17 || Forcefields || Good || Optimistic // Lacks Ambition // Humanist
âĨ = romantic || âē= friends || â = enemies || â = neutral Students
Anastacia Delgado-Leon:
Anna Birdbrooke:
â Ashton Carlisle: â
"You just can't treat people like that."
Ashton Carlisle is simply the sort of person who rubs Koen the wrong way- from his narcissism to his general disregard for the good of others, everything about him just brings out dislike from the young man. His biggest problem with Ashton is definitely the way that he lures people in and then tosses them out like last week's garbage. Koen doesn't believe that people should ever be treated in such a manner, and the fact that Ashton acts in such a way aggravates the young man to no end.
Belle Birdbrooke:
Damon Carter:
â Elliot Reynolds: âē
"He's a good guy, we just aren't particularly close."
If nothing else, Koen appreciates Elliot as a person, because he is a cheerful and typically friendly individual, two things which he likes in a person. They haven't really interacted much, to be honest, but from the few times they've crossed each other's paths, Koen has been able to gain a positive opinion of the fellow student. That being said, he isn't terribly fond of his apparent dependence on others. All the same, everyone has flaws, and he accepts this.
âēâē Elsie Striker: âĨ
"Elsie is a fantastic friend to have."
Elsie and Koen get along very well, and it is in no small part due to the fact that she is willing to actually laugh at his cheesy jokes and bad puns. He suspects that she is more laughing at him than at the jokes, but waves this off because she is a generally sweet and interesting individual who is certainly worth being friends with. The two have an easy and comfortable sort of friendship that doesn't require any further movement, but he can't help but feel attracted to the girl with her pretty smiles and kind nature. He may be gaining a bit of a crush on this friend but, because they seem fine where they are, wouldn't say anything to her. He doesn't want to fix what isn't broken.
â Emilia James: â
"Emilia can be rather. . .harsh at times."
While Koen appreciates that not everyone has to fit directly into the cookie cutter molds for bad and good, he can't help but feel that Emilia must be keeping down some sort of good to have been sorted as she was. Her apparent disregard for the feelings of others stems to the point of not just being independent and confident, and she has a harsh way of speaking that does not allow the sort of forgiveness that he values in a person. While he hardly hates the young woman, they don't really mesh well, and in general it would be strange to find them together.
Francesco Giordano:
Henry Camaz:
Jack Lake:
â Jason Blake â
"I occasionally feel ill at ease around him."
To be frank, Koen has no actual dislike for Jason, nor have they ever had a reason to interact positively, or negatively for that matter. This being said, he isn't sure that it would make sense to have a strong opinion on the man, though he does wonder about him. That curiosity likely stems form the tendency to feel ill at ease around the man, who seems as though he is constantly watching and judging. So long as he does not try to harm people, Koen remains neutral, if disconcerted.
â Jessie Garlow: â
"She's not so bad."
Koen and Jessie have interacted on numerous occasions before, being in similar classes and such on occasion. Given the stark 'black or white' concept of the list, he wasn't overly surprised to see her sorted Evil, though this is likely because he is accustomed to her quick-tempered, havoc-causing side. Honestly, he isn't really sure where he stands with her, because he, despite her prickliness, has seen her act incredibly softhearted at times. As of yet, he is rather unsure of what she thinks of him.
â Kenzie Rose Stuart: âē
"She seems nice enough."
Kenzie and Koen are on relatively good terms, of course, and it helps that she seems to demonstrate a sort of strength that is not obvious to someone who has never spoken to her before. He rather wishes that she didn't need to be drunk to fight her own bullies. Her ability does seem to lend itself towards meddling, and he hopes that she does not use it to pry into the business of others. Of course, at the same time, he realizes that it isn't his business what she does with her powers, so long as it doesn't hurt him or others.
Lily Sanchez:
â Michael H. Kettner: â
"We aren't well acquainted?"
Michael is a person with whom Koen is not overly familiar, and this perhaps stems from him still being relatively new at the academy. His power is rather frightening, but otherwise Koen can't see anything to complain about in the young man, and might even take steps to form a friendship with him, if so inclined. Typically, he is inclined, due to a naturally amicable nature.
â Nicholas Warde: â
"I believe that our emotions are mutual."
Both Nicholas and Koen seem to hold a sort of dislike for each other, and this is quite clear whenever they are around each other, for Koen will act rather careful, or there will be clear tension. He dislikes that Nicholas seems to believe that doing good automatically equates weakness, and in general simply finds the young man's behavior and attitude somewhat off-putting. The emotion doesn't quite reach a strong hatred or anything, but they certainly do not get along, and it is likely that they never will.
Omar Galar:
Posy Llewellyn:
Randy Locux:
â Rosette East: â
"Rude, but mostly harmless."
Koen has come to the conclusion that Rose is far more harmless than she makes herself out to be, especially based on the fact that she seems to not choose victims of those who are genuinely in trouble or in some form of danger. Still, the fact that she seems to take joy from wreaking havoc in the lives of others is something that he can hardly condone, leaving him at a stalemate of sorts when it comes to the young woman. In the end, if asked, he would say he has no strong opinions of her one way or the other.
Ryan Moore:
Samuel Matthews:
Seychelle Robinson:
âēâē Talia Banks: âēâē
"She's like the sister I never had!"
Talia and Koen have an excellent relationship, one which could easily be likened to brother and sister. Having grown up as an only child, Koen had always envied those who had siblings, and as certain complications have made it impossible for him to ever have biological siblings, Talia comes as a close second. The two have complementing personalities that allow them to get on swimmingly, and she is easily one of his favorite people in the Academy. Some people have mused that he might feel more for her than just friendship, but in all honesty it is unlikely that he will see her as more than a sister.
