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#1 - Oliver Thompson, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by A. S.)
Club or Secret Society: Metamorphosis Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Metamorphosis - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: VILLA - this character sleeps in the Villa, with camping bed and sleeping bag
Teaser: Thompson tends to romanticise everything, to lose themself in complex and intricate tales, full of poetry and hopes and dreams. They believe in predestination, fairy tales and magic, which is why they firmly believe that their destiny is among the Donors, like their uncle, the famous John Thompson, the Donor who chose to go on beyond the third surgery for the love of his country.
So if you have to die for others, you might as well dedicate yourself to them in life. That is why they try to make their current life full of gentleness, affection, kind gestures and courtesy. If this is destiny, one might as well be remembered for something good. They take as examples the divas of silent films, or the heroes of black and white adventure films.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Law
Extra-curricular course: Choir
Metamorphosis
The Metamorphosis are a group related to the cult of Dionysus and Bacchus, to pleasures taken to the extreme, and to change. They push themselves to excess, thus seeking to touch higher peaks of knowledge and understanding, as well as pleasure. They are tied to nature, feelings, sexuality, personal growth and animality: in fact, it is said that each member is associated with a beast, and can only leave it behind when they have reached the highest evolution of themselves. On the night of their initiation, you might hear the group members howling, or meowing, or who knows?Relations: O. Thompson, J. Wilson, J. Stonehouse, J. Bennett and N. Cave are a group of students who come from families with many Donors. That is why they bonded with each other.
You lost your virginity to C. Evans during your first-year initiation rite. From that moment on, you idealised and romanticised your shared story.
L. Hill intrigues you, you plan to deepen your relationship and find out more about them.
#2 - Julien Wilson, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by A. Z.)
Club or Secret Society: Metamorphosis Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Metamorphosis - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: VILLA - this character sleeps in the Villa, with camping bed and sleeping bag
Teaser: Wilson loves showmanship. They love drama, tear-jerking films, scenes in the middle of the street. They love to turn heads when they walk by, to put on shows. Their ostentatious confidence hides a fragility that they tend to mask with their excesses. Behind appearances they rarely allow themself to show weakness and insecurity. J. is a fascinating enigma, the kind of person who changes your life when you meet them. Sometimes their attitude can come across as contrived, as if they were constantly performing on a stage. But they love beauty, art, everything that crosses the line of what is allowed. Like entering into the lives of others and disrupting them. And then leaving. Just enough to avoid being affected in turn. They have difficulty admitting their limitations and insecurities.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Law
Extra-curricular course: Choir
Metamorphosis
The Metamorphosis are a group related to the cult of Dionysus and Bacchus, to pleasures taken to the extreme, and to change. They push themselves to excess, thus seeking to touch higher peaks of knowledge and understanding, as well as pleasure. They are tied to nature, feelings, sexuality, personal growth and animality: in fact, it is said that each member is associated with a beast, and can only leave it behind when they have reached the highest evolution of themselves. On the night of their initiation, you might hear the group members howling, or meowing, or who knows?Relations: O. Thompson, J. Wilson, J. Stonehouse, J. Bennett and N. Cave are a group of students who come from families with many Donors. This is why they have bonded with each other.
L. Hill idealises you, as if you were a character in their stories.
You often compete with V. Roger for university awards and prizes.
You and V. Poole are often in tandem. You are partners in your excesses and share a love of the limelight.
#3 - Clarence Evans, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by L. F.)
Club or Secret Society: Metamorphosis Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Metamorphosis - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: VILLA - this character sleeps in the Villa, with camping bed and sleeping bag
Teaser: It is impossible to describe Evans without mentioning these three words: sex, romance and excess. They love to experiment, are openly bisexual, fall in love often and are not afraid to show it. They have a great talent for making people feel loved, and for bringing them into their inner circle, where Evans is able to nurture their self-esteem and confidence. They want to be the most important person in people's lives, the very centre of their existence.
