#jjaynova talks

Calvin: Main character, new girl in school just trying to fit in, but she's not like other girls, tsundere

Aaron: Most popular girl in school, president of the student o5 council, Calvins homoerotic rival

Anthony-Senpai: Kuudere, nonchalant as fuck, was Aarons childhood friend before the incident™️, now prays on her downfall

Adam: Nerdy otaku freshman, Anthony saved him from bullies and she's now obsessed with her. Probably a fujoshi

Olivia: Cool art club kid that sprays graffiti and shit, the student o5 council is always in her hair

Administrator: Mysterious figure that runs the student o5 council from the shadows

Sophia: Secretly leads the school occult club

Guys am I onto something

Starting with Calvin:

>Hasn't been in a real romantic relationship before, despite his age. He's had situationships and weird arrangements with people, but he values his platonic relationships above all else

>Doesn't care about identity, but he'd be somewhere on the ace spectrum. Still would never describe himself as gay or queer, just because labels hold no value to him, but doesn't say he's straight either

>Estrogen would've saved her

>Finds it quite difficult to let himself be affectionate, or let himself receive affection. He doesnt push Jean away, and he's okay with stuff like hugs, holding hands, etc, especially when nobody's looking, but he's more reluctant to let it go further whenever he's fully sober

>Only ever initiates morning and night kisses, doesn't really kiss Jean throughout the day otherwise

>It's not that he's opposed to affection, he just isn't sure how to respond to it like a normal person

>Left a cute note out for Jean once, and upon seeing how happy it made him, Calvin started leaving out more

>Big spoon

>Doesn't love that Jean sometimes steals his clothes, but never stops him either

>Sometimes he remembers that Jean's charisma is an anomaly, and becomes unsure about whether he's truly in love with him or if he's being influenced. Isn't sure how to bring it up either

>Somehow more competent an Overseer than Jean

>Watched an ungodly amount of recorded content that existed of Jean while initially researching the Overseers and became very intrigued by him from the get go

Moving on to Jean:

>Has has many partners throughout his long life, but few lovers

>Would probably describe himself as bisexual, even if other lables would work better

>The loosest Overseer

>Really values strong connections with other people, but has experienced mostly short lived flings and relationships that went nowhere. Really wishes for a happily ever after, but is too afraid of disappointment

>Scared of his own shadow

>Very affectionate, loves hugging Calvins arm and holding onto him. Even minimal contact makes him all giddy

>Perfectionist, but has to tolerate Calvins mess /a lot/

>Likes to feel close to him even when Calvin's not around. Will wear his clothes, or carry around a button he lost, or read the notes he's left him so much that the edges of the paper starts wearing down

>Somehow always ends up tangling their limbs whenever they're sleeping in the same bed

>Doesn't approve of Calvins fashion choices

>Sometimes remembers that Calvin lowkey slimed out everybody he's ever known and that he was lowkey gonna be next, isn't sure whether that's scary or hot (it's both)

>Loves fancy food, both preparing and eating in restaurants. Calvin eats straight garbage and Jean doesn't approve

>Cries during movies

>Overall just kind of a wimp and Calvin's always very irritated about it, but rarely pushes him. Jean's anomaly keeps his anger issues at bay

>Adam wants him dead sooooo bad

I genuinely don't get it and also I don't agree with it, personally.

I think the issue is, TWIE was/is (I haven't really checked, I won't lie) one of the few longer stories on the wiki in which the characters we follow are Insurgents. You know, the guys that are usually villains and act as antagonists otherwise? So duh, the Overseers are going to be more antagonistic from their perspective too. They literally kill people and weaponise anomalies, it's their whole thing.

And also, it's not like all, or even the majority of the council actually, were depicted as overly evil. 10, 7, and 6 were pretty bad, I guess, but the rest either killed themselves in one way or another, or only fought back because they were, you know, threatened.

I guess 3 was pretty bad too, but I can't even blame them like, what else were they supposed to do?

The only thing I do agree with though, a lot of them make dumb choices they shouldn't have made. Green and Rufus should've never drawn out their evil masterplans, but there would be no story otherwise I suppose?

That's fair to criticise. I don't know what I would've done if I had written TWIE and got to the Overseers that, objectively, should've been able to take the Insurgents out easily. That's why I don't really talk about that aspect of it. Idk, you tell me

But yeah even in the end, Calvins literally told by the Administrator that most of the council were just people doing their best with the power they were given. Did people just skip the final chapter?

I don't know what it is about them, but O5-1 would be the person closest to him, and the easiest to ragebait too. Cuz they HAVE to listen to him.

Just the idea of him targeting his O5-1 specifically and messing with them? Peak cinema. Not like the Administrator has much else to do. He wants them so bad