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Kara Walsh is the main protagonist of Drowning, the second story of the sixth book in the Tales from the Pizzaplex series. Kara likes to be spontaneous, having fun in the moment instead of planning things out and loves action, excitement, and feeling carefree. As a result, she can be rather impatient and is usually at odds with her friend Lola and her parents. She can also be rather snappy towards others, making sarcastic and mean comments to are usually lost on Lola but picked up on by Francine. Kara likes to face her fears head-on, either through rebelling against her parents or partaking in risky situations to overcomes anxieties. This stems from a traumatic experience she had when she had been five involving her second-cousin Peggy.

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    White / European Descent
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Kara Walsh is the main protagonist of Drowning, the second story of the sixth book in the Tales from the Pizzaplex series. Kara likes to be spontaneous, having fun in the moment instead of planning things out and loves action, excitement, and feeling carefree. As a result, she can be rather impatient and is usually at odds with her friend Lola and her parents. She can also be rather snappy towards others, making sarcastic and mean comments to are usually lost on Lola but picked up on by Francine. Kara likes to face her fears head-on, either through rebelling against her parents or partaking in risky situations to overcomes anxieties. This stems from a traumatic experience she had when she had been five involving her second-cousin Peggy.