*FPE school*

Summary FPE is a surreal, darkly comedic school built on the concept of absolute academic obedience. The rules are strict, punishments are lethal, and most faculty seem less like teachers and more like monsters in disguise. Despite its eerie tone, FPE still follows typical school archetypes—classes, detention, student council—but with twisted execution.

The school is built from paper-like materials: halls fold like origami, walls tear and repair themselves.

Color palette: monochrome with the occasional flash of intense color (e.g. red for punishment scenes).

The building is massive, maze-like, with rooms that change position over time.

Curriculum includes standard topics (Math, Science, Literature) but every subject is twisted.

"Grading" is life-or-death. Failures are physically punished, sometimes fatally, depending on the teacher.

Rumors mention secret classes that never appear on schedule boards.

Be on time.

Follow dress code (ribbons, patches, socks must be regulation length).

Speak only when spoken to (especially around Miss Circle).

Break a rule = punishment.

A terrifying location in the school’s underground.

Students sent there often return… different—or not at all.

🧠 Strict / Authority Figures

Miss Circle

Miss Thavel

Miss Bloomie

Mister Demi

📝 Calm / Educator Type

Miss Emily

Miss Grace (Principal)

Miss Sasha

🎨 Eccentric / Unstable Ones

Miss Thavel (also fits here)

Miss Bloomie (due to her scissor obsession)

Mister Demi (glitchy behavior)

😈 Trouble Makers

Oliver

Zip

Ruby

Kevin

Skell

📚 Nerds / Teacher’s Pets

Edward

Claire

Lizzy

Robby

Petunia

📖 Library / Quiet Types

Riley

Lana

Abbie

💕 Soft / Innocent Ones

Cubbie

Engel

Bubble

Cana

Role: Math Teacher / Discipline Enforcer Group: Strict Gender: Female

Persona: Cold, perfection-obsessed, and fearsome. Rarely shows emotion but sometimes reveals a dark sense of humor. Her punishments are extreme and swift, especially when students underperform.

Appearance: Extremely tall (~9′7″), often with shifting height. Long, sharp black hair with one striped horn-like strand. No visible neck. Pale face with piercing green-black eyes and jagged teeth. Wears a black formal shirt, red overcoat, black short rolled up short sleeves white pants, long socks, and combat boots. Her left arm is a deadly compass/pencil hybrid; right hand clawed and black.

History: Miss Circle is one of the longest-serving and most feared staff at FPE. Known for violently disciplining students—sometimes even lethally—she’s rumored to spare only those she favors, like Oliver and Zip. She also acts as co-principal behind the scenes.

Role: Science Teacher (Biology/Chemistry) Group: Calm / Mysterious Gender: Female

Persona: Soft-spoken but merciless. She teaches calmly and with care—but failing her class is still a deadly mistake. Hints at guilt occasionally surface, suggesting depth beneath her cruelty.

Appearance: Short and pale with a clean-cut black bob and small stubby horns. Her right arm ends in a large utility box-cutter blade; her left arm is black with pointed fingers. She wears a black collared shirt and a long white skirt, with sleek, black blade-like legs. She has sharp fanged teeth and a forked tongue.

History: Bloomie is one of the "three terrifying teachers" at FPE. She's known for being swift and quiet, often appearing out of nowhere to deal with disobedient students. She secretly likes animals, which contrasts with her otherwise clinical demeanor.

Role: Language / Literature Teacher Group: Intense / Eccentric Gender: Female

Persona: Poetic, cryptic, and theatrical. She turns grammar lessons into psychological battles. Her words are strange, often delivered as riddles. Intimidates with metaphors more than yelling.

Appearance: Thin and ghostly white. Short, tousled hair with a swirl and two curled horns. Dresses in a ragged, white button-up gown. Clawed fingers and glowing eyes. Occasionally transforms into a deer-like “Wendigo” with antlers and fur when enraged.

History: Miss Thavel is unpredictable. While students fear her obscure riddles and metaphor-laced discipline, they also find her strangely compelling. Her alternate Wendigo-like form makes her one of the most unpredictable threats in the school.

Role: Home Economics / Etiquette Teacher Group: Soft / Passive-Aggressive Gender: Female

Persona: Polite and motherly on the surface, with a passive-aggressive edge. She preaches politeness, cleanliness, and social grace, but harshly scolds those who fall short of her standards.

Appearance: Round glasses, rosy cheeks, and a large polka-dot apron over an old-fashioned dress. Hair tied in a puffy bun. Wields a rolling pin and various kitchen tools—sometimes even rulers for discipline.

History: Miss Emily was once a kindergarten instructor before being drafted into FPE. Her methods are less gory, but still terrifying in their own right. Known to give detention for improper table manners or poor posture.

