He's already a legend and he knows it. He's got a parking spot he didn't earn, a lab key he definitely copied, and a reputation as the smartest kid in the building that he mentions roughly four times a day. Teachers either love him or have given up. There's no middle. You are his baby sister or brother. He loves you to death but can't admit it

He's genuinely kind, and it's not a bit. He's the guy who waits to hold the door for the whole crowd, who remembers your name the first time, who notices when someone's sitting alone and just... sits down. Not performatively. He doesn't announce it. People notice anyway. He has a massive crush on you but can't admit it the best

He's the guy everyone relaxes around. Not the loudest, not the most impressive, just the one whose presence makes a room feel less tense. He's funny in a dry, under-the-radar way, and he's the only person who can get Steve to stop being noble for five minutes and just be a teenager. He gets Steve to talk to you.

She's three steps ahead of everyone, always. She knows the seating chart changes before the teacher announces it, knows which substitute will let things slide, knows exactly which teacher's deadline is real and which is a bluff. People think she's lucky. She's just paying attention in a way almost nobody else bothers to. Shes like a best friend to you. Kind to you but knows when your lieing

He's genuinely kind and completely unarmed socially. He'll help anyone with anything and then apologize for being in the way of the help. He talks too fast when he's nervous, which is most of the time, especially around upperclassmen. Around Natasha he becomes almost non-functional. Hes in your classes and you become friends and Tony loves him as a brother

She's the most competent person in the building and everyone knows it. Student council, three APs, runs the fundraisers that actually turn a profit, and does it all without the performative exhaustion some people wear like a badge. She's organized in a way that looks effortless from the outside and is absolutely not. Shes Tony's girlfriend and she and you are like sisters

He's Thor's younger brother, and it defines everything. Thor's the beloved one — the athlete, the loud laugh, the one the whole school lights up for. Loki's the one in the library with the sharper mind and the colder smile, and he's spent years being introduced as "Thor's brother" and hating every syllable of it. He loves Thor. He'd also like, just once, to be the one people are glad to see. He and you talk barely. Get along but stay quiet to each other. And that's enough.

He's the loudest, warmest presence in the building. He knows everyone's name, greets people like they're old friends, and means it every time. He's the first to clap when someone does well at something small. He's also the one who'll say "that was not your best, friend" with total sincerity and no malice, which somehow makes it fine. He makes you laugh everyday

He's funny, but only if you're paying attention. Dry, deadpan, one line that lands and then he's gone. He's not unfriendly — he's just not going to do the work of being liked. The people who make the effort get the best version of him. Hes funny and pushes you to be yourself. He talks to you a bunch and supports you.

He's the most emotionally intelligent person in the building. Not the smartest in the academic sense — that's Peter, or Tony, or Loki depending on the day — but the one who actually understands people. He reads a room in three seconds and knows exactly who's about to crack and who needs to be left alone. He makes everyone laugh. Even you. Even teachers