: People turning their backs on
her. Insects.
     
    Education: Junior in high school.
     
    Favorite ice cream flavor: Chocolate
Chunk: “You are lively, creative and the life of the party. You
charm everyone with your enthusiasm and sense of style. You love
excitement in your romantic relationships and require a lot of
attention from your mate. You are most romantically compatible with
those who prefer butter pecan or chocolate chip.”
     
    Views on Love/Death: Believes there
are many people out there to love. Believes those who died (such as
her mom) are watching out for her. Believes in an afterlife; not
necessarily heaven, but that people don't disappear.
     
    Favorite Place in the World: Cities.
Specifically New York. (Which is what she likes talking with Drew
about.)
     
    Least Favorite Place in the World: Pembrooke. She wants to move to a warm place when she graduates
high school.
     
    Hobbies: Snow skiing. Shopping.
Tennis. Mock Trial. Debate Team.
     
    Reputation: Snobby. Semi-slutty.
Bouncing from one boyfriend to the next.
     
    General Viewpoints of Importance: Social status. Trust.
     
    What makes the character tick: When
people tell her she's wrong. People who talk about her.
     
    What makes the character likable: Stands up for her friends. Keeps to her word. Does favors for
people.
     
    What makes the character detestable: Can be shallow. Gossips a lot. Goes behind Lizzie's back.
     
    Eye Color: Green
     
    Hair Color: Dark brown with a red
tint
     
    Body Type: Skinny and also curvy.
     
    Age: 16
     
    Apparent Age: 17
     
    Skin Tone: Olive
     
    Physical activities: Skiing,
tennis
     
    Addictions: Diet Coke

This or That with Chelsea
     
    Here is a collection of “This or That”
questions I’ve answered from Chelsea’s point of view for
interviews.
     
    Hardcopy or E-Book?
    E-book. I read everything on my iPad—it’s
much easier!
     
    Bookmark or Dog-Ear?
    Bookmark. I like to keep things neat, and dog
ears look messy.
     
    Book or Movie?
    Movie. Not that I don’t like to read—I do
enjoy reading on occasion—but movies are more fun because I can
watch them with friends.
     
    Chocolate or Vanilla?
    Like any girl (well, excluding Lizzie),
CHOCOLATE!
     
    Summer or Winter?
    Summer, no question. I can’t wait to get out
of New Hampshire after graduation and not have to deal with frigid
winters anymore!
     
    Ice-Cream or Cake?
    Ice cream.
     
    Coffee or Tea?
    Coffee—I’ve never gotten into tea. Tea tastes
so bland compared to a good, strong coffee.
     
    Nice guy or bad boy?
    Bad boy. I like a guy with spunk—he needs it
to handle me!
     
    Popularity or Friendships?
    At the start of junior year, I would have
said popularity (because doesn’t