Emily "Emmy" Capello

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Emily "Emmy" Capello
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Emily "Emmy" Capello is a character from the Young Whit book series, living across the street from, and serving as the childhood best friend of, John Avery Whittaker. She is known for her mischievous nature, quick wit, and adventurous spirit, often joining Whit in his many escapades. She is lively, bold, and possesses a sharp sense of humor. Her quick-thinking and playful personality make her a standout character in Whit’s childhood, providing both comic relief and loyal companionship.

History

Though Emmy's later life remains largely unknown, her influence on Whit is undeniable, helping shape the character who would one day become the beloved mentor of Adventures in Odyssey.

Family

Emmy Capello is of Italian descent, frequently referencing her family's rich heritage, including large family dinners filled with delicious food. She often jokes about the numerous "black sheep" in her family, claiming that, back in Italy, her relatives were engaged in constant vendettas against each other.

She has a younger sister named Henrietta, "Hen" for short.

Relationship with Young Whit

As Whit’s best friend in sixth grade, Emmy is a key figure in his early years. She insists that Whit's so-called "mischief bug" has infected her, leading her to participate in his many adventures. Whit teaches her some karate, adding to her fearless and independent nature.

Emmy is also significant for being the first person to coin the now-iconic nickname "Whit" for John Avery Whittaker. Their close bond is subtly hinted at when she once held his hand and blushed, suggesting a deeper affection.

Common Phrases

Emmy has a distinctive way of speaking, often using the phrase "Aces" to express enthusiasm. Emmy often playfully teases Young Whit by calling him "Sherlock."

Depictions

Emmy is described as having dark, straight hair, typically styled in pigtails, and an oval-shaped face with deep brown eyes and a slightly upturned nose. though on the book covers she is depicted with red hair, green eyes, and braids.

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