Jerry [BULLY]

Some of the Townies are former Bullworth Academy students. Duncan and Jerry are dropouts, whereas Zoe, Otto, Clint, and Gurney, were expelled. Edgar, on the other hand, wasn't able to afford the tuition. It isn't clear whether Omar or Leon attended Bullworth Academy or not.

Earlier in the game's development, the Townies were known as the Dropouts. The change from Dropouts to Townies appears to have been done late in the game's production, and the Townies are still referred to as Dropouts in several missions. Still earlier in development, there was a clique called the Punks that evolved into the Dropouts and then the Townies.

Townies (also referred to as the Dropouts) are a clique of teenagers native to Bullworth who do not attend Bullworth Academy. Edgar Munsen is the leader of the Townies, and Omar Romero is expressly said to be his second in command. As the other townies get little individual focus, there's no information about the pecking order within the clique.

The Townies don't figure into the school hierarchy because they are not Bullworth Academy students. The Townies wear casual clothing with the color orange usually featured prominently. Only Zoe Taylor appears in the Yearbook, because she is the only one who attends school. Upon her return to the Academy in Chapter 6, she wears an orange skirt, presumably to indicate her allegiance as the other clique members do. Some have a distinct heavy metal or punk-like fashion influence in their outfits. Three of them - Edgar Munsen, Omar Romero, and Otto Tyler - were credited under their full names. Duncan, Gurney, Clint (aka Henry), Jerry, and Leon weren't named on the soundboard or credited under their full names, and so to date their last names are unknown. The Townies are teenagers who live in Bullworth but don't attend Bullworth Academy. They all have a fierce resentment for the school, students, and faculty. Most of them are juvenile delinquents of some form or other - several of them discuss crimes they've committed, and a few are implied to do drugs. They appear almost anywhere, but hang around in Blue Skies Industrial Park and in the graveyard behind the church in Old Bullworth Vale. They are never seen on the school campus, with the exception of the Dodgeball games and the mission Complete Mayhem. They may also be seen at night around Bullworth Town and New Coventry, where they may be found attacking Bullworth students.

Ted Thompson is the clique leader and captain of the Football team. Damon West is his bodyguard and second-in-command; he has aspirations to lead the clique himself, but only acts like a boss when Ted isn't around. No other jocks are seen to demonstrate authority at any time. The Jocks are at the top of the clique hierarchy at school. The Jocks are the physically largest clique in the game - Damon, Juri Karamazov, Casey Harris, and Luis Luna are all much bigger than the average student. The clique outfit involves wearing athletic clothes over the standard Bullworth slacks, and athletic shoes instead of dress shoes. Jocks who have earned Letterman jackets usually wear those, while those who haven't wear team sweaters or T-shirts. The only female jock, Mandy Wiles, is rarely seen out of her cheerleader's uniform. The Jocks are at the top of the school's pecking order and, according to Gary Smith, run the school. They are the most athletic students at the school and consider the gym and football field as their turf. All the male members are on the school's football team, the Bullworth Bullhorns. They are sworn enemies of the Nerds, and attack them on sight, if a Nerd is near the gym. They are the only clique with two black members, Damon West and Bo Jackson. The Jocks are rarely seen off campus aside from the carnival.

The Jocks are the strongest of the four main cliques in the school. What they lack in intelligence, they more than make up for in raw power and fighting ability.

members: Ted Thompson, Bo Jackson, Casey Harris, Damon West, Dan Wilson, Juri Karamazov, Kirby Olsen, Luis Luna, Mandy Wiles, Bob.

Johnny Vincent is the leader of the clique. Peanut Romano is Johnny's best friend and 2nd in command, although compared to other 2nd in commands he receives little respect from other cliques. Although he claims to have no particular standing in the clique, Norton Williams can be seen giving orders when Johnny is absent. It is also possible due to his regular mission participation and his speaking time that Vance Medici has a higher up position in the clique.

