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Dakota

Dakota has never lived a day when she hasn’t gotten exactly what she wants. She asks for a new outfit, she gets a new outfit. She asks for a pony, she gets a pony. She asks to spend more time with her parents, they pay for another nanny to hang out with her. She asks to go to a shitty little daycare to hang out with other kids, that’s exactly what she gets. Taking this attitude into the daycare is a little problematic, both with Blaineley the brick wall and with her relationships with other children. Dakota tends to claim other kids as her own, and as they belong to Dakota she gets to control what they do and who they talk to. This obviously doesn’t go down well with a lot of other kids, especially because a lot of them are so headstrong. Aside from bossing people around, Dakota likes princesses, celebrities, movies and dolls. She also likes to put on make-up.

Scott

Dirtboy is into dirt. Scott is always covered in dirt and mud and soot, he often makes a mess all over the daycare just because he’s come right from the farm and his parents didn’t bother to clean him up. Scott is pretty high-energy, he loves to help on his parents on the farm and he likes to wrestle and fight with his siblings. At school, though, he’s a bit tougher. He doesn’t understand why he needs to do things like learn and get along with people. He’s gonna be on the farm forever! Besides, the daycare is boring. So, to make it less boring, he likes to mess with people. He likes to cause trouble and make things hard for people, he likes to see people in pain a little bit which I’m sure will not turn into anything as he gets older. Scott likes to play outside, he likes to climb and run. He thinks playing inside is lame and girly, which is criminal. He doesn’t like girls, they have cooties.

Sam

Sam is a very sweet little boy. He is polite and uncompetitive, he’s good at sharing and compromising. He finds it difficult to stay in a friend group, though. None of the other kids dislike him really, they just don’t go looking for him when he’s not around. They let him play with them, but they never go play with him if that makes sense. In response to this, Sam’s a bit of a drifter; he hangs around a different group of kids every day depending on who he thinks wouldn’t mind another person. Sam, of course, likes to play video games. He likes to sneak in his gadgets from home to play with at school, he has a LeapPad, a gameboy and a DS he brings the most often. He would be very happy to share his gadgets with someone if anyone was interested. When he’s playing with other children, he doesn’t really mind what they do. He’ll play whatever they want to play. He’s got no qualms.

Cameron