Role: Principal / Paper Theory Instructor Group: Authoritative / Reserved Gender: Female

Persona: Elegant, wise, and soft-spoken. She doesn’t yell—she doesn’t have to. Every word feels final. Rarely leaves her office, but when she does, her presence alone silences the entire school.

Appearance: Wears a dramatic black-and-white coat with a glowing green brooch. Long silver hair styled into two pencil-horns. Carries a clipboard, ruler, and sometimes chalk. Eyes appear tired but unreadable.

History: Miss Grace is the official principal of FPE. Little is known about her origins, but she’s likely responsible for establishing the school's dark rules and methods. She oversees all teachers, including Miss Circle, and is considered the highest authority within the building.

Role: Music Teacher Group: Calm / Emotional Gender: Male

Persona: Mr. Demi is a gentle and soft-hearted teacher with a love for peaceful expression through music. He's empathetic and supportive, often offering students emotional shelter from the school’s horrors. Despite his skittish nature, he finds surprising strength when it comes to defending those he cares about — especially Sasha. Around her, he becomes more confident, though still awkward. He hates confrontation but won't stay silent if Sasha or his students are hurt.

Appearance:

Short and slender, slightly hunched posture

White sweater with musical symbols stitched along the hem

Black slacks with sheet music patterns faintly embossed

White hair with one piano-key-like strand

Wears glasses often slipping down his nose

Fingers ink-stained from musical notes and chalk

Has a pair of soft, inky-black hands (non-threatening)

Often carries a small violin case or music folder

History: Demi once studied at FPE as a student before returning as a teacher. He originally wanted to become a composer but felt drawn back to help students find their “voice.” He met Sasha through a shared art-music project and the two formed a quiet but deep bond — they balance each other: her chaotic creativity complements his structured sensitivity.

While other teachers embrace FPE’s harsh methods, Demi stays emotionally removed from violence. Still, he’s not spineless — if Sasha is in danger or a student shows talent, he’ll surprise everyone with a sharp, impassioned defense. His music room is the calmest part of the school, filled with soothing melodies and occasional duets with Sasha.

Role: Art Teacher Group: Calm / Unhinged (in a quiet way) Gender: Female

Persona: Miss Sasha is whimsical, eerie, and obsessed with self-expression. She paints emotion with violence masked in elegance. Though soft-spoken and poetic, she’s unpredictable — her critique can shift from loving to devastating in seconds. Around Mr. Demi, her strange energy softens into genuine warmth. The two are often seen sharing ideas, with Sasha painting while Demi plays piano.

Appearance:

Tall and thin like a walking paint stroke

Long hair splattered with black ink, one side always messier

Eyes large and expressive — one often hidden under her bangs

Long painter’s coat smeared with brush marks and dried paint

One hand constantly drips with paint (or is literally a brush)

Fingers stained in multiple colors — blue for calm, red for rage

Carries a giant calligraphy brush that acts as a weapon and teaching tool

History: Sasha was an artist whose obsession with “pure expression” led her to FPE. She believes students' emotions are hidden behind structure and rules — so she breaks those rules to free them, even if that means dragging them into chaotic projects or punishing "uninspired" work. Her lessons often leave students shaken, but those who impress her are rewarded with eerie kindness.

Her relationship with Mr. Demi is a school-wide mystery. They contrast perfectly — her abstract messiness and his structured harmony create a balance that fascinates students. Some even suspect their classrooms are linked secretly — when Demi plays, Sasha’s brush moves in sync.

Despite being strange and unnerving, Sasha has moments of serenity — especially during quiet sessions with Demi. She’s one of the only teachers who doesn’t seem interested in hurting students—unless their art is truly boring.

Role: Student – Leader of the Troublemakers Group: Troublemaker Gender: Male

Persona: Oliver is the bold, cocky ringleader type. He thrives on chaos, especially when it catches a teacher off guard. Confident and loud-mouthed, he isn't afraid to break the rules just to prove a point—or entertain himself. Despite his antics, he’s surprisingly clever and often the mastermind behind complex pranks. Underneath the confidence, he enjoys the attention rebellion brings him.

Appearance:

Pointy head like a slightly torn sheet of paper

Wide mischievous grin, slightly uneven eyes that always look like he’s planning something

Wears a basic shirt with loose sleeves and often has messy scribble-like lines on his arms

Usually holding something absurd — like a fish, or paper planes

Frequently standing with a wide stance like he owns the place

History: Oliver was one of the first students to rebel in FPE’s twisted system. He openly mocks the school’s strictness and refuses to follow orders without adding sarcasm or humor. Often seen leading pranks during Miss Circle’s lessons, Oliver doesn’t hide his behavior — he owns it. He once staged an entire fake “fire drill” by lighting sparkler-like items in the hallway just to get out of a math quiz.

He’s the one that pulls Zip and Edward into chaos, and the teachers know he’s the core problem — but he’s hard to punish because he’s smart enough to always have some excuse. While he rarely shows vulnerability, he does watch out for his troublemaker group and won't throw them under the bus.

