Emily Benites
Professor Robert
English 1101
Victoria
My first impression of Victoria was that she looked friendly. But knowing myself, I know I shouldnât judge a book by its cover. I was proven wrong when actually turned out to be a friendly. Sheâs from Brooklyn and her nationality is Puerto Rican. I asked her what languages she spoke and she said English. I asked her, âwhat about Spanish?â she responded with, âI only know a little bit of Spanishâ, which was a bit surprising to me because most Puerto Ricans I know speak both English and Spanish fluently. Her hobbies are shopping and hanging out with her friends. Her favorite types of music are R&B and pop. She doesnât play sports. She likes macaroni and cheese but I assume that this isnât the food she liked. She told me that she was a fan of many other types of food. She writes with her right hand. She doesnât play any instruments. She has two brothers that are older than her and sheâs the youngest of the siblings. She likes to read but she wonât read books just to read them. Her types of books have to be filled with drama or mystery.
