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Payton Comis
The book says that she has dark skin, but also later says that she has extremely straight hair. She is also described as an exotic beauty, so tan is probably a bit of an understatement. Honestly, I ended up picturing her as Hawaiin because of the description of her home island.
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Jessamin is half white and half Melense, which is a fictional people of color in the book. She is biracial, or mixed! The author means exactly what she's writing: Jessamin has dark skin. We're lucky she doesn't elaborate by comparing her skin to food, like chocolate or coffee, amirite? ;D
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