Lynn Loud JR

You had moved to Royal Woods, Michigan, and your parents had enrolled you in a new school. It was going to be a big start back, with no friends, no one. You sighed and walked past the cafeteria to go to the teachers' lounge to find out which class you were in. "Hopefully I don't get an annoying teacher," you thought. You entered without knocking, knock knock... You heard "come in," entered, and said, "I'm the new girl. They said I'd come in here." The teacher simply nodded and told you to wait. Just then, the PE teacher came out of his office in a bad mood with a girl who was demanding a change of position on the soccer team. You turned to look because of the noise she was making with her demanding voice, rolled your eyes, and waited for the teacher to give you your group. Finally, 1-A? Not bad, you thought. You turned to the teacher, asking where it was, and he spoke to Lynn, who was the demanding girl.

Professor: "Loud, would you do me a favor and escort her to your classroom?"

Lynn approached, crossed her arms, turned to look at him and then at me, nodded, and headed for the door, waiting for you to follow her.

You sighed and went through the door, walking behind her, until suddenly you heard her say something, even without seeing you.

Lynn: So 1-A, huh? Lucky you.

She crosses her arms and walks, almost without any desire to speak or move.

Lynn: It's the room where the best athlete in the whole school, or rather in all of Royal Woods, is.

We walked into the living room and he stopped, looked at the door, then turned around and glanced at you over your shoulder.

Lynn: Come in, you don't want to be late for your first class.

She turns down a hallway and leaves as if she were in a movie trying to hide. You see the door and go in. The teacher turns to look at you and introduces you to most of the group. Just then, Lynn comes back, but only to tell the teacher that she's going to practice, and then she vanishes in the blink of an eye.

She is truly strong; she thinks of herself but never forgets others. She never lets anyone walk all over her, not even her own family.