Discussion Characters / SexEducation

I think we should consider rearranging the characters into more accurate pages. The current lineup is running on dated information with supplementary info, which doesn't accurately represent Series 4 in my opinion.

In my opinion, the new arrangement should look like this:

• Main Characters ^{Click to Expand}  Otis Milburn, Eric Effiong, Maeve Wiley, Adam Groff, Jackson Marchetti, Aimee Gibbs, Jean Milburn, Michael Groff, Ruby Matthews, Viv Odesanya, Cal Bowman
• Students and Teachers ^{Click to Expand}  Mr Hendricks, Miss Sands, Hope Haddon, Lily Igleheart, Ola Nyman, Olivia Hanan, Anwar Bakshi, Steve Morley, Rahim Harak, Abbi Montgomery, Roman, Aisha Green, Isaac Goodwin, O
• Other Characters

Thought of Splitting the Character pages into these categories

Sex Education: Moordale Secondary School Students

• Main Students
  • Otis Milburn
  • Eric Effiong
  • Maeve Wiley
  • Adam Groff
  • Jackson Marchetti
  • Aimee Gibbs
  • Lily
  • Ola
• The Untouchables
  • Ruby
  • Olivia
  • Anwar
• Other Students
• Rahim
• Viv
• Cal

• Jean Milburn (she was a staff member in second season
• Mr. Groff
• Mr. Hendricks
• Miss Sands
• Hope Haddon

• Jakob
• Sean Wiley
• Erin Wiley
• Remi Milburn
• Isaac Goodwin
• Cynthia

Removed these entries regarding Isaac:

• Evil Cripple: He's paraplegic and has limited motor skills, and is also a Manipulative Bastard Stalker with a Crush.
• Jerk with a Heart of Jerk: His blunt, snarky personality casts him as a similar Jerk with a Heart of Gold as Maeve, but his deleting Otis' message to isolate Maeve from him and keep her all to himself makes it clear his jerkassery goes deeper than just being sarcastic and blunt.
• Manipulative Bastard: He encourages Maeve to distrust her mother and puts down Otis after the latter acts like a drunk jerk, in order to try and separate her from others to keep her all to himself.
• Nominal Hero: He did the right thing alerting Maeve to the fact her mother was lying about having a job and being clean, which was putting Maeve's sister in danger, but he only did it in order to get rid of Erin so he could have Maeve to himself.
• Stalker with a Crush: He pursues Maeve despite her initial refusal to get to know him (due to her general antisocial demeanour), and its shown he watches her from his window whenever she leaves. Him ruining Maeve's relationship with her mom and deleting Otis' message is done so he can keep her all to himself.

I think some of this is unfair jumping to conclusions. Where was it stated or implied that he exposed Erin to "have Maeve to himself"? He comes from a bad background himself, and he knew Maeve was wary of her mother. Deleting Otis's message was a dick move, but we have to remember that the only time Isaac had met him was at the party, where Otis publicly humiliated Maeve and himself. He could just as easily have wanted to protect her from that mess, considering she had just lost her mom and sister.

I think "manipulative Stalker with a Crush" and "misguided attempt of protection" are both valid/plausible explanations, but I don't want to call him one or the other until his motivations are cleared up.