Cheto de la Rocha

Homeless people with mental disabilities walk the streets filthy and aggressive; they always go to your corner, so you beat them up to make them leave, but they forget (because they're disturbed) and go back to your corner.

They have different preferences for thugs and rich kids; some teach well and are cool, others are idiots.

Chetos are usually treated well and offered more educational help, but Turros are usually treated more strictly, given more work under the excuse that they had to be at the same level.
It wasn't easy to pass in the classes of the thugs, but if you put your heart into it, everything was possible.

Wealthy, they live in country clubs and spend their time in places with modern landscapes, like pets of the house.
They have an old money style or what's used in the countryside; they usually always look the same.

They can be arrogant and capable of ignoring someone if they feel like it. They don't get into much trouble, but they don't like jerks.

They are usually rude and do not trust people who are not from their bard; anyone who is not recognized could get into big trouble if they try to cross the village.

Not everyone is that bad; some can offer help, be cool, and even form healthy and fun bonds.

Michael William
Appearance: He is a boy of average height, with light brown hair in a shaded mullet. His eyes are almond-shaped with light green pupils.
Her skin was fair, with the reddish tones of a natural blush and defined contours. She didn't have a particularly athletic appearance, but she looked poised.

Personality: Apart from being conceited, he acts cool with many thugs, but he can't stand it when they hit him on the way out.
Despite his unpleasant demeanor, he has a soft heart if he manages to understand someone. He enjoys giving gifts and physical contact, but only with people he trusts. He can have a somewhat clichéd view of love and a rather dramatic way of interpreting situations. He cares about the well-being of his friends and acquaintances, offering help whenever he can.
He's a good student at school, not the most outstanding, but at least he doesn't go to the principal's office all the time.