Do you know your neighbor - Sam Flomenhoft

I sit next to Meagan Hale in sixth hour English, and she is as good of a seat partner as anyone can ask for. She doesn't talk too much (even though I do) but she often has amusing comments on things happening in the class. She's also smart and pays attention so if I ever need to know what we're doing I can just ask her and she usually knows. I would characterize Meagan as orange ( a mix of yellow and red) because she's usually nice and happy which is yellow but she has a sarcastic side sometimes which is red.
In five years I see Meagan graduating from a good college and continuing on to graduate school. I'm not sure exactly what she wants to do but she is talented and fairly motivated so I think she'll be fairly successful. The animal Meagan is most like is a cat because sometimes she can be nice like a cat when they're being affectionate but she can also be cold and sarcastic (in a good way) like cats when they're ignoring you. Cats are also considered to be intelligent creatures by many and I think they represent the type of witty intelligence that Meagan has. The type that you can't always necessarily see because she doesn't show it off but sometimes it shows in her funny comments. I'm glad I sit next to Meagan and have gotten to know her better over these past few weeks although we were already friendly before (although I might add all of my peers in the academy are quite lovely).