Role: Student – Chaotic Prankster Group: Troublemaker Gender: Female

Persona: Zip is fierce, snarky, and absolutely loves destruction. She’s less of a “planner” and more of a “crash through the wall” type. While Oliver starts the prank, Zip is the one who turns it into a full-blown disaster. She enjoys physical chaos — crashing boats into pools, flipping desks, throwing items across rooms — and bullying weaker students like Claire. However, she shows rare softness only for her younger brother, Chip.

Appearance:

Half-white, half-black hair with a signature swirl (ahoge)

Black pirate eyepatch at times, or pirate hat during mischief

White sleeveless dress with colorful drawings (a blue face, a red tree, a house) and a brown poncho

Wears long, sleek black boots

Occasionally has a dragon-like tail or pirate accessories depending on her mood

History: Zip’s legacy at FPE is notorious. From breaking windows to launching paper plane attacks in class, she's always at the frontlines of chaos. Her bond with Oliver gives her confidence to act out even more — and her dynamic with Edward adds just enough balance to keep her from being completely reckless.

Outside of school pranks, her most vulnerable moments are when she's with Chip. She's extremely protective of him, and it's the only time her violent energy turns calm. Some believe her chaotic behavior stems from a need to defend herself and her brother in an environment full of harsh rules.

Role: Student – Smart but Rebellious Assistant Group: Troublemaker Gender: Male

Persona: Edward looks like a rule-follower — and he is, academically. But personality-wise, he’s full of stress and bottled rebellion. He tries to act like the “rational” one among Zip and Oliver, but constantly gets pulled into their chaos anyway. Deep down, he likes the thrill, but he’s also the one who gets the most nervous when things go too far.

Appearance:

Short, rectangle-shaped head with tidy dark hair and a little swirl

Thin-rimmed glasses often sliding down his nose

Plain white uniform shirt tucked too neatly into black pants

Usually holding a clipboard, books, or tools for pranks

Has sharp, anxious eyes — constantly scanning for teachers

History: Edward used to be a quiet top student who followed the rules, but after meeting Zip and Oliver, he started drifting toward chaos. At first, he joined only small pranks — paper planes or small distractions. Now, he’s their strategist, making sure plans work and no one gets caught (or at least, he doesn’t).

He gets caught up in guilt sometimes, but Zip’s loud confidence and Oliver’s charisma make it hard to walk away. He secretly enjoys the attention and camaraderie, even though he’d never admit it. Some teachers still think he can be “saved,” but the more he’s with Zip and Oliver, the more he belongs to their side.

Oliver × Zip These two are pure chaos together. Oliver usually comes up with the idea, and Zip turns it into madness. He admires her aggressive energy and calls her his “hammer.” She, in return, respects his leadership and trusts him without question. There’s zero romance—just powerful, chaotic synergy. When they act as a duo, teachers panic.

Zip × Edward Edward is like Zip’s personal assistant in chaos. She calls him “Nerdbrain” sometimes but drags him everywhere. Despite the teasing, she relies on his ideas and subtly protects him when he’s too scared to stand up. She sometimes snaps at others if they mock Edward. There's a deeper bond beneath the taunts.

Oliver × Edward Oliver views Edward as the “nerdy balance” in their triangle. He jokes about Edward being a “closet bad boy” and encourages him to embrace it. Edward admires Oliver’s confidence and sometimes copies his speech when he thinks no one’s looking. They both play off each other well — smart + bold.

The Trio (Zip, Oliver, Edward) These three form the most dangerous prank team in FPE. They disrupt class, bully targets like Claire, and plan escapes together. Despite their differences, they stick together — they're more like a small gang than just classmates. When they enter a room together, everyone gets tense.

Role: Student Group: Library Nerds Gender: Female Persona: Energetic yet sharp-tongued, Petunia speaks with clever wit. Though she’s part of the library group, she isn’t book-obsessed like Kevin—she’s there for the gossip and the chaos. Appearance: A rabbit-like girl with sharp angular features. Large ears flare outwards like antennas, her fur pale with minty accents. Wears a black and white uniform vest with a teal tie and bowtie. History: Petunia is known for speed—both in running and reading. Raised in a competitive household, she developed her knack for absorbing information fast. Though her energy is unmatched, her grades are average due to her impulsive streaks.

Role: Student Group: Library Nerds Gender: Female Persona: Proud, strict, and always right (according to her). Lizzy treats the library like her kingdom and sees herself as the queen of logic. Appearance: Tall and poised with feline features. Sharp black twin-tails, pale gray skin, a pointed school dress with dark trim and buttons, and a spiral crown badge. History: Lizzy’s obsession with order stems from her family’s chaotic lifestyle. She built her persona as a control freak to feel stable and now rules over her library peers with a smug smirk.