Staff
Ariana McQuillen:
Eridanus Rival Issac Caydon :
Gabriel Bartleby:
Jude Magama:
Sally Winters :
17 || Imagination Manifestation || Good || Intelligent // Cynical // Passionate
âĨ = romantic || âē= friends || â = enemies || â = neutral Students
Anastacia Delgado-Leon:
Anna Birdbrooke:
â Ashton Carlisle: â
"Fire isn't my thing- and neither is he."
To be honest, Ashton had already been marked down negatively the minute that Emilia learned that his power was pyromancy. She doesn't exactly have happy memories of fire, after all. But she probably could have looked past that, if he weren't so irritating. The guy puts on these facades that Emilia can't even pretend to believe, and watching people fall for it just bothers her. She isn't exactly going out of her way to befriend the guy, basically. Or even talk to him, for that matter.
Belle Birdbrooke:
Damon Carter:
Elliot Reynolds:
â Elsie Striker: â
"Yeah, don't really know her."
Well, of course Emilia knows who Elsie is, but she doesn't really know much about the girl and doesn't care enough to try and learn anything more about the quiet techie. She's supposedly very sweet and reliable and such, which is all very good but also really not the sort of person who usually hangs out with me, I guess? I probably irritate them or something, I don't know. Fact of the matter is, I don't really know her, she shouldn't really know me, end of story.
Francesco Giordano:
Henry Camaz:
Jack Lake:
â Jason Blake â
"He uses the mile long stick up his ass to look down on others from."
Emilia can't discredit simply being observant, or even forming opinions, because everyone does that, of course. Her problem with Jason is the fact that he has such a calm, 'holier than thou' personality about him, and that just rubs her the wrong way. She views him as someone who forms an opinion of what he views to be best, and then uses his own interpretations as evidence- the worst form of argument, as she's concerned. She knows he thinks that she is careless with a major ability, or that she doesn't put effort to disciplining it, but thinks that he can't say that when he's never deemed fit to actually hold a conversation with her.
â Jessie Garlow: â
"Pineapple? Stupid nickname."
While Emilia doesn't know Jessie intimately, she isn't really concerned about the girl, to be honest. Of course, it helps that she can tell that the girl is cautious about Emilia's own abilities. Anyway, she's heard someone calling the girl pineapple before, and thought it was a stupid nickname. The person explained it to her, unfortunately, and Emilia couldn't help but find it even more stupid than she had originally imagined. Prickly on the outside and gooey on the inside? Now that's just begging for an insult.
â Kenzie Rose Stuart: â
"Shy, right? No? Oh, who gives a damn?"
Emilia doesn't know Kenzie very well, probably because their personalities aren't likely to make them chummy, and because Emilia would prefer someone with such volatile powers as hers to keep a good ten foot distance from her at all times. Because of this, all she's ever really seen of Kenzie is the shyer side, though the girl does seem more inclined towards being a bit truer to herself around Emilia for reasons that she can't really fathom. The fact that she can only stand up for herself when drunk is concerning.
â Koen Green: â
"He's very dull."
Emilia views Koen as dull and not worth knowing, to be frank. His power seems rather useful, even if he has a rather average grasp of it and lacks the proper imagination to wield it. He is someone whom she is unconcerned about, especially as he doesn't seem particularly inclined towards trying to harm anyone, including her. From what she can see, he doesn't like her very much, but he isn't interesting enough, or important enough, for her to care much about that. She's sure he's friendly or decent or whatever, but it's none of her business.
Lily Sanchez:
âē Michael H. Kettner: âē/â
"Guy's okay, but the power is a terror."
Typically, Michael is far too malleable for Emilia's taste, but he's got a brash streak that she can find herself aligning with, and generally isn't too annoying. Seriously, though, someone with his powers being so easily controlled is probably one of the scariest things she's ever heard or seen. The thing about him that she is conflicted about is his whole introspective, self-criticizing thing, and that's only because it reminds her too much of a self she refuses to openly admit about. Still, the guy knows how to bend a few rules, and doesn't care about her methods of doing things. Then again, he's not sorted in good, despite being conflicted over his own evil, so why should he?
âē Nicholas Warde: âē
"Not bad, for a cocky flirt."
As far as Emilia is concerned, Nicholas is a highly tolerable pain in the ass. He voiced his surprise when she was sorted good, only to get insulted back by her- this is a pretty good representation of their relationship as a whole, really. The two are both brutally honest and have the tendency to insult each other without restraint, but this doesn't seem to test the relationship too much. His flirting, as far as she is concerned, is a minor annoyance- shooting it down is like swatting at a particularly large fly. A sort of mutual respect ties the friendship together, though the degree of it is usually fluctuating.
Omar Galar:
Posy Llewellyn:
Randy Locux:
Rosette East:
Ryan Moore:
Samuel Matthews:
Seychelle Robinson:
â Talia Banks: â
"God, it's like looking at a retrospective mirror."
When Emilia says that watching Talia is like looking in the mirror, it is in two senses, although neither of them particularly positive, as far as she is concerned. Emilia used to be inclined towards becoming whoever others wanted her to be as a child, and has noticed that Talia is a bit similar. Talking to her is to watch a person shift before your eyes, and that unsettles Emilia to no end. She despises the nostalgia of it, and realizing how wishy washy she must have been as a kid. She can't help but dislike the young woman because of this- it's kind of a projection of her own insecurities.
Staff
Ariana McQuillen:
Eridanus Rival Issac Caydon :
Gabriel Bartleby:
Jude Magama:
Sally Winters :