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Scarlet, more commonly known as 'Scar' to her friends, is an interesting person... well, that's the polite way to put it. She's a bit of a jack rabbit - she's hopping and a'skipping everywhere she goes! She's always smiling and laughing... or almost always. When she's not laughing and acting silly, she's either got her nose in a book or angrily muttering to herself, flicking the rubber band she keeps on her right wrist. It's a stress reliever, and when you see her flick it, be afraid. She doesn't take kindly to those who think it's funny to bully, nor to make fun of someone for their grades or looks.
She doesn't believe in using the 'but this person's doing so well' excuse when talking to someone with lower grades. She thinks it's unfair, and experienced enough of it in school herself. She was a brilliant achiever, yes, but mathematics was never her strong point. She was lucky not to fail several times. Mostly because she put her expectations too high and then stressed out to the point of bleary eyes and shaking hands. So she's very empathetic for her students. She likes to put herself in their shoes, the shoes she only recently stepped out of. She's 24, and this is her first year of teaching. She's excited because she's wanted to be a drama teacher since the ninth grade. And since the eleventh she and her friends had made plans to become teachers together and work at their old school- and now here they all are!
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For the record,
I've no idea what's happening,
whoops.
Scarlet, more commonly known as 'Scar' to her friends, is an interesting person... well, that's the polite way to put it. She's a bit of a jack rabbit - she's hopping and a'skipping everywhere she goes! She's always smiling and laughing... or almost always. When she's not laughing and acting silly, she's either got her nose in a book or angrily muttering to herself, flicking the rubber band she keeps on her right wrist. It's a stress reliever, and when you see her flick it, be afraid. She doesn't take kindly to those who think it's funny to bully, nor to make fun of someone for their grades or looks.
She doesn't believe in using the 'but this person's doing so well' excuse when talking to someone with lower grades. She thinks it's unfair, and experienced enough of it in school herself. She was a brilliant achiever, yes, but mathematics was never her strong point. She was lucky not to fail several times. Mostly because she put her expectations too high and then stressed out to the point of bleary eyes and shaking hands. So she's very empathetic for her students. She likes to put herself in their shoes, the shoes she only recently stepped out of. She's 24, and this is her first year of teaching. She's excited because she's wanted to be a drama teacher since the ninth grade. And since the eleventh she and her friends had made plans to become teachers together and work at their old school- and now here they all are!