Just before entering school, they had a child and decided to go on to university anyway, entrusting it to an adoption system, in order to focus on their future. Nowadays, they try to forget the feelings of guilt for that abandonment by trying to fill their life with love, in every form, including the more overtly sensual, sexual and over the top.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Rhetoric
Extra-curricular course: Choir
Metamorphosis
The Metamorphosis are a group related to the cult of Dionysus and Bacchus, to pleasures taken to the extreme, and to change. They push themselves to excess, thus seeking to touch higher peaks of knowledge and understanding, as well as pleasure. They are tied to nature, feelings, sexuality, personal growth and animality: in fact, it is said that each member is associated with a beast, and can only leave it behind when they have reached the highest evolution of themselves. On the night of their initiation, you might hear the group members howling, or meowing, or who knows?Relations: You took O. Thompson's virginity in your freshman year, during the Metamorphosis initiation. You don't consider it a big deal and don't give it too much thought.
You recently hooked up with H. Morris at a party.
I. Griffths always hangs around you, you have a feeling that they would like to seduce you.
You have often thought that you would like to seduce a teacher: you fancy B. Walters, but you have sensed, on several occasions, a special interest from Cunningham.
#4 - L. Hill, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by A. W.)
Club or Secret Society: Bloomsbury Group Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Bloomsbury Group - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: B&B - this character sleeps in the B&B, in the quintuple room B, paying 55€ extra
Teaser: Hill loves to take refuge in books. They read a lot and write short stories and poems. Since childhood they have had problems with hyperactivity, and have found their calm and balance in inventing stories, and fitting all the pieces of the complex puzzle of life into them. However, when things do not go as they planned, they tend to get discouraged, have fits of rage and destroy everything in a state of dejection. They have a boundless imagination and are very bright, but are incapable of perserverance or longer bouts of concentration. Their activity is more like random spikes of enthusiasm. They have a tendency to assign roles to those around them, and expect people to behave as in the story they have imagined for them. Sometimes they vent their frustration in intense physical activities, or even violence.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Rhetoric
Extra-curricular course: Athletics
Bloomsbury Group
This is the literature club, inspired by the historical group of which Virginia Woolf, among others, was a member. Its adherents are also editors of the school newspaper, the well-known 'Bloomsbury', famous for its sharp, ironic and biting remarks, always signed in the name of the editorial board, in order to protect the freedom of expression and the identity of its members. The Bloomsbury is always looking for sensational news and scandals: nothing matters more than truth and expressive liberty.Relations: You idealise J. Wilson, whom you see as a character from your fairy tales, perfect and out of reach.
You have started hanging out more with O. Thompson. You are enjoying it - for the time being.
McKinstry commissioned you to write a disparaging article on E. Shaw, but you decided you didn't want to do it - they didn't deserve it - and changed the story, writing a nice piece comparing Shaw to the Oracle of Delphi. They liked the article very much and you struck up a great friendship.
C. Marshall started conversations with you so many times that eventually a friendship was born. Recently, however, they have been behaving strangely around you, that is: much stranger than usual.
#5 - Harvey Morris, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by F. P.)
Club or Secret Society: Bloomsbury Group Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Bloomsbury Group - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: B&B - this character sleeps in the B&B, in the double room E. That room bathroom and shower will be publicly available, ie, they will be shared with whomever sleeps in the Villa. This character will pay €30 extra.
Teaser: H. Morris could be heard from afar on their arrival in Devington; they hoped that with their gift of gab they would shake the school to its very core. Them entering Bloomsbury, they said, would be tantamount to an earthquake within the University. It's five years later, and Morris' writing talents now seem to be completely in service of the establishment. Their articles perfectly toe the line of Devington's politics, and there is no trace of their original antiestablishment instincts. They simply changed their mind over time: you don't need to be a rebel to have an impact on the world. You need to operate within the framework. Moreover, at Devington they have found values they appreciate, and find the school perfect as it is.
Intellectually exuberant, with a curious, chatty and intelligent nature, they hide their insecurity behind a contemptuous and intellectual manner. They often indulge in long, intellectual platitudes. They are from a middle-class family and have had a good education: they often make this felt by those who come from a less affluent family. Their original rebellious intellectual leanings have changed over time, becoming more moderate, and coming to appreciate and support the system.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Psychology
Extra-curricular course: Choir
Bloomsbury Group
This is the literature club, inspired by the historical group of which Virginia Woolf, among others, was a member. Its adherents are also editors of the school newspaper, the well-known 'Bloomsbury', famous for its sharp, ironic and biting remarks, always signed in the name of the editorial board, in order to protect the freedom of expression and the identity of its members. The Bloomsbury is always looking for sensational news and scandals: nothing matters more than truth and expressive liberty.Relations: You recently hooked up with C. Evans at a party.
