Fingerprints are composed of a unique combination of ridges that create various patterns. These patterns are exclusive to the fingers of the individual that possesses them. No two fingerprints are the same. Humans are composed of a unique combination of traits that create individuals. These traits are exclusive to the individual that possesses them. No two humans are the same. Even though the fingers come across as identical, the fingerprints are different. Just because Hallie and Annie are identical twins, does not mean that they are the same person. Growing up with one parent, the environment in which they grew up in, and the way they present themselves are all ways that can set Hallie and Annie apart. Personality, goals, and the ideal perfect family …show more content…
No matter the situation, we were lucky enough to have a mother and a father figure. Both girls had a lovely home and a parent that was able to provide a nice, comfortable lifestyle for them. Hallie grew up with her her father in California. They lived in more of the country area, out on a vineyard. Annie grew up with her mother in London. They lived in more of a city or suburban area. In the big picture both girls were missing out on having the other parent figure in their life. Creating that want and need to know what the other is like. The area in which you live in can have an affect on things like how you dress or how you speak. Growing up in a more country atmosphere Hallie dresses more laid back, a more casual style, and does not mind if she gets a little dirt on her clothes. She also has a more relaxed speech by using more slang words and phrases. Annie on the other hand grew up in a different country and environment. She speaks with a british accent and dresses herself in proper attire. The location of where Hallie and Annie live and the environment in which they grew up in influenced the way speak and