The Token Students

I feel like we need the token students at Hogwarts. If you already have a character like that, step up your game. XD

The class clown -

The drug dealer - Keith Nicholas.

The guy that's dated everyone -

The girl that's dated everyone -

The mean girl -

The valedictorian -

Most Likely to Be Heard Across Campus -

The kid with the rich dad -

The bad boy -

The bad girl -

The goody two shoes -

The social butterfly -

I feel Cecilia fits in one of these but we also need other ones most likely to be on d'état name bases with the aourers (I can't spell) most likely to become famous and so on

Those are like yearbook categories, though. These aren't really "In the future they might be" but "Right now they are known for this." I know Most Likely to be heard across campus sort of sounds like that, but what I mean by that is the school blabbermouth.

Hmm

You can use Amelia for this if you want but I don't know which one.

There should be "the social butterfly" and "Goody two shoes".

This isn't like a "I can use this person" sort of thing, this is my request for more active characters that fit these sort of stereotypes, as there are those kinds in a school.

I'll add those Audra!

Nick should be the social butterfly. Hes nice to almost everyone and almost everyone knows him.

Play it up and I'll do it. It has to be something that your character really owns.

I disagree. Stereotypes aren't something you have, they're something that's attributed to you by other people.

For example, you might remember "that mean girl from school" but you wouldn't necessarily know that the mean girl was like that because she had really low self esteem herself.

Or you could remember that dude who always had every gadget as soon as it came out, but you may not know that it was because his parents were going through a rocky divorce, his father was filing for sole custody and wanted the boy to like him more than his mother.

The reason characters on Potters Army don't fit these stereotypes because we ask people NOT to make characters to fit a stereotype. It's quite okay if you want to your character to spread rumours or say things about other characters that imply those stereotypes, because stereotypes are shallow judgements - for example, Liesl has been spreading rumours about Alice Longbottom being a vicious firebrand - but please don't encourage people to create stereotypical characters.