You and M. Scott are inseparable: you are very fond of each other.
You have personal friction with D. Baker in the newspaper office.
R. Moore went to the same school as you. They were a fragile person with suicidal tendencies. You used to hang out with them in the past, but over time it became very difficult to keep up this friendship. You warned others that they have a difficult character.
#6 - Margot Scott, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by G. S.)
Club or Secret Society: Bloomsbury Group Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Bloomsbury Group - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: B&B - this character sleeps in the B&B, in the double room E. That room bathroom and shower will be publicly available, ie, they will be shared with whomever sleeps in the Villa. This character will pay €30 extra.
Teaser: Scott spent their entire childhood being inspired by the career of his father, a prominent politician. At his urging, they took an interest in what was going on around them, taking up interest in human rights, diversity, environmentalism and animal welfare. They have an activist disposition and are very passionate about their causes and what they consider important, so much so that they risk coming across as pushy and obsessive to those who do not share their enthusiasm. Although they have good intentions, they often have a tendency to go on and on about the topics they consider relevant.
Scott's faith in a fairer world, however, is unwavering. They have always cherished the dream of going down in history as the first person to write a detailed report on the lives of Donors: they intend to record for posterity the sacrifice and dedication of those who complete the process as well as their families.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Astronomy
Extra-curricular course: Athletics
Bloomsbury Group
This is the literature club, inspired by the historical group of which Virginia Woolf, among others, was a member. Its adherents are also editors of the school newspaper, the well-known 'Bloomsbury', famous for its sharp, ironic and biting remarks, always signed in the name of the editorial board, in order to protect the freedom of expression and the identity of its members. The Bloomsbury is always looking for sensational news and scandals: nothing matters more than truth and expressive liberty.Relations: You resent McKinstry's leadership: you would like to have more of a say within the newsroom.
O. Thompson, J. Wilson, J. Stonehouse, and N. Cave are a group of students who come from families with many Donors, so you are interested in approaching them.
You are close friends with H. Morris: you are inseparable.
You feel a connection with S. Wingrove: they have sound principles but are insecure, probably because of the homosexuality they find difficult to express. They probably need your help.
You wrote an article on Paul Mason in your first year at school. H. Mason did not take kindly to the way you exposed their brother's story, and attacked you in the quad.
#7 - Dawn Baker, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by L. M.)
Club or Secret Society: Bloomsbury Group Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Bloomsbury Group - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: B&B - this character sleeps in the B&B, in the quintuple room B, paying 55€ extra
Teaser: They have an intimidating appearance and demeanor, and seem ill-suited to Devington's uniforms and elitism. They come from a poor and deprived background and have a reputation as a delinquent, but they have won a scholarship and in spite of everything show great scholastic ambition. Despite the cold aloofness with which they treat most of their classmates and the arrogance with which they responds to any provocation, they must have some insecurity that they hide very well.
CHAV (council-housed and violent) is the derogatory nickname with which many mock Baker, who often responds in kind with sarcasm or dockworker insults. Baker will probably never have their respect. But what would the snobs at the Pudding Club know about someone who has always fought against hardship and prejudice to achieve their dream.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Psychology
Extra-curricular course: Drama
Bloomsbury Group
This is the literature club, inspired by the historical group of which Virginia Woolf, among others, was a member. Its adherents are also editors of the school newspaper, the well-known 'Bloomsbury', famous for its sharp, ironic and biting remarks, always signed in the name of the editorial board, in order to protect the freedom of expression and the identity of its members. The Bloomsbury is always looking for sensational news and scandals: nothing matters more than truth and expressive liberty.Relations: V. Roger, C. Lloyd and T. Saint-John Talbot are an exclusive little group whose main activities are: bragging, throwing parties, and mocking the school loser... such as you!