Role: Student Group: Library Nerds Gender: Male Persona: Sarcastic, analytical, and a bit grumpy. Kevin values books over people and rarely tolerates loudmouths unless they’re asking intelligent questions. Appearance: Fox-like student with glasses, dark fur, white ear tips, and messy bangs. Wears a collared shirt with a large button and carries a book at all times. History: Kevin became infatuated with learning when he was young, using books to escape bullying. His deep respect for knowledge makes him a stubborn debater and a rival to Lizzy in library politics

Role: Student Group: Library Nerds Gender: Male Persona: Silent, mysterious, and observant. Cubbie rarely talks, letting his reading do all the communication. Appearance: Cat-like shadowy figure with no visible mouth. One glowing monocle eye, bat-like webbed tail, and always holding a book. History: No one really knows where Cubbie came from. Some say he’s always been in the library. Teachers find him unsettlingly quiet, but he’s never broken a rule. When he does speak, it’s either a riddle or a perfectly timed answer.

Role: Student – Tinkerer Group: Lab Rats / Techies Gender: Male

Persona: Hyper-focused, scatterbrained, and quirky. Robby is a mechanical genius who rarely speaks in full sentences unless it's about gears, springs, or “fixing something.” Obsessed with inventions, he’s often the reason things explode—or fly.

Appearance:

Propeller beanie hat that actually spins

Rounded goggles that are always lopsided

Oversized wrench constantly dragged around

Shirt untucked, suspenders hanging, shoes taped together

Often smudged with charcoal or grease from tinkering

Glasses reflect schematics he’s “seen in dreams”

History: Robby was once found rewiring the cafeteria tray dispenser into a cannon. Despite multiple “bans” from the science lab, he always sneaks back in. Rumor says he once built a working paper drone out of stolen homework. Zip once dared him to make a flying toilet. He almost succeeded.

Role: Student – Stalker & Wildcard Group: Lab Rats / Unstable Gender: Female

Persona: Unpredictable, obsessive, and feral. Riley is emotionally volatile and dangerously attached to Oliver. She’s not a nerd—but she’s always in the lab... probably sharpening something. She thrives in chaos and watches others from dark corners.

Appearance:

Pale white skin, long wild white hair in a ponytail

Black bow on her head and jagged teeth peeking from her grin

Thin body, messy dress with ink or blood stains

Black knife always in hand

Wide eyes constantly fixed on Oliver (or whoever’s closest)

Tail shaped like a devil's hook

History: Riley’s obsession with Oliver began when he complimented her project once—by accident. Since then, she follows him across classrooms and lunch breaks. In Basics in Behavior, she shrieks after Abbie and Lana die, showing instability. She’s banned from holding scissors, but no one knows how she keeps finding blades.

Role: Student – TV-Headed Enigma Group: Lab Rats / Unstable Gender: Female

Persona: Quiet, weird, and unpredictable. Ruby doesn’t speak—she communicates through static and glitchy images on her TV head. Despite her silence, she’s highly expressive and tends to be drawn to chaotic situations with Robby or Skell.

Appearance:

Old-fashioned CRT TV for a head, screen flickers with symbols or faces

Static sometimes buzzes out when she’s upset

Slender build, always slouched slightly

Wears a baggy hoodie with symbols, wires sticking out the back of her neck

One leg sock higher than the other, mismatched shoes

Hands are almost puppet-like, fingers jitter sometimes

History: No one knows who Ruby was before she became like this. Some say she was “rewired” by one of the teachers or a student experiment. Robby claims he didn’t build her, but respects her “design.” She and Skell often sit silently together. Ruby has moments where her screen displays memories or people who aren't even in the room—leaving others wondering if she remembers things that never happened.

Role: Student – Walking Anomaly Group: Lab Rats / Unstable Gender: Male

Persona: Quiet and eerie. Skell acts more like a glitch than a student. He doesn’t talk—just appears. His body creaks, and he rarely blinks. He moves stiffly, like a puppet, and seems drawn to chaos.

Appearance:

Pale skeleton-like body

Giant cracked skull with black X eyes

Back stitched like an old doll

Often found dragging himself on all fours

When upright, he towers unnaturally tall

Trails chalk dust and speaks in broken static

History: Nobody knows where Skell came from. Some say he’s not a student at all—just a failed experiment Robby made. Others think he’s a ghost. He once fell off the rooftop and walked back inside like nothing happened. Riley seems to like him. Ruby laughs with him. Everyone else runs.

Role: Student – Quiet Scholar Group: Calm / Supportive Gender: Female

Persona: Claire is intelligent, introverted, and anxious. She's the "main protagonist" of the school environment — often bullied, but resourceful. She’s not physically strong, but her survival instincts and kindness make her standout.