The Greasers are second in the school clique hierarchy, behind only the Jocks. However, the instruction manual of Scholarship Edition mistakenly says they are the top clique in the hierarchy order. The Greasers dress in leather or denim jackets over dull blue school sweaters, along with school slacks or jeans. They also grease their hair with pomade or oil, hence the clique name. In general they look like 1950s-style throwbacks. They wear dark blue shirts with brown shorts during gym class. Other than Johnny and Norton, their last names suggest that they're Italian-Americans. They appear at the Auto Repair Shop on the campus and in the run-down New Coventry area and the Oil Spill gas station. They are enemies of the Preppies and Townies and will also attack the Non-Clique Students or Nerds if seen on their turf, and can also be seen tormenting the townsfolk. Generally, most greasers come from a more poor, working-class background - especially since most greasers originate from New Coventry - the run-down ghetto of Bullworth. The class differences are primarily responsible for their rivalry with the Preppies. members: Johnny Vincent, Hal Esposito, Lefty Mancini, Lola Lombardi, Lucky De Luca, Norton Williams, Larry (Peanut) Romano, Ricky Pucino, Vance Medici.

Derby Harrington leads the clique, and Bif Taylor is his bodyguard and second-in-command. There seems to be no real hierarchy below that level, although Tad Spencer is seen giving orders in two missions and has aspirations to take over the clique.

The Preppies are the third clique in the hierarchy order, above the Nerds and Bullies, but below the Greasers and Jocks. The Preppies are very well-dressed, and can be identified by their Aquaberry vests—and by their sweaters in winter—and usually parted hair. The word "Aquaberry" is an amalgamation of two real-life British clothing brands, Aquascutum and Burberry. It is likely that the Preppies were based upon the Socs from S.E. Hinton's novel The Outsiders, based on their animosity with the Greasers. Earlier screenshots showed that the Preppies wore royal blue sweaters vest rather than the diamond-patterned Aquaberry sweaters. All of the Preppies are rich and, with the exception of Tad, most of them are Old Money. They are also snobbish, looking down on anyone below their class, and have a sworn rivalry with the Greasers for this reason. In an attempt to show their superiority, many of them speak in pretentious accents like Transatlantic and faux upper-class English. A running joke throughout the game is that the Preppies families have a long history of inbreeding, and as a result tend to have physical and mental deformities. For example, Derby is betrothed to Pinky despite the fact they are cousins and Pinky mentions that arranged marriages were between brother and sister until it was made illegal. Tad confesses that he has webbed toes, but "only on one foot", and that he has a brother in the Asylum. members: Derby Harrington, Bif Taylor, Bryce Montrose, Chad Morris, Gord Vendome, Justin Vandervelde, Parker Ogilvie, Pinky Gauthier, Tad Spencer.

Russell Northrop is the undisputed leader of the Bullies. Trent and Davis seem to have more standing in the clique than the others, but there is no official second in command. The Bullies have only 7 male members as opposed to the other cliques having 8 male members and 1 female member.

The Bullies are fourth in the clique hierarchy, above only the Nerds.

There is some evidence that the Bullies were added to the game later in development than the other five cliques. Data files list Russell as the leader of the Dropouts and the other Bullies as Non-Clique Students, and faction with the Bullies is set by a slider. The Bullies are the only clique for which clique-specific fighting dialogue wasn't written. Contradictory evidence shows that the Bullies were present in earlier screenshots, and Trent was one of the characters profiled on the Bullworth Facebook. The Bullies can be identified by their untucked white Bullworth shirts, with blue denim jeans and sneakers. A few of them have blemishes on their faces. Unlike the other cliques, the Bullies have no real social status on campus. They aren't interested in the hierarchy order, and they have neither a second-in-command, a female member, a hideout, or a dodgeball team. They seem to be little more than a clique of friends who banded together under Russell and pick on everyone weaker than themselves.

The Preppies, Greasers, and Jocks rarely bother the Bullies. This may be due to the lack of interest that the Bullies have in the pecking order, that the other cliques fear Russell, or both. The Bullies consider the school parking lot their turf, and are more aggressive than usual there. They also can be seen hanging inside and outside the Boys' Dorm. They wander all over campus and inside the school, picking on just about anyone everyone they encounter. members: Russell Northrop, Davis White, Ethan Robinson, Tom Gurney, Trent Northwick, Troy Miller, Wade Martin.

Earnest Jones leads the Nerds and according to Pete, “runs the clique with a rod of iron”. The main story implies there is no second in command. However, game data files, the game strategy guide and some pieces of dialogue suggest that Melvin O'Connor fills this role.