V. Poole and P. Wingrove have paid you to write term papers for them. In Wingrove's case, it might get discovered and you are scared that you will get blamed for it.
In the Bloomsbury Group you have a professional and personal antagonism with H. Morris.
You have an unexpected and sincere friendship with R. Powell, you appreciate their support and willingness to help, but you do not accept charity from anyone. Actually, you think a lot of horrible people take advantage of Powell's kindheartedness.
You have received praise and interest from S. Cunningham and you both happy and ashamed about it. You don't need favouritism.
I. Crooks does not instil any fear in you, on the contrary, you can easily see through that type of person. You tried defuse their hostility with sarcasm, but unfortunately it didn't work.
#8 - Rowan Moore, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by M. P.)
Club or Secret Society: Les lumières Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Les lumières - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: VILLA - this character sleeps in the Villa, with camping bed and sleeping bag
Teaser: Many recognised the fear in R. Moore's eyes the day they arrived at Devington. Not many people like Moore pass the rigorous entrance examinations, and even fewer manage to endure the months that follow. And honestly, few would have bet on Moore, had they been asked for an opinion. A fragile person, frequently sad, and often for no apparent reason.
It is not uncommon, though less frequent now, for them to stay in their room during an important lecture or social activity, complaining of malaise and exhaustion. Mood swings are also not uncommon. However, in their best moments, Moore has proved wrong the detractors, and those who thought Moore would drop out after one semester have been utterly disappointed. When they are in their happy period, they achieve some of the best results in their class, especially standing out in his drama class. But now that the final exam is approaching, one can yet again glimpse those scared eyes. Some weaknesses are hard to overcome.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Rhetoric
Extra-curricular course: Drama
Les lumières
They are a secret society inspired by the myth of the cave, Plato, the Enlightenment, the Socratic method. Centred on the cult of reason, on investigation, on science, they subject themselves to tests and interrogations to get to knowledge, and to know themselves. They move in the darkness to come to see the light, and support themselves as a family in the process. They never lie. Lies and deception are not contemplated, to arrive at the Truth. They oppose all forms of mystification and, if they can, expose lies and deceptions.Relations: V. Roger, C. Lloyd and T. Saint-John Talbot are an exclusive little group whose main activities are: bragging, throwing parties, and mocking the school losers... such as you!
You owe a lot to A. Owen, without them things would have been different. They give you confidence.
You often study with J. Bennet.
Prof. Cunningham has shown interest in your school performance. Sometimes you stay to talk after class.
You knew H. Morris in high school, but you do not have fond memories of them.
#9 - Jane Bennet, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by M. W.)
Club or Secret Society: The Unknown Dreamers Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - The Unknown Dreamers - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: VILLA - this character sleeps in the Villa, with camping bed and sleeping bag
Teaser: The day they won the Bloomsbury INVISIBLE prize, they commented in his diary: ''It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.'' Then, they wrote a poem about the invisible spirit of a suicidal lover haunting his lady's grave.
Bennet has an introverted, calm and compassionate personality. They care about people's feelings, and have a decadent fascination with love, death and the devil. They consider themselves an artist experiencing a phase of spleen, in the grip of an existential melancholy that, within the limits of the school's dress code, is also evident from their appearance. Their sensitivity is their greatest talent, the burden and the delight of their existence.
Both of their parents were Donors, and got harvested several years ago.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Psychology
Extra-curricular course: Drama
VILLLLA
The Unknown Dreamers
The art club brings together the free spirits, the bohemians, the restless souls who want to give free rein to their creative expression. The Dreamers worship art: art for provocation, art for scandal, art for its own sake. As is the custom of the club, every year, on the first and last day of class, the Dreamers secretly perform a scandalous and sensational work of art, which is then put on display in front of the entire school. Some call their work immoral, indecent or even obscene, but despite this, the teachers have always shown a certain leniency. After all, this too is a Devington tradition.Relations: O. Thompson, J. Wilson, J. Stonehouse, J. Bennett and N. Cave are a group of students who come from families with many Donors. That is why they have bonded with each other.
B. Henton, W. Hutton-Finch, V. Poole and J. Bennet attended the same boarding school before Devington. It is not easy to keep a friendship alive if you do not share interests and attend different classes.
