15 points

Day and June are both extremely intelligent and work hard to keep in top physical condition. They are also observant, dislike violence, and care deeply about their families. However, they deal with their emotions very differently. Day tends to act rashly when he is overcome with emotion. Examples of this include his hastily-planned hospital robbery, and his decision to charge the soldiers who come to arrest him and his family. June, on the other hand, methodically reflects and considers every situation. She frequently reviews evidence to look for clues she's missed, and she reflects for a day before deciding to rescue Day from prison. Both characters' temperaments have benefits and drawbacks. Day's quick decisions allow him to act fast, while June's slow preparation nearly derails Day's rescue. However, Day's rashness sometimes puts him in precarious situations, and June's perseverance allows her to reveal the truth of her brother's murder.