Autry Rebecca Johnson: Character Analysis

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Autry Rebecca Johnson might just be the kindest person I have ever met. She is sweet, compassionate, and thoughtful. She always can make a bad day a little brighter. Also, I am constantly shunned because of my enjoyment of country music *cough Angaelos cough*, but, luckily, Autry loves it too! I am so glad that I have had the chance to go through high school with Autry, she has no ill will and she is an incredible example for me. I guarantee all of us in student leadership would be at each other's throats were it not for Autry’s peacekeeping.
When Autry made Troubadours the first time I was so excited! She is just an overall great person and a very close friend to me. I will cherish her friendship for the rest of my

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