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Name: Hyrum Worcestershire, he honestly has no idea whatsoever about the surname.

Age: 17, just barely.

Grade: 11th, but he'll take being older if it gets him places.

Gender: Male

Personality: Well, he's a cutie. Mostly his life is full of failed bits of flirting and fantastic grades. Well, not particularly. He can flirt, if your a rock, and whenever he tires on a human he ends up embarrassing himself of his victim. He still does it, quitting gets you nowhere. And as for the fantastic grades, it's mostly Gwynnevere's fantastic grading skills. He spends too much time on the stage to worry about whatever goes on in the classroom. That's the one platform on which he really shines. Most of his happiness comes from that. It's a lot of the same sort of thing for Gwynn and Eliot, although he's the most flexible of the three. Overall, Hyrum tends to be a fairly interesting character to be around.

Looks: My little Ben

Why are they here?: He wanted to come because he's always found himself a wee bit too extraordinary. Public school just wasn't enough to satisfy this little bugger.

Backstory: Life has certainly been in the favor for Hyrum. He and his brother are fairly well off. One misfortune he endures is the fact that his immune system isn't as chipper as he'd like it to be. This results in some fairly frequent bouts of sickness for the kid. There have been multiple occasions when he's thrown up before going on stage. Doesn't stop him though.

He's got a twin, Eliot, but Eliot had absolutely no desire to attend any fancy schmancy school. The two of them can manage without each other, I'm positive.

He met Gwynn in sixth grade at some sort of celebratory formal or something of the sort. It was really Eliot who met her first. She happened to be trying to hack into the music system to play showtunes. The three instantly clicked.

Clothing style: It really depends on his mood. He'll dress all out performer if it's an overly amazingtastic day. Generally though, he looks like a fairly normal kid.

Extra-Curricular: Performing Arts, certainly, along with Dance. Alongside them a vocal class. Fun Fact: Hyrum took a ballet class when he was five in which he was the only male student. The teacher loved him. He's embraced it though.

Stereotype: I dunno, probably the theatre geek. Honestly, he's a failure when it comes to this aspect of life.

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Name: Gwynnevere Arnoldsen, only people who don't exactly know her call her Gwynn

Age: 16, pretty close to seventeen, like three months away.

Grade: 11th, proud of it too, mind you.

Gender: Female

Personality: She's a braniac. An indecisive one at that. Like Hyrum, she's into the theatre. Unlike Hyrum, she prefers the tech booth to the stage, but listens to showtunes like nobody's business. She spends a lot of her time engrossed in some book or musical she's just discovered. And by the way, don't call her Gwynn if you favor living over dying. She's the type of person who can get fired in an instant, and you don't want to be caught in that, trust me. Gwynnevere is generally a chillaxed person, as long as you're not obnoxious.

Looks: Xoe Arabella

Why are they here? Really it's just because Hyrum's here. Life wouldn't exactly be the same without that obnoxious twat.

Backstory: She Grew up an only child. Life was mostly about how no one knew her family because she had no older siblings and her parents weren't involved in any community service crap. In reality, the first people she really connected with were Hyrum and Eliot. The two of them shared her love for showtunes and the theatre, so they all instantly clicked.

Clothing style: Generally a lot of sweaters. When it comes to Gwynnevere it's always hard to go wrong with them. You wouldn't catch her dead in leggings, so she's a jean wearer. The uniform doesn't excite her very much.

Extra-Curricular: Technology Studies along with performing arts.
Stereotype: The kid with the obnoxious best friend. Definitely.

Passwords:
Penultimate

I always run out of people to tag, darn it!😂

And as for a rule, probably just use common sense.