The Nerds are at the very bottom of the clique hierarchy, and may be bullied by any member of any other clique. They are generally friendly with the Non-Clique Students, but may harass and occasionally bully them when they go near the library and occasionally elsewhere. They are stereotypical nerds who usually hangout at the the Library, or at the Dragon's Wing Comics book store, but they can also be found around campus. They claim the Observatory as a hideout, but are rarely found there, perhaps because of its proximity to the Football Field. They are the smartest clique on campus, and are the only clique to regularly attend class. However, most of them state in dialogue that they cut Gym class, and several advocate getting rid of all nonacademic subjects.

The Nerds are the weakest clique in the school. They are sworn enemies of the Jocks, they are also rivals with the Bullies due to the fact they are weaker than them and are tormented and beaten constantly by both cliques. The Preppies and Greasers will also torment them, but not to the extent of the Bullies and Jocks. On rare occasions, the Nerds will pick on the Non-Clique Students, and they will attack the Jocks or Bullies if they are near the library. members: Earnes Jones, Algernon Papadopoulos (Algie), Beatrice Trudeau, Bucky Pasteur, Cornelius Johnson, Donald Anderson, Fatty Johnson, Melvin O’Connor, Thad Carlson.

Cliques are the different groups of characters found at Bullworth Academy and the surrounding area. There are six main cliques, those cliques being Nerds, Bullies, Preppies, Greasers, Jocks, and Townies, that form a hierarchy. There are some students that do not belong to any clique, which are known as Non-Clique Students. The cliques all have hangouts at Bullworth Academy and an area of Bullworth "ruled" by the clique. The Jock clique is the exception to this rule, as they are rarely seen off campus. The Townies do not have a hangout on campus, as they are not students. They're most often seen in Blue Skies Industrial Park and New Coventry. The clique leaders only appear in missions and cutscenes. Russell is the only exception, and can be found in specific locations on campus at Bullworth Academy throughout the day.

Bullworth Academy is an independent boarding school located in the town of Bullworth. It is run by Dr. Crabblesnitch. The school is located within the New England region of the United States. According to Jimmy Hopkins, it has a reputation of being one of the toughest and worst schools in the country.

The school consists of nine main buildings: the Boys' Dorm, the Girls' Dorm, the main building, the library, the auto repair shop, Harrington House, the gym, the Jocks Clubhouse and the Observatory. Other buildings exist, but they have no major role in the game.

The school has 60 students, not including the Prefects. At the end of the game, Gary Smith is expelled and Zoe Taylor is enrolled, so the number of students remains at 60. It is dominated by four cliques: the Nerds, Preppies, Greasers, and Jocks. The fifth clique, the Bullies, have no real interest in the pecking order and often do as they like. There are also a number of Non-Clique Students as well as the four prefects and the faculty. The school's campus provides the backdrop to the early goings on during the game but features less often as the game progresses.

Jerry is medium sized with brown eyes, short brown hair that appears to be slicked back and has a somewhat oval face. He wears a short-sleeved black t-shirt with orange stars on it over an orange long-sleeved shirt, tan khakis with rips in the knees, and black shoes in the summer. In the winter he simply adds a blue coat and a dark green knit cap. When playing dodgeball he wears the black t-shirt with tan shorts and black boots.

Jerry is nearly obsessed with his own supposed intelligence, and the vast majority of his dialogue is boasting about it in some form or other. Whatever it is he's doing and whoever he's talking to, he either knew it already, invented it, or could've done it better. He's so enamored of his intelligence that he thinks he's certain to make it big in the very near future. Sometimes his boasting gets ridiculous. He claims to be training for the Olympics if his bike is stolen, and he randomly brags about being recruited by NASA. He claims he dropped out of Bullworth Academy because he was too intelligent, and even when he's on reasonable terms with a Bullworth student, he condescends to them and calls them 'schoolkid.' However, he hasn't yet told his mother that he dropped out and worries about what will happen if she finds out.

On the rare occasions that Jerry tries to show off his knowledge instead of just bragging about it, it is clear that he's, if not stupid, very misinformed. For example, he says that if the whole world were at high tide at the same time, all the land would sink, and he also thinks that Native Americans invented gunpowder and traded it to the Chinese for feathers.

If Jerry feels like he's about to get in a fight that he doesn't want to be in, he'll shamelessly beg for mercy, saying that he has a heart condition and that his father abandoned him.