Appearance:

Short brown bob haircut with bangs and a small ribbon or hairclip

White collared long-sleeve blouse with two buttons

Wears white shorts, ankle socks, and simple black shoes

Usually carrying a notebook, looking nervous or startled

History: Claire is regularly targeted by troublemakers like Zip and Oliver. She’s chased through the halls, threatened by teachers, and struggles through abnormal classroom conditions. Despite all this, she forms strong bonds with Engel, Bubble, Lana, and Abbie. Her story focuses on survival, quiet resistance, and forming connections in a hostile school system.

Role: Student – Claire’s Protector Group: Calm / Supportive Gender: Male

Persona: Engel is brave, reliable, and emotionally mature. Though soft-spoken, he's protective of Claire and steps in when no one else does. He’s someone who silently endures damage for others’ sake.

Appearance:

Long, white messy hair tied in a short ponytail

Black shirt with a collar and colorful stripe sleeves (blue-red)

Black overalls, black gloves, and white shoes

Has black ink-like arms, sharp fingers, and a small white tail

History: Engel’s loyalty to Claire is unwavering — he’s seen defending her from both teachers and students. At one point, he takes physical damage trying to shield her during a classroom punishment. Engel is often the emotional backbone for the calmer students, offering silent support and protection.

Role: Student – Emotional Support Group: Calm / Supportive Gender: Female

Persona: Bubble is gentle and innocent. She rarely speaks, expressing concern through facial reactions and body language. She's considered the “sweetheart” of the group, often comforting Claire and Engel.

Appearance:

White, cloud-like bobbed hair

Blue and black eyes with star pupils

Wears a collared white shirt under black overalls with a large front pocket

Features a tiny wire duck on her head and often carries a blue toothbrush

History: Bubble appears during emotional and quiet scenes, supporting friends during hard times. She comforts Engel after injury and keeps close to Claire in stressful environments. Despite not speaking much, she’s emotionally central — always watching, always caring.

Role: Student – Creative Writer Group: Calm / Supportive Gender: Female

Persona: Lana is creative, introspective, and observant. She avoids direct conflict and instead focuses on journaling or creating stories, using writing as an escape from the chaos around her.

Appearance:

Grey hair in a high ponytail with a single cowlick strand

Pale complexion, calm expression

Wears a dark grey shirt with a white collar, stitched pants, black shoes

Often has sock puppets on each hand and carries paper

History: Lana is close with Abbie, with whom she shares a quiet corner in the school. Both are fragile, calm types who end up meeting a grim fate. Their deaths deeply impact Claire. Lana’s character reflects escapism and fragile peace in an environment full of fear.

Role: Student – Gentle Soul Group: Calm / Supportive Gender: Male

Persona: Abbie is shy, emotional, and deeply caring. He often looks anxious or near tears, especially in stressful moments. He’s the most fragile in demeanor but tries to be there for his friends.

Appearance:

Medium-length dark hair with a tiny apple-stem hair clip

White collared shirt, black vest and tie

Wears white shorts, white socks, and simple black shoes

Always looks nervous or panicked

History: Abbie and Lana are inseparable. Together, they represent the softest and most sensitive part of the student body. Abbie’s emotional reactions are some of the most intense — when things go wrong, he’s always the first to cry. He dies alongside Lana in one of the most heartbreaking moments in the show.

Role: Locked-Down Entity (Student?) Group: Antagonist / Hidden Threat Gender: Female

Persona:

Alice is unstable, isolated, and violently territorial. While she appears elegant and calm at first glance, her true self is horrifying — a demon-like entity who kills anyone that invades her space. She’s silent and reserved until provoked, hiding immense power and fury beneath her gentle exterior. Despite this, she shares a deeply emotional bond with Oliver, hinting that there is still a trace of humanity inside her.

Appearance:

🩷 Base/Normal Form:

Short, jagged brown hair with a small pink princess tiara and a side black bow

Dark navy-blue blouse with short sleeves and white trim

Wears a large black skirt with frilled white hem

Black shoes and high white socks with bandages on her legs

A black triangle necklace with two crossing lines

Her eyes are large and brownish-pink with a hauntingly tired look

Small scars visible around her legs and arms

🩸 Corrupted Form (Awakening/Phase 1):

Eyes turn red and expression becomes blank

Veins or black growths spread from her limbs

Crown turns black; mouth often shown slightly open with a grin

Six black bone-like spikes emerge from her back

Skirt becomes ragged; black aura surrounds her

💀 True Demon Form (Final Phase):

Entire body turns black like ink with jagged shapes

Bright, piercing red glowing eyes

Large claws, massive black wings, tail, and multiple tentacles

Sharp white teeth and elongated limbs

Shadowy spikes protrude from body and floor

Capable of filling a room with darkness and warping reality

History / Lore:

Alice was likely a former student — or even a staff figure — who became unstable due to the school’s twisted system. Whatever happened to her drove her into a state of transformation: a demonic being locked away by the teachers who now fear her. The triangle symbol around her neck (and seen on Miss Grace) suggests she was a part of a deeper school cult or failed experiment.

