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NAME: Merida
AGE: 16
MOVIE (YEAR): 2010
DAILY ACTIVITIES: Riding horse, shooting
GOOD POINTS: She is very outgoing and she is very brave.
BAD POINTS: She don't want to listen to her mother, don't want to marry.
OTHER: She don't want to marry with prince, and she want to change her mom's mind.

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