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Let's talk about Robbie Keller, who is the sweetest boy ever. Not because he's actually sweet--not saying he isn't, actually he pretty much is, but because of his actions. The boy works multiple jobs (three if I'm not mistaken) to lessen his mothers burden -- who cares care of both him and his younger brother. He strikes me as the man of the house, but he's really quiet, keeps to himself a lot--nearly invisible to Sylvia honestly, before their project that was. Then again, most people are invisible to her, so don't take it personally Robbie. You're still the kindest boy ever. Kind of a dork, but the good kind.
How about Lily Buchanan, who breaks both mine and Mason's heart on a daily basis. Poor thing just wants to be loved really, especially by her parents, who always turn her away, too focused on other things in their life. It's really not fair, and it doesn't help that the love of her life pretends to hate her. My heart goes for her honestly, but she did it to herself.
Moving onto Gwen Winston. God, speaking of my heart going to people, ugh let's talk about Gwen. This poor girl was thrown into the Apocalypse, lost her family and all of her friends, and then had to suffer the Apocalypse with a shot first, ask questions later American. Gwen, I'm so sorry. She's so strong really, it's going to hurt watching her unfold, yet try and try to keep it all together regardless. If any person deserves to live a perfectly normal life after all this shit is done, it's Gwen.
How about Libby Ray, or Liberty Ray, but I feel like she'd slap me if I ever called her Liberty. God, just wait til Elliot finds out. He's never going to stop. Her not-boyfriend was a drug lord, and a big one, which got her into a lot of shit, and Elliot's kind of an idiot who found himself dragging her into it. She's snarky and I love her. They're really hilarious honestly and it's kind of cute, because they're both pretty much 'eh' kind of people, living in a perfect world. It's funny, you'd think the instant they're thrown into paradise, they'd love it, but they're the complete opposite, and that's why I love them. Libby's just one of those characters who, if I ran a television show, I'd cast her in it and tell her to just do her own thing, and watch it all go down.