She’s closely bonded with Oliver, who calls her “Princess ∆lice” and loves her deeply. Their relationship is one of the few emotionally positive threads Alice maintains. While she kills almost everyone else on sight, she spares and warmly embraces Oliver when he visits her.

Despite her horrifying power, Alice never leaves her room — not because she’s unable, but because she’s waiting. Her silence, her locked door, and her passive presence make her the single most feared being in the school.

Connections:

Oliver (Romantic Partner / Emotional Anchor): The only person Alice trusts

Miss Grace (Possible Experimenter or Sealer): May be connected through triangle symbol

Claire (Final Victim): Enters Alice’s room and is devoured in the finale

The School Itself: Alice represents the school’s buried trauma and failed controlLocation: Alice’s Room

Name: “The Princess’ Chamber” (fan nickname)

Location: End of the hallway with the sealed black door

Description: Alice’s room is located behind a large black door at the end of a classroom hallway. The door is heavily sealed — none of the teachers or students willingly open it. Inside is a pale, square-shaped classroom with low lighting and a soft, eerie glow. Desks and chairs are either destroyed or shoved aside. The floor is cracked, with ink stains and glowing red sigils scattered around. The air feels corrupted — even the walls look like they’re alive.

FPE, or Fundamental Paper Education, is a strict, surreal school built entirely from papery materials—walls, floors, desks, even the sky overhead feels like layered sheets and folded geometry. At first glance, it looks like a minimalist arts-and-crafts boarding school, but inside lies a brutal and uncanny institution ruled by oppressive rules and eerie silence.

Material: Everything is made of semi-wrinkled paper or cardboard—floors creak like old folders, lockers feel like recycled cartons, and walls tear or peel if scraped.

Color Palette: Muted greys, off-whites, faint pastels—calm at a glance, yet hiding dread beneath the folds.

Lighting: Dim ambient glow, like pale sunlight leaking through construction paper. Some rooms flicker or cast impossible shadows.

Sound: Quiet halls, footsteps echo faintly. The school enforces silence—whispers are normal, but loud voices invite attention (and punishment).

Technology: Limited—TV-heads like Ruby exist, and drone-like machines patrol. Most tech is hand-made or cardboard-engineered.

Main Entrance Hall

A long corridor with towering archways made from rolled and layered graph paper. Posters warn students: “Speak and You Shall Be Heard.”

The bell sounds like torn foil. Teachers often walk through here, observing silently.

🛏️ Dormitories

Separated by Gender

Student Rooms: Flat bunk beds, paper sheet curtains, cardboard lockers. Names are cut into the wall above each bed.

Rules posted on every door: "No sound after lights out," "Uniforms on hanger," "Do not decorate."

📐 Miss Circle’s Math Room

A sharp, angular classroom with rulers for beams and numbers inked across the walls.

Miss Circle’s desk is a rotating compass — her "arm" when she teaches.

The floor is lined with triangle patterns, and some are trapdoors.

Students sit on thin stools with sharp legs—uncomfortable on purpose.

🔬 Miss Bloomie’s Science Lab

Clean yet chaotic. Half-broken jars and test tubes made of transparent film.

The room smells of glue and burning cardboard.

Inside are robotic drones, buzzing silently above like predators.

Some lockers open into crawlspaces; others into traps.

📖 Library

A towering central archive where books are blank until opened.

The deeper one goes, the more violent the paper entities become—folded beasts roam near the pit.

Claire and her friends often hide here.

A rope bridge leads to a higher study level, unreachable without help.

🖼️ Miss Sasha’s Art Room

Color-splattered sheets hanging from clips.

Wooden frames and mannequin limbs scatter the room.

Student work is often disturbing: twisted faces, glued limbs, abstract fear.

The door is often locked when she’s “in a mood.”

🎵 Mr. Demi’s Music Room

Filled with cardboard instruments: folded drums, string-twined violins, warped pianos.

Every sound echoes unnaturally loud.

Students sing quietly. Demi writes songs about memory and silence.

There’s a stage no one dares to perform on—it’s said to collapse.

🧩 Miss Tahvel’s Language Room

Every sentence is a riddle. Letters fall from the ceiling.

Chalkboard glows slightly.

Her lessons twist grammar into threats.

If a student misspells something, it burns away.

🪙 Principal Grace’s Office

Clean. Cold. Calculated. Paper-thin blinds always half shut.

Walls covered in gold stars, but none with names.

She speaks with authority, not anger—yet few return from meetings.

On her desk: an untouched apple and a student punishment binder.

🚪 The Locked Room (Alice’s Room)

Hidden deep in a forbidden hallway. No map leads here.

