Nobody is as inspirational as Brooke Penelope Davis. She went from the girl in high school who didn’t know herself enough to respect herself. She put up this shallow front to hide the fact that her parents sucked and were neglectful to her as a human being. She didn’t know how to accept love from other people. Her best friend was the only constant source of love in her life, which was probably why the two girls fought so often. Peyton was her friend, her sister, her everything. Sure Brooke has boyfriends and boys who wanted to get into her pants, but did they really care or know her? No. Not even Lucas took the time to truly know her at first. Brooke was fine with how her life was, until she wasn’t.
She lost her money which had always been apart of her identity. She was always the rich bitch who could do whatever she wanted, then suddenly she was one of the poor people, the people who had to have more than a pretty face to be interesting.
She turned her love of fashion and her talents of creativity to make her own business in high school. Boyfriends came and went, best friends fought and made up. But she was finally knowing herself better than she had in years.
She had her heart broken still, and she didn’t have her best friend for a while. But she did have her business.
She had no idea what the heck she was going to do when she graduated. There was no plan at all. She thought she was going to fail school and life after it.
Yet we see during the four years after graduation she’s built her little high school business into a fashion empire, including her own magazine. She made a multi million dollar company after losing everything and not having a clue what to do with her life.
She didn’t worry about her love life and focused on herself and everything she achieved.
She wanted one thing that she didn’t already have and that was to be a mother.
She was only 22 and single so it was pretty hard considering that on paper she wasn’t entirely mother material. Yet she wasn’t going to give up, instead she took in a teenager after that said teenager was caught shoplifting from her store. The same teenager who caused her trouble for months, but even through all the difficulty Brooke was the only mother figure she ever had. Brooke changed her life with the kindness of her own heart.
Brooke hadn’t felt like she could be loved for a long time. Yet there she had given her heart to a homeless teen, and eventually a man who loved her more than life.
She was all set to adopt this girl who had become her family, until she found her biological mother.
Brooke didn’t let her heartbreak get her down though.
She nearly lost the man she loved too. But she didn’t.
When her own mother had ruined her company’s reputation and gone to jail for it. Brooke gave up every asset she owned to make sure everyone of her investors got every cent they deserved back. She was broke again.
Except unlike high school Brooke, this Brooke wasn’t lost without her money. She was stronger for it.
She might never be able to have biological children with her husband but she didn’t take that as a sign to give up. She wanted to be a mother so she was going to be one. She was going to adopt, and even when the mother of her almost baby decided to keep her child. Brooke put her friends first, and even though her spirits were down, she still wanted to make the most of her life.
Of course she did eventually get her happy ending. Her miracle pregnancy, and her parents finally noticing her. Brooke Davis is the definition of character development and an inspiration.
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