Character sketch three

Character Sketch Template 3





Name: Sara

Age:  fifty +

Location: Hospital

Family History: Mother died of cancer last year

Career aspirations: To retire as a Critical Care Nurse

Race: causian

Features: Salt and pepper hair, glasses, short

Appearance: tiny woman (80 lbs), four feet tall, wore long white dress

Likes: care for children, recesiatate children, seeing them healthy

Dislikes: Rude doctors, impatient parents

  Physical condition: Older but healthy

Ailments: Stiff hands

Education: Eighth grade

Socioeconomic background: Grew up poor, married rich, and now works for little money

Parents: Mother died earlier

Siblings: Only child

Ambition: Help as many children heal as she can

Hobbies: Playing checkers, taking kids for walks, and talking to the families

Significant Others: Her husband divorced her when she moved her ill mother into their home

Intelligence: She has the wisdom of a wise grandmother

Emotional Stability: She allows her work to be her strength

Flaws: She argues with the doctors if she disagrees

Other Traits: Worked at the hospital since it opened ten years

Pivotal events in life: Death of her mother, husband leaving

Favorite foods: Salads and fruit

Favorite music: unknown

Favorite reading material: Doesn't like to read because of her eyes

Religion: Christian

Personality: Happy, nuturing

Habits: painting during breaks, and doing art with children as they heal

Favorite thing to do: Same

Things that make him/her laugh: Children playing

Speech patterns:Hill folk vocabulary

                                                                                         



Prose Synopsis of the New Character.

    This chapter is going to be about Yancy work with Sara toward his healing. Sara is an older nurse who volunteered to tell the child about his family being dead. She tells Yancy about loosing her own mother the year before, and that she feels much better knowing that she will make friends with Chenoa.

    Yancy, Majag, and Sara work together toward his recovery and release from the hospital.