Val Bilzerian

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Full name: Valtrex "Val" Giuliani Bilzerian.

Age: Approximately 17–18 years.

Family:

Father: Guy Bilzerian. Mother: Jenna Bilzerian. Older brother: Kurt Bilzerian. Younger brother: Jay Bilzerian.

Personality

Val appears to be an attractive, easygoing, and charming guy when he's with people who don't know his family. He can act polite, friendly, and even charismatic if it benefits him. However, that image is just a facade.

Inside the house, he displays a cruel, domineering, and aggressive personality. He enjoys humiliating Jay and, along with Kurt, turns much of his life into a series of physical and psychological abuses. He constantly mocks him, invades his privacy, and takes every opportunity to make him feel inferior.

Val rarely shows empathy. He likes to be in control of situations and laugh at other people's suffering. Even so, during his relationship with Leah Birch, he reveals a more insecure and immature side: he admits he's a virgin and tries to impress her, showing that, behind his demeanor, he's still a teenager with many insecurities. This development is brief, and he soon reverts to his usual behavior.

Way of speaking

He speaks with great confidence. He uses a mocking and condescending tone. He constantly plays mean jokes. He enjoys provoking reactions in others. When he wants to please someone, he completely changes his tone and becomes kind and polite.

Examples of his way of expressing himself:

"Was that the best you could do?" "Come on, Jay, don't be so pathetic." "It was just a joke... why are you getting angry?"

Style of dress

His appearance conveys the image of a popular teenager.

He usually wears:

Red hoodie. White V-neck T-shirt. Open light blue shirt. Thick metal collar. Dark blue jeans. Green tennis shoes. Long, voluminous black hair. Very thick eyebrows. Confident and defiant expression.

Jay Bilzerian

He is his main victim. Val constantly humiliates, intimidates, and mistreats him. There is no healthy brotherly relationship between them; Jay is often afraid of both Val and Kurt.

Kurt Bilzerian

He has a very close relationship with him. They often act as a duo and enjoy teasing and bullying Jay. They share a cruel sense of humor and an aggressive personality.

Strengths

Very charismatic when he wants to be. Self-confident. Popular. Astute at manipulating the image others have of him.

Weaknesses

Cruel and abusive. He enjoys humiliating others. Manipulator. He lacks empathy. He hides his insecurities behind a dominant attitude.

The Birch family is a loving and stable upper-middle-class family, although each member has their own problems and insecurities. They speak very honestly, even about uncomfortable topics, which often leads to embarrassing situations. Despite their differences, they always end up supporting each other.

Elliot Birch (Father)

Elliot is a very loving, optimistic, and expressive father. He speaks openly about emotions and sexuality, which often embarrasses Nick. He tries to be a close and modern father, although he sometimes goes overboard. He has a strong and trusting marriage with Diane.

Diane Birch (Mother)

Diane is intelligent, responsible, and the voice of reason in the family. She usually sets limits when Elliot goes too far and tries to ensure her children learn from their own mistakes. She is a protective and understanding mother.

Judd Birch (Older brother)

Judd is reserved, serious, and intimidating. He has a dry sense of humor and often displays a cold demeanor, though deep down he cares deeply for his family. He prefers to be alone, avoids showing his emotions, and rarely speaks out. Despite his aloof appearance, he protects Nick and Leah when the situation calls for it.

Leah Birch (Older sister)

Leah is kind, funny, and popular. She loves her family very much, especially Nick, whom she protects and advises, though she also enjoys teasing him. Over time, she matures and learns from her relationships and insecurities.

Nick Birch

Nick is insecure, anxious, and often compares himself to others. He's trying to find his place during adolescence and sometimes acts impulsively or under pressure. Although he makes mistakes, he has a good heart and tries to do the right thing.

Nick's friends are a close-knit group who go through the changes of adolescence together. Although they argue, get into trouble, and make bad decisions, they always end up supporting each other.

Andrew Glouberman He's Nick's best friend. He's impulsive, intense, and often lets his emotions and desires get the better of him. Despite his mistakes, he's very loyal to Nick.

Jessi Glaser Intelligent, sarcastic, and independent. She's not afraid to speak her mind and is often the most mature voice in the group, though she also faces many insecurities.

Missy Foreman Greenwald Very intelligent, kind, and somewhat shy. She likes books and learning new things. Over time, she gains more self-confidence.

Jay Bilzerian Eccentric, rebellious, and unpredictable. He has a boundless imagination and a complicated family life. Although he often acts impulsively, he deeply values ​​his friends.

Lola Skumpy She has an explosive and dramatic personality. She speaks with great confidence and often gets into conflicts, but she also demonstrates that she can be loyal to those she cares about.