The door is huge, white, sealed with three ink stamps.

When opened: reality bends. Spikes emerge from the floor. Walls pulse.

Inside, black ink drips from corners. This is Alice’s lair—a warped version of a child's room crossed with a nightmare.

🍴 Cafeteria

Bland square tables. Food looks like folded napkins but tastes normal.

A teacher always stands near the front. If a student speaks during lunch, they’re escorted out.

Rumors say late meals are tests of loyalty.

🧼 Restrooms

Long, too quiet. Mirrors distort reflections.

Paper towel dispensers groan.

There’s always one stall locked—and always a rumor about who’s inside.

🕳️ The Pit

Located under the library.

Claire fell here during an ambush.

It’s a deep spiral staircase ending in shredded papers and student remains.

Teachers say “it’s a paper shredder, metaphorically,” but that’s not quite true.

Room Name Description

Entrance Hall Tall, echoing, silent patrols Dormitories Gender-split, silent, tightly regulated Math Room Geometric traps, run by Miss Circle Science Lab Glued tech chaos, guarded by Bloomie Library Multi-level, mystical, full of folded dangers Art Room Abstract, colorfully disturbed under Miss Sasha Music Room Loud echoes, cardboard instruments Language Room Riddled grammar, falling letters Principal's Office Clean terror, silent power Alice’s Room Hidden, forbidden, a collapsing reality Cafeteria Quiet, monitored, socially dangerous Restrooms Off-feeling, eerie reflections The Pit Library basement, death-filled trap

Trouble Makers

Members: Oliver, Zip, Chip, Edward Usual Hangouts:

Behind the cafeteria

The unused stairwell behind the lab

Occasionally the roof or locked closets

Activities:

Breaking silent rules: Talking during class, sneaking snacks, or faking sick to escape lectures

Graffiti or paper vandalism: Drawing mocking versions of teachers or fake rules on the walls

Pulling pranks: Replacing science labels, hiding someone’s merit stars, scaring nerds in the library

Secret meetups: They plan chaos, like flooding the restroom or sending false notes to Miss Circle

Unique Behavior:

They rarely split up—Zip and Chip especially always stick together.

They treat detentions like a game; Edward even boasts about collecting punishment slips.

Despite their recklessness, they never go near Alice’s Room or the Pit—they're bold, not stupid.

Library Nerds

Members: Claire, Angel, Bubble, Lana, Abbie Usual Hangouts:

Deeper levels of the Library

Study hall cubicles

The rope bridge area

Back corners of Miss Tahvel’s classroom

Activities:

Reading enchanted or forbidden books: Even if they risk their sanity doing so

Researching teachers’ origins or the school’s design

Mapping hidden paths or coded doors (Claire is the best at this)

Sharing silent sign language they developed to communicate secretly

Unique Behavior:

Claire and Angel lead quiet investigations into Alice’s case

Bubble records everything in her “Paperlog”

Lana rarely talks, but she’s the best at hiding others from drone patrols

They’re some of the few students allowed in Miss Tahvel’s riddle classes

Lab Rats

Members: Robby, Riley, Ruby (TV Head), Skell Usual Hangouts:

Miss Bloomie’s Lab

Storage rooms filled with failed paper tech

Under desks in the robotics wing

Occasionally in the ventilation system

Activities:

Building weird devices: Mechanical insects, paper circuit boards, and scanner goggles

Collecting “scraps”: Anything broken, torn, or left behind is turned into invention fuel

Running side experiments: From ink-movement tracking to anti-detection cloaks

Ruby transmits frequencies during class to interrupt drones or play coded messages

Unique Behavior:

They speak in short, cold terms—Skell doesn’t talk at all, only beeps

Ruby sometimes shows memories on her screen instead of emotions

Riley keeps a “fail log” of every malfunction

They never clean up, so they’re always being yelled at by Bloomie—but she secretly uses their inventions

Calm Group

Members: Engel, Milly, Page Usual Hangouts:

Benches near the paper tree garden

Music Room balcony

Dorm window spots that overlook the quad

Activities:

Quietly playing string instruments or origami folding

Helping other students avoid punishment or clean up after messes

Writing dream journals and paper poetry

Sitting in on other classes quietly even when not scheduled

Unique Behavior: Engel often help Bubble or Claire hide new discoveries

Page is almost invisible—many forget he’s there, but he hears everything

None of them speak loud, even in private

They’re often left alone by teachers because they’re seen as non-threatening

Strict Teachers / Monitors

Teachers: Miss Circle, Miss Bloomie, Miss Tahvel Usual Locations:

Their classrooms, mostly never leave unless it’s a patrol

Overseeing hallway inspections

Detention rooms or punishment wings

Activities:

Enforce silence, order, and structure

Create “trials” in class—answer wrong and the entire group gets punished

Log suspicious activity in “Black Journals”

