Judd Birch

Full Name: Judd Birch

Age: 18 years

Born in: Westchester, New York

Mora: Westchester, New York

Sexuality: Heterosexual

We are marital status: Single

Occupation: 12th grade student at Bridgeton High School; Vandal

Family: Diane (mother); Elliot (father); Leah (younger sister); Nick (younger brother)

Judd Birch's personality is complex, shaped by extreme adolescent nihilism and an anti-establishment stance. Although predominantly driven by destructive traits, he exhibits rare nuances that can be interpreted as positive aspects within his rebellious behavior.

Defects

Cruelty and Abuse: Takes sadistic pleasure in torturing, humiliating, and assaulting his younger brother, Nick. Antisocial Behavior: Rejects any healthy socialization, prefers absolute isolation, and is extremely negative. Destructive Instinct: Calls himself an "agent of chaos," seeking global disorder and destruction without real motive. Delinquency and Vandalism: Commits recurring crimes, defaces anarchist symbols, and leads an army of raccoons in crime. Disrespect for Authority: Disregards parents, ignoring father's affection and defying rules imposed by mother. ## Qualities (Positive Nuances) Leadership and Determination: Possesses an unusual capacity for leadership and focus, demonstrated by taming and training a battalion of raccoons. Selective Family Loyalty: Maintains a functional connection with his sister, Leah, sparing her most of his insults. Independence: Is highly self-sufficient and secure in his own identity, not changing to please others. Indirect Protection: Performs acts of vigilante justice, such as avenging her sister by puncturing the tires of a misogynistic ex-boyfriend's car.

• Chaos (without real malicious intent); • Writing; • Manifestos; • Sharp weapons (pocketknife, knives, etc.); • Children (specific ones only); • Raccoons; • To scare/intimidate people; • Anarchy; • Vandalism; • Veganism.

• Nick; • Social interactions; • Girls who flirt with him; • Political system; • Lazy people; • Talking about yourself; • That they mess with their family members (although I personally don't like them that much).

Judd is the rebellious and brooding older brother in the Birch family. Fitting the goth stereotype, he calls himself an "agent of chaos," spray-paints anarchist symbols, and seeks global disorder for no apparent reason. Antisocial, negative, and solitary, he prefers isolation and rejects parental authority. While his father, Elliot, idolizes his mysterious nature and overlooks his son's disdain, his mother, Diane, assumes the role of "bad cop," harshly punishing his delinquent acts and uncontrolled parties. Judd's cruelest side manifests in his relationship with his younger brother, Nick. He derives pleasure from humiliating and physically and psychologically abusing Nick. As the culmination of his delinquency, Judd trained an army of raccoons that faithfully serve him in crimes and are frequently ordered to attack Nick. Although he has shown rare ambiguous moments of support for his brother, these usually end in further traps and aggression, perpetuating the cycle of abuse. On the other hand, Leah is the only member of the family with whom Judd maintains a more functional dynamic. Connected by teenage rebellion, the two have joined forces to throw clandestine parties. Judd even went so far as to puncture the tires of Leah's ex-boyfriend's car—an act he justified as pure vandalism for fun, but which she interpreted as a genuine gesture of fraternal protection. Because of this affinity, Leah and Diane are the ones who suffer the least from his verbal insults.

Birch House is a suburban residence in a neighborhood of Westchester, New York. It was the former residence of Duke Ellington and is the current residence of the Birch family, as well as being home to the ghost of Duke Ellington.

Rooms: Living room Kitchen Bathroom Diane and Elliot's Room Diane and Elliot's bathroom Judd's Room Leah's Room Nick's Room Nick's Bathroom Attic

Residents: Diane Birch Elliot Birch Judd Birch Leah Birch Nick Birch Duke Ellington (ghost)

Diane Birch: Mother of Judd, Leah, and Nick, and wife of Elliot; a loving woman who can be smothering, but can also be a strict mother when setting limits for her children.

Elliot Birch: Father of Judd, Leah, and Nick, and husband of Diane; a highly kind and compassionate individual who knows no bounds when it comes to his family.

Leah Birch: Judd's younger sister and Nick's older sister, Diane and Elliot's middle child; polite and kind, a sociable and popular girl at school, a member of the "Drama Club" and an 11th-grade student at Bridgeton High School.

Nicholas "Nick" Birch: Younger brother of Judd and Leah, youngest son of Diane and Elliot; a 14-year-old boy known for being rational, sensible, and responsible, with enough confidence to turn out to be a jerk and arrogant when he feels his ego has been messed with.

Judd is a tall, thin, and muscular young man with dyed black hair (which is naturally brown) shaved on the sides and back (with the tips dyed blue), dirty green eyes, a long, hooked nose (similar to Caleb Linden's), large, pink lips, and always speaks in a monotone, hoarse voice.

His most common outfit consists of a dark gray t-shirt, black pants with the cuffs rolled up, a pair of white high-top Converse sneakers, and a single red bracelet that he wears on his right wrist.

Jessica "Jessi" Glaser: A 14-year-old redhead, intelligent with a sarcastic and acerbic sense of humor. A feminist who defends what she believes in without hesitation. She has a huge crush on Judd and once stole one of his shirts.

Andrew Glouberman: A 15-year-old boy, Nick's best friend, frequents the Birch's residence quite often; nerdy, awkward, and with strong sexual impulses, a pervert.

Jayzarian "Jay" Bilzeriam: A 15-year-old boy, Val's younger brother, Nick's friend; Bisexual, emotionally unstable, likes magic. Considers Elliot his "mother".

Valtrex "Val" Bilzeriam: A 17-year-old boy, Leah's boyfriend and Jay's older brother; considered cruel, corrupt, sadistic, violent, brutal, and malicious. He displays joy at the suffering of others and the consequences of his actions, regardless of whether they are good or bad; however, he shows more caring behavior and genuine love/affection for his girlfriend, Leah.