You often study with R. Moore.
You take an obsessive interest in I. Crooks, who did not appreciate the attention and reacted badly.
#10 - Tristan Griffiths, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by L. B.)
Club or Secret Society: The Unknown Dreamers Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - The Unknown Dreamers - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: VILLA - this character sleeps in the Villa, with camping bed and sleeping bag
Teaser: Griffiths obsessively enjoys anything that is niche, outside the mainstream, known to a select few. Consequently, they hate everything that the 'masses', as Griffiths calls them, find interesting. They are always looking for what is special, rare, even unique. They do not want to be 'like the others', no matter what.
Art is a passion that was selected in a calculated way, by exclusion: law was too difficult and science too barbaric. Art, moreover, gives the possibility to amaze, to be different - therefore trendy.
"There's just one horrible thing in the world, only one unforgivable sin: the boredom," said Oscar Wilde. Griffiths embraced this phrase as a credo, but in reality it is also their greatest fear: looking in the mirror and discovering that they are horribly ordinary.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Psychology
Extra-curricular course: Drama
The Unknown Dreamers
The art club brings together the free spirits, the bohemians, the restless souls who want to give free rein to their creative expression. The Dreamers worship art: art for provocation, art for scandal, art for its own sake. As is the custom of the club, every year, on the first and last day of class, the Dreamers secretly perform a scandalous and sensational work of art, which is then put on display in front of the entire school. Some call their work immoral, indecent or even obscene, but despite this, the teachers have always shown a certain leniency. After all, this too is a Devington tradition.Relations: You feel a morbid attraction to C. Evans. You want Evans for yourself and no one else. You are gripped by jealousy towards everyone else in their circle - and for that, you hate yourself a little.
You share a strong friendship with A. Hamilton, with whom you constantly seek to explore anything that is unknown, niche or original, anything that the masses hate or ignore.
You have a friendship mixed with rivalry with A. Collins. You are always competing for the most original and out-of-the-box ideas.
On a crazy night with the Dreamers secret society you stole some alcohol and shared it with S. Wingrove. On that evening of confidences and intimacy, Wingrove returned your trust and revealed their story to you: they confessed that they were exploring their homosexuality.
#11 - Althea Collins, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by M. J.)
Club or Secret Society: The Unknown Dreamers Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - The Unknown Dreamers - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: VILLA - this character sleeps in the Villa, with camping bed and sleeping bag
Teaser: Collins wants to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life. There would be nothing worse than to discover on one's deathbed that one has not lived. That's why they play liberally with their Devington career, even at the cost of making powerful enemies or risking expulsion. There would be no point in stopping: these are the best years, and perhaps the last. One must live them to the fullest, never hesitating, never stopping.
They are a burning flame, their friendships and relationships are intense but brief. Their burning passion lasts one night. Boredom soon sets in towards those companions who cannot keep up with their artistic flair or their impulsive actions. Those who cannot renew themselves are as good as dead, and are completely buried by Collins' overwhelming passion and creative restlessness.
Artistically, too, Collins moves from one style to another after the initial passion has worn off. Their work is very heartfelt, but lacks the technical expertise of other students.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Psychology
Extra-curricular course: Drama
The Unknown Dreamers
The art club brings together the free spirits, the bohemians, the restless souls who want to give free rein to their creative expression. The Dreamers worship art: art for provocation, art for scandal, art for its own sake. As is the custom of the club, every year, on the first and last day of class, the Dreamers secretly perform a scandalous and sensational work of art, which is then put on display in front of the entire school. Some call their work immoral, indecent or even obscene, but despite this, the teachers have always shown a certain leniency. After all, this too is a Devington tradition.Relations: S. Wingrove is the person towards whom you probably feel the deepest and most sincere affection. An almost brotherly feeling.
You have a strange friendship/rivalry relationship with T. Griffiths: you often compete among the Dreamers for who has the most original, brilliant, disruptive idea.
The manner and stories of L. Gibbs intrigued and attracted you at first, then you discovered that they were largely inventions without any particular talent, and your interest waned.
The only person who managed to capture your heart completely was L. Reece, but they never even looked in your direction.
#12 - Silas Wingrove, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by R. I.)
