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Steward is 17 he goes by Stew.When Stew gets off of work he has to take the bus home because he does not have enough money to afford a new car after an accident happened.
Stew is in the twelfth grade his senior year in high school, getting ready to go to college.Stew can be loud and annoying but also sometimes he can be kind,caring,and silly.Stew is average person's height,extremely fit,also extremely strong.Stew loves playing his trumpet as a hobby when he has time to the only time he does not have time is when he is playing sports like baseball,football,and basketball he is very athletic.
Stew has tons of friends in school, he does all of these dangerous stunts,dares and other dangerous things just to be popular on the internet and in school.

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