History Characters / SheIsTheOne

* PhotographicMemory: Jack claims in Chapter One that he has "about as close to a photographic memory as you can get," greatly aiding him in schoolwork, memorizing lines for plays, and in passing his driver's test. Throughout the story, he'll not that he's writing these events after research and work to recall them, and that he may have forgotten someone or something in the moment that he remembers now because he's made the effort to recall it for purposes of relating it to the audience.

[[folder:Reagan Hannigan]]
* PracticallyDifferentGenerations: She's born around Thanksgiving of Kayla's sophmore year of college. Kayla reflects that, even with her and Jack waiting until after college to start their own family, their kids won't be much younger than their aunt.
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[[folder:Joe Hayes]]
* BigFun: A very large young man, loud, not particularly smart, but very genuine with his emotions and possessed of a raucous sense of humor. Jack often lovingly thinks of him as a "loveable oaf."
* HiddenDepths: Joe has a soft sensitive side, and is one of the most open and honest with his emotions. His genuine, earnest friendship is one of Jack's greatest treasures.
* ManlyGay: Well, bisexual. Joe is big, with lots of muscles, works construction, and is loud and often uncouth.
* SympatheticAdulterer: ZigZagged. Joe cheating on Belle with Sam (and thus, Sam cheating on Amanda) is absolutely not okay, and destroys many of the relationships around it. Jack takes a long time to forgive him, finally deciding that all the years they've been friends, and that Joe genuinely understands and regrets the depths of his mistake, make up for it.
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[[folder:Rhona "Queen" Daniels]]
An employee, later manager, of the [=GameStop=] Jack works at when he's home.

* FailureHero: When Jack tries to do something noble and heroic, it almost always ends in horrible failure. His only real success was against Brad in sophmore year, and even that's called into question in senior year (in terms of if he actually got all the guilty parties punished). He has to learn to give up his "white knight" dreams and just be the best person he can be, for himself and for Kayla, and let the rest of the world tend to itself.

[[folder:Jack's Mom]]
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Rhona insists on being addressed as "Queen." The fact that Jack refuses to do so is the first step in cementing them as friends.

* CordonBleughChef: A tastier version than most, Jack's mom nevertheless loves experimenting in the kitchen. The results are ''usually'' at least edible, often delicious, though she has had some rare failures. A few examples of her weirdness are spaghetti tacos, pizza gumbo, and sandwiches with bacon, strips of fried chicken, lettuce, small slices of tomato, and strawberry jelly.

* GagBoobs: Has remarkably large breasts, especially given her rather small frame. They're her second most-notable physical feature (third most overall once you get to know her and her sarcastic personality). It's implied one of the reasons for the hair colors is to make ''that'' more noticeable than her breasts. She jokes about them frequently, though sometimes shows signs of DCupDistress.

* GagBoobs: Has remarkably large breasts, especially given her rather small frame. They're her second most-notable physical feature (third most once you get to know her and her sarcastic personality). It's implied one of the reasons for the hair colors is to make ''that'' more noticeable than her breasts. She jokes about them frequently, though sometimes shows signs of DCupDistress.

* FutureLoser: By the start of her second year of college, seems well on her way to this, desperately trying to reconnect with Jack because she has no friends and college and life is just too hard. Jack actually chewed her out with "Ms. Peaked In High School" during their conflicts during senior year, and she's definitely sliding in that direction. Though when Jack bumps into her at Craig's funeral, she seems to be on her way to becoming a more well-adjusted person.

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* FailureHero: When Jack tries to do something noble and heroic, and almost always ends in horrible failure. His only real success was against Brad in sophmore year, and even that's called into question in senior year (in terms of if he actually got all the guilty parties punished). He has to learn to give up his "white knight" dreams and just be the best person he can be, for himself and for Kayla, and let the rest of the world tend to itself.

* AmbiguousDisorder: Even Jack has no idea what's up with his brain, noting several times that he really should donate it to science when he dies so they can possibly understand why its so messed up. Jack doesn't appear to have any actual mental illness (aside from accumulating quite a bit more trauma than the average person should), but he is prone to "overthinking," where he dissects and analyzes simple things so they become increasingly convoluted and complicated.