Club or Secret Society: The Unknown Dreamers Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - The Unknown Dreamers - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: VILLA - this character sleeps in the Villa, with camping bed and sleeping bag
Teaser: A charismatic, brilliant and rather lazy character, Wingrove spent their childhood in the company of a rich, alcoholic mother, who, despite being among the Gifted, squandered her existence, caught between pills and depression, until she needed a liver transplant. In spite of - or perhaps because of - their troubled past, they are a Devington icon: a refined, posh and somewhat hypochondriac character, who faces life with elegance and is a pleasure to be around.
They are timidly exploring their homosexuality, without being able to face it openly. They subtly joke about vanity and privilege, with a gentle, classy irony. They often hide insecurities and guilt behind ostentatious nonchalance and a deadpan English humour.
They cannot stop feeling guilty about the Donor's sacrifice that allowed their mother to survive.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Law
Extra-curricular course: Athletics
The Unknown Dreamers
The art club brings together the free spirits, the bohemians, the restless souls who want to give free rein to their creative expression. The Dreamers worship art: art for provocation, art for scandal, art for its own sake. As is the custom of the club, every year, on the first and last day of class, the Dreamers secretly perform a scandalous and sensational work of art, which is then put on display in front of the entire school. Some call their work immoral, indecent or even obscene, but despite this, the teachers have always shown a certain leniency. After all, this too is a Devington tradition.Relations: You and P. Wingrove are cousins: although you love your mother very much, you sometimes feel a tinge of jealousy at their good fortune. P. has no worries and has been handed everything on a plate, but they do not seem to appreciate it. You don't behave like that.
You feel great fondness for A. Collins. A feeling you would call... fraternal.
On a crazy night with the Dreamers secret society you stole some alcohol and told your whole story and your worries to T. Griffiths.
M. Scott has often supported you, even publicly, and was among the first people to suggest you were gay - they realised it even before you did. You appreciate their support, but you don't want it to go too far. They should not push you out of your comfort zone.
Because of your hypochondria, you occasionally pester T. Gloves and F. Fisher.
J. Stonehouse has confided part of their story to you, but this had an unexpected effect on you, pushing you away.
#13 - Rosalind Powell, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by K. P.)
Club or Secret Society: Pudding Club Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Pudding Club - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: B&B - this character sleeps in the B&B, in the quadruple room C, paying 55€ extra
Teaser: Powell is definitely not the brightest bulb in the box, and everyone knows that: their family, their teachers and, above all, the students at Devington. Their personality is sunny, friendly, curious, chatty and agreeable to the point of being a doormat. Powell often speaks their mind, with extraordinary candour - but not with the intention to offend, far from it. They love to please people and be helpful, which is why their friends often take advantage of their naivety and good heart, not to mention the money thier family generously provides. Their membership in the Pudding Club shields them from the most blatant and humiliating provocations, but many people think that Powell is just a sweet airhead with money, and that their destiny is among the Donors.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Biology
Extra-curricular course: Choir
Pudding club
Blood matters. And it matters more than ever. Only scions of the best families can join the Pudding Club. This ancient club brings together the elite, the young scions of noble birth, and has always welcomed the descendants of Cavendish himself. The name of the club originated in the early years after the founding of the University, when the food in the dining hall was not very satisfactory, and wealthy students had their lunch delivered from the village pub. Specifically, pudding. Times have changed since then, but the custom has remained. Members of the Pudding Club still retain many privileges, including being the first to help themselves at the table with the famous dish that gives them their name.Relations: You adore D. Baker, you wish you could help them out financially, but Baker's pride seems unrelenting. Unfortunately, many criticise your friendship, claiming that Baker is not in your league and is only exploiting you for popularity. J. Howard tells you this often, putting you in an awkward position because you love Howard very much, you confide in each other about everything and you are practically their shadow.
You greatly admire D. Maddock, with whom you share a close friendship, their insights and advice are always invaluable.
S. O'Donnell often seeks you out to do things together and you like the fact that they make you feel useful and appreciated.
S. Bromfield involved you in a wild night of drinking and rough behaviour of which you have unpleasant and confused memories.
You are attracted to S. Adams, but you've never had the courage to talk to them.
