Character Analysis of Anna Close in As We Are Now by May Sarton

When Anna Close first appeared in the novel "As We Are Now" she is Close Mrs. From what I collected, this is a form of expression between her and Carlo and it is not known yet . Not only that, Harriet and Rose's operation seems Caro to be concerned about the worst of Harriet's choices. She was surprised when she met Anna, so Caro does not just hope for those who really care. The role of Anna Close starts in the second half of the novel.

Now, Anna is 19 years old, I am 15 years old. Despite the age difference of 4 years old, I am very close to my cousin. We grew most of them together and were always good friends. We are always very happy and want to take advantage of our imagination. Once, I always remember when I was about 9 years old, I was about 5 years old. As she bound my hair to the string, she looked like a spice girl 's "Baby Spice". We pretended to be in other countries, but write notes to each other as if they were writing from that country. Even though I have a comment written by Anna, I always look back at it and laugh at how fun we are with our imagination.

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