42% Rebel: The Rebel is comfortable throwing caution to the wind—and bucking the system—if that means getting their point across.
33% Royal: When the Royal walks into a room, they command attention. They are the one in charge, and they enjoy reaping the rewards of their hard work.
25% Tastemaker: The Tastemaker is always on top of the trends—or starting their own. Their sense of style is second to none and their taste, impeccable.
42% Rebel: The Rebel is freedom-driven. Rebels thrive on wild and uncensored behavior.
Super Power: Justice
Archetype Family: Rebel
Other Expressions: Maverick, Feminist, Femme Fatle, Sex Goddess
Life Journey: Break barriers that restrict the human spirit.
Unique Challenge: Discover a creative, dynamic, and productive way to make your voice heard.
Lesson To Learn: Avoid engaging in power struggles as a way of expressing authority. Know the difference between rebellious reactions and rebellious decisions.
Challenge To Self: Understand when the rebel in me is controlling my emotions
33% Royal: The Royals are power driven. They thrive on control, entitlement and luxury.
Super Power: Power
Archetype Family: Royal
Other Expressions: Executive, CEO, Leader, Heir/Heiress
Life Journey: To learn to use power wisely, productively, and responsibly.
Unique Challenge: To identify the causes in which to invest my power and influence
Lesson To Learn: To differentiate between authentic and illusory power
Defining Grace:Generosity
Challenge To Self: I will share power in a close relationship, and commit to cooperation and compromise.
25% Tastemaker: The Tastemaker is aesthetically-driven. Tastemakers thrive on trends, decor and fashion.
Super Power: Influence
Archetype Family: Fashion
Other Expressions: Host, Stylist, Goddess, Diva
Life Journey: To become comfortable in my own skin; to derive power from self-esteem rather than the clothes I wear
Unique Challenge: To cultivate my individuality; to form a stylistic point of view that reflects my whole being
Lesson To Learn: To recognize when I’m being judged superficially
Defining Grace:Exuberance
Challenge To Self: I will create an authentic life that reflects my individuality and empowers me as a person
Although Gretchen is obviously the direct parallel to Heather Duke, I think Janis is actually much closer, had she not been kicked out of the Plastics. Janis and Heather both both show disdain for the leader of their clique, both have a mean streak separate and unique from their leader, and, if you ask me, both have feelings for their leader despite their jealousy and desire for power (Heather) or freedom (Janis).
Heather did not take part in bullying Martha. Chandler and Duke did, and she stood by and watched it, but never actively bullied her herself. While you could argue that being a bystander is just as bad, Heather did not do anything outright maliciously to Martha, and saying she’s just as guilty by association is ridiculous, especially when canonically even Martha doesn’t see it that way and their friendship is implied after the events of the movie/musical.
19. What’s their least favourite genres? Music: Classical, heavy metal, hard rock. Books: anything and everything except tabloid magazines and fairytales. Movies: Documentaries, horror, action and foreign language films.
29. What do they do when they find out someone else’s fear? Do they tease them? Or get very over protective? If it’s someone the Heathers dislike, she runs to Heather Chandler with it. Post-Heathers and regardless of when if it’s a friend of hers, she’s not protective or mean, she’s just very supportive and understanding and tries to remember it so if it ever comes up she can comfort them.