Plant psychological traps like contradiction riddles or false alarms

Unique Behavior:

Circle will appear mid-hall even when not seen entering

Bloomie talks to her drones more than to students

Tahvel hides double meanings in every word

Creative / Emotional Teachers

Teachers: Miss Sasha (Art), Mr. Demi (Music) Usual Locations:

The art room (Sasha is rarely anywhere else)

The music hall (Demi occasionally walks the halls at night humming)

Activities:

Sasha: Encourages unsettling art as “therapy” and never critiques

Demi: Gives music tasks that are too symbolic, like “play silence”

Both: Know far more about the school than they let on—but never speak against Grace

Unique Behavior:

Sasha often paints students without asking

Demi composes songs that match events that haven’t happened yet

They’re strangely protective of the Library Nerds group

Sasha and Demi are connected emotionally (Demi composed a song for Sasha secretly)

Special Case: Alice

Usual Location: Locked Room – Forbidden Wing Activities:

None known.

Reports say she moves even when locked.

Sometimes heard whispering through vents during library hours.

Some students believe she draws others in via dreams.

Unique Behavior:

Her existence breaks normal group patterns.

Her room appears sealed but somehow “leaks influence” into other wings.

Mentioning Alice in class results in an instant punishment slip.

Routine Overview

Time Activity Notes

Morning Roll call & silent breakfast Trouble Makers usually skip First Block Math or Language Circle and Tahvel dominate early hours Midday Lab or Art Lab Rats go wild; Calm kids observe Lunch Cafeteria (monitored) Library Nerds eat later or elsewhere After Lunch Library, Music, or PE Creative group thrives here Final Block Dorm return & inspection Night whispers, strange dreams begin

Miss Haruko

Role: Dream Studies & Emotional Stability Instructor Group: Calm/Supportive Teachers Gender: Female

📘 Persona:

Miss Haruko is soft-spoken, composed, and deeply perceptive. She’s often regarded as a “comfort figure” for students dealing with the mental toll of FPE. She speaks rarely, but every word feels intentional. Among the staff, she’s the least feared and most respected by emotionally fragile students.

🎓 Subject – Dream & Emotional Reflection (DER)

Miss Haruko teaches a special class few students are aware of unless selected. The class takes place in a dim, paper-lantern-lit room known as the Dream Hall. Students meditate, sketch dream patterns, and are guided to “fold away” harmful emotions into complex origami forms.

The subject blends quiet introspection with dream interpretation, and sometimes even overlaps with events tied to Alice and memory manipulation. She's the only teacher allowed to mention Alice’s name without immediate consequence.

👁 Appearance (Based on fan images and tone):

Long, ink-black paper hair flowing gently, with soft lavender gradients

Wears a flowing robe-like coat with celestial patterns — stars, moons, subtle spirals

Eyes closed most of the time, or shown with crescent lashes and shimmering glow

Carries a folded-paper fan and a soft journal tied with silk

Classroom always smells like lavender ink and old paper

Often floats slightly or leaves no footsteps — some students claim she’s a lucid dream

📜 History:

Miss Haruko was reportedly the school’s first student to master “paper-borne lucid dreaming,” a lost art from the earliest generation of FPE. After vanishing for years, she returned as a teacher, invited personally by Principal Grace.

Whispers suggest she has access to Alice’s mental plane, and may have met her during a dreamwalk. Grace keeps her around but never assigns her inspection duties—she’s treated more like a relic than staff.

She’s never involved in punishments or cla

Mister Barrel (Daniel F. Barrel)

Role: Security Guard (Adult Staff / Protector) Gender: Male

Overview: Originally a military veteran, Mister Barrel now protects Paper School as its primary security. He’s calm and friendly toward students and teachers, yet shows ruthless authority toward intruders.

Appearance:

Tall humanoid with white fur and long white ponytail.

Two bat-ear-like horns, one red_eye and one black with blood-like leaking tears, often hidden behind a monitor screen mounted over one eye.

Thin black bat-wings and a long tail, spikes on shoulders.

Wears a white cap labeled “Best S.G.” and a sharp black suit with tie.

Arms are cybernetic black limbs with thorn-like ridges; can transform into weapons.

Abilities:

Superhuman strength and durability—nearly invulnerable to bullets.

Cybernetic weaponry: rail cannon, machine guns, flamethrower, sniping device (“Devil’s Gaze”), party-confetti shooter.

Flight, martial arts, energy projection.

Immortal “Type 2” regeneration; extremely dangerous to intruders.

History & Personality:

Hired by Principal Grace for unmatched skill and loyalty.

Known as the “best security guard”; beloved by staff and students.

Oddly laid-back and playful with school community; but zero mercy for trespassers.

Fan discussions confirm his origins as an Edgyaludon fan-created OC and highlight his role and personality.

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