#14 - Sabrina Adams, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by M. C.)
Club or Secret Society: Pudding Club Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Pudding Club - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: B&B - this character sleeps in the B&B, in the quadruple room C, paying 55€ extra
Teaser: Adams comes from an American family who moved and became rich in England. They do not belong to the upper-class and do not reflect the classical meaning of 'aristocracy', in fact they are certainly the least sophisticated member of the Pudding Club. Some are unhappy about their admission, which violates at least in part the ancient traditions to which everyone is so attached.
Nerdy, with a great passion for films and comic books, with a playful and humorous personality, friendly and easy-going, someone who disregards formalities. They tend to suspect that people like their company because of their money and not because of his personality. This is why they often shield themself with sharp wit and tell an enormous amount of lies, in order to appear smarter, more brilliant and interesting than they actually are - or think they are.
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Biology
Extra-curricular course: Athletics
Pudding club
Blood matters. And it matters more than ever. Only scions of the best families can join the Pudding Club. This ancient club brings together the elite, the young scions of noble birth, and has always welcomed the descendants of Cavendish himself. The name of the club originated in the early years after the founding of the University, when the food in the dining hall was not very satisfactory, and wealthy students had their lunch delivered from the village pub. Specifically, pudding. Times have changed since then, but the custom has remained. Members of the Pudding Club still retain many privileges, including being the first to help themselves at the table with the famous dish that gives them their name.Relations: You do not entirely get along with the members of the Pudding Club, nor with any other upper-class students. Among these, the exception is S. O'Donnell: you particularly love them, for their less edgy character.
You often quarrel with S. Bromfield, an elitist with an axe to grind.
You have a special relationship with E. Shaw: with other people you often feel the need to lie and to please, with Shaw you don't. Shaw has the power to unmask you, and still make you feel at ease.
Prof. S. Cunningham is particularly lenient with you.
#15 - Effie Shaw, Faculty of Liberal Arts (Character played by E. G.)
Club or Secret Society: Orbium Caelestium Faction Devington's students - Faculty: Liberal Arts - Orbium Caelestium - Gender: any - Player's Age: any - Advices: VILLA - this character sleeps in the Villa, with camping bed and sleeping bag
Teaser: Shaws seems unaffected by anything that happens. They analyse what they see with detachment. It is not disinterest, quite the contrary. They are very interested in what they see. For example, it is interesting to listen for the turns of phrase that are used to simply not tell things as they are, or the lies that are told to cover up the obvious. Sometimes it seems that a strange game is going on around them, of which everyone else knows the rules, but not Shaw. It often happens that they point out something very obvious, and that ends up infuriating more than one person.
They fail to understand the basic rules of the society around them. They always say what they think, without any malice - indeed, with a disarming candour. Very often, however, what they say breaks unwritten rules. They have a total disregard for the division between the Gifted and the Donors. Shaw only follows what they care about: music, first and foremost. Their nickname is "walkman".
Lessons attended:
Faculty courses: Literature, Art, LatinElective course: Astronomy
Extra-curricular course: Athletics
Orbium caelestium
Those who look at the stars, look the right way. Members of the Orbium Caelestium wonder about the movement of the planets, the starry skies, and are guided by the suggestions of the zodiac, astronomy and astrology. They are said to be able to see the future, or at least that is what they strive to do: to know themselves and outline what is to come, probing into the complex workings of the cosmos. The Orbium does not only believe in Magic. The Orbium is magic. It shapes the world according to complex processes, which can be read in the stars or in ancient stories, in tarot cards or in unknown runes. For the members of this secret society, there is so much more than just Reality.Relations: S. Adams feels the need to tell lies to please people, but they do not do it with you, which is why your relationship is particularly open and sincere.
L. Hill wrote an article comparing you to the Oracle of Delphi. You have never understood the reason for this article, but you have started a friendship.
S. Bromfield picks on you and looks at you with contempt. Who knows why.
C. Preston seems to have taken you under his wing.
V. Roger, C. Lloyd and T. Saint-John Talbot are an exclusive little group whose main activities are: bragging, throwing parties, and mocking the school losers, among whom they include you.
C. Marshall has a quirky and sincere personality that amuses you.