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Bully Clique OC's :
(OC) Joan "Jett" Tiffany - @skullbreak3r
(OC) Ben Dixon - @nowwereeben
(OC) Louise Phillips - @frilly-louise
(OC) Damir Selik - @ant1-l0s3r
(OC) Monica Dean - @bittersweetchocolatexx
(OC) Martin Chen - @themarman1
(OC) Otis Baker - @theespacecowboy
Reina, or Rei, is a transfer student from the Philippines, alongside her older half-sister, Lourdes, or Dess. I based her on Julie Powers from Scott Pilgrim and Hermione Granger from Harry Potter
Rei is the definition of a nerd and a killjoy. She's bookish and a rule-follower; she's incredibly strict with rules and codes to the point of being aggressive. She used to be the Class President and the volleyball captain in her old school. But lately, she has grown to be more laid back and apathetic to people's mistakes, not because she's letting herself relax, but because she just hates everyone in Bullworth
Rei is the second youngest child in her family. Her father is a dedicated workaholic; he's only around between 2 am and 4 am, while her mother had abandoned her when she was 10 months old, which leaves Dess with no father or mother. She has four older half-siblings: Mags (24), Heni (23), Quini (21), and Dess (17). Mags and Heni live in Canada, while Quini has run away with her girlfriend to Bullworth.
Rei becomes very fixated on rules and protocols as her only stability. She likes the perfects 'cause they enforced those rules, and she likes Earnest for not only enforcing rules but also making them. She's aromantic but confuses her desire for stability with attraction.
Had been a control freak when she was younger. Always worrying about Dess when they were kids. However, ever since they transferred to Bullworth, Dess and Rei have been fighting a lot. Dess is becoming more confident and independent, while Rei has become more reserved and quiet, socialising only with a few people
Now taking suggestions for the monthly movie night. If any of you says the search for Spock you're getting uninvited we've watched it too many times. If we can't decide or its a draw we're watching Monty Python and the holy grail.
Attention, all pissholes and fatherfuckers, I said a few weeks ago that I was going to fight Dan, @iwillgetmygrowthspurt, but he pussied out, now he's back to win back MY girl, @artistic-desstiny
Anyone can watch as I finally stomp this mushroom head
Frankie is probably one of the most genuinely decent people at Bullworth Academy, which unfortunately means she is also one of the most underappreciated. She has this habit of seeing the best in everyone, even when they have provided absolutely no evidence that they deserve it. Most people hear about that sort of thing in inspirational speeches and assume it doesn't exist in reality. Frankie somehow manages to do it every day.
The fact that some students call her strange because she gets nervous, references books, talks about science, or occasionally says awkward things only demonstrates how narrow-minded they are. I'd much rather spend an afternoon speaking with someone who is enthusiastic about literature and astronomy than listening to another tedious discussion about football scores.
And before anyone asks, no, this is not an attempt to impress her. I simply dislike seeing good people taken for granted. I consider her a friend, though I know her feelings on me are likely more conflicted.