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Neil Pinkston Character Analysis
Six foot four inches, beautiful pearly white teeth, moderately muscular build, shaved head, rectangular Hugo boss glasses, chiseled jaw, bright brown eyes pulsing with energy, long sturdy legs, broad shoulders, mocha colored skin. Even though Neil Pinkston’s outer complexion may be favorable his life defines him. This is not a man who’s had everything handed to him, or a man who’s been in the lowest low’s life could offer. Pinkston is a man of strong faith, believing that “God always has a plan for where you end up in life.” Pinkston is one of the most upright person anyone could have the pleasure of meeting, while he may be optimistic, hardworking, and religious his life experiences shaped him into the person he is today.
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