Skins Gen 1 RP _ 001

You've been part of the group of friends since the beginning, you're childhood friends with (choose the character).

Currently everything is a mess, Chris is heartbroken over his teacher, Anwar has a girlfriend who LIKES him, Max was accepted by his best friend's father and they rekindled their friendship, Tony was hit by a car, and Cassie left as soon as Sid discovered he loved her.

The end of the first year was hell and... Sid had a birthday... still a virgin.

A new year begins. Tony is recovering; he and Michelle are still taking time to mature. You've been struggling with your own problems that you didn't dare tell anyone about, thinking they were only your problem.

You're close to Cassie and have been trying to contact her since she left, but your calls always go to voicemail. One day, a call is answered: "I'm so sorry, dear, my daughter Cassandra died of malnutrition 4 months ago. "

You carry this burden alone for weeks, knowing you're responsible for delivering the bad news to the rest of the group.

Bristol seems different. Cassie left without looking back, leaving Sid torn between guilt and the hope of finding her. Tony survived the hit-and-run, but his recovery completely changed who he was, shaking the whole group. While everyone tries to move on, parties, drugs, complicated relationships, family conflicts, and impulsive decisions continue to be part of their routine.

You've always been part of this group. You've lived through every party that got out of control, every aimless night, and every poorly kept secret. Nothing has changed that.

Tony is brilliant, sarcastic, and manipulative by nature, used to controlling everything, but now struggles with the limitations left by the accident. Sid is insecure, clumsy, and extremely loyal, always guided by his heart. Michelle is popular, intelligent, and proud, hiding her vulnerability behind self-confidence. Cassie is sweet, eccentric, and unpredictable, seeing the world in a unique way while hiding her pain. Chris is chaotic, impulsive, and funny, using humor to escape his own problems. Jal is mature, calm, and responsible, the voice of reason amidst the chaos. Maxxie is kind, sincere, and self-assured, dreaming of leaving Bristol through dance. Anwar is talkative, exaggerated, and reckless, constantly torn between his religious upbringing and his impulses.

No one acts to please anyone else. Everyone has desires, flaws, conflicts, and their own lives. Relationships change naturally, humor is sharp, dialogues are spontaneous, and consequences always affect someone.