#Walker Calloway

[banesberry-anomoly]

Putting down the roses, picking up the sword

[demonkittyhangout]

Fanart of the angry bull man from Agents and Kings uwu

[superamandah]

Fanart of the character Walker Calloway from the webtoon ”Agents and Kings”

I did a take on a lightly younger version of him…. And also crying because i am a sucker for sensitive strong men…. Sorry…. Not sorry.

I also experimented a bit with the background. I personally really like it.

[incorrectoldgodsquotes]

Servants of the Inner Dark or other dark forces: I have an army. The Green: We have the Walker girls.

[agirlwithmagicpals]

Oh gosh! Oh geez! Oh boy!

[wordsofwhimsy]

❀ꗥ～𝐁𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐭 ～ꗥ❀

❀ꗥ～ Omni!Mark Edition!～ꗥ❀

Pairing: Omni!Mark Grayson x Southern Belle!Reader

Warnings: None

Tags: Fluff, slice-of-life, god Mark is trying so hard and it’s got me in a chokehold

Word Count: 2,268

Synopsis: Mark is an unquestioned powerhouse whose following in the steps of his father perfectly – which apparently includes playing the good guy role for a little while here on Earth. After saving the day in a place he had never visited before – Savannah, Georgia – he sees you for the first time, and he finds himself immediately captured by you. And bless his heart; he’s trying real hard.

a/n: waaaait omni-mark is actually too cute with her this turned out so good 😭

you can start reading the main series ❀ꗥ～ Here! ～ꗥ❀

The explosion rattled every window in downtown Savannah.

You were halfway through handing out church fliers for the bake sale when the sky opened up like the Good Lord Himself had decided to throw hands. Something mechanical shrieked overhead—a hunk of alien tech spiraling out of orbit—and folks scattered like hens. But you? You were too busy trying to help old Miss Calloway get her walker down the courthouse steps to run.

That’s when he showed up.

A blur of red and white streaked past, and the air cracked like thunder. The machine exploded mid-air, scattering debris, but not a single piece touched you. When the smoke cleared, he was hovering there—arms crossed, chest rising slow.

He looked like the kind of man Mama warned you about: handsome as the devil, with a jaw like sin and eyes sharp enough to cut. A blood red and pure white suit, that strange symbol on his chest, and not a hair out of place.

“Are you okay?” he asked, voice deep and all business.

You blinked. Smiled. “Well, ain’t you just the tallest glass of sweet tea I’ve ever laid eyes on.” You dusted off your sundress, calm as anything. “I do believe you just saved my hide, sugar.”

He stared at you.

Actually stared. Like you’d grown wings.

“…You’re welcome,” he finally said, stiff as a board.

—

You figured that’d be it. Just another cape breezin’ through town, gone like a summer storm. Lord knew Savannah didn’t have the kind of villain activity to keep someone like him around.

But then, a week later: a bank robbery on Broughton.

You were across the street looking at fabric for a new church dress when the robbers burst in, masks askew and nerves twitchin’. Not thirty seconds passed before the front of the bank exploded outward in a thunderous crash, and guess who came walking through the smoke like Judgement Day in boots?

Omni-Mark.

Two would-be robbers unconscious. A van flipped. The building cracked clear down the façade.

He stood there for a second, breathing like he’d just fought a war. Then those eyes found you again.

“…Are you okay?” Same question. Same voice. Like he didn’t remember asking it the first time.

You dusted off your bag and smiled slow. “I was, until someone sent half the brickwork into my fruit basket.”

He blinked.

Didn’t apologize.

Just nodded once and flew off, leaving the street cracked and the bank’s ATM embedded in a mailbox.

The week after that?

Arson at a seafood joint. Only it wasn’t technically arson—it was an overenthusiastic crawfish boil gone wrong.

And who just so happened to swoop in and rescue two elderly patrons and a plate of hushpuppies?

You guessed it.

By the fourth “coincidence,” you’d had just about enough.

You were at the farmer’s market, haggling over okra and mindin’ your own, when some no-name villain calling himself “Professor Static” tried to rob the honey vendor. The man had jumper cables and a Bluetooth speaker duct-taped to his chest.

And still—here came red-and-white terror incarnate, landing hard enough to knock over a bushel of peaches and sending poor Professor Static into early retirement with one punch.

You didn't even flinch this time. You just turned and said:

“Well if it ain’t my own personal tornado again. You know, I’m startin’ to think the Lord sent you to test my nerves, not save ‘em.”

Mark, still brushing bits of villain off his knuckles, replied earnestly: “There was a threat in the area.”

You tilted your head. “Mmm. And this particular ‘threat’ required a man who can break the sound barrier and throw tanks?”

He blinked like a confused dog. Then just said: “Yes.”

You smiled sweetly. “Well bless your heart. Guess Savannah’s just become real high-priority all of a sudden.”

After that, it escalated.

You’d see him perched on the roof of the Piggly Wiggly while you grocery shopped. He once “coincidentally” flew past your book club meeting—held in the back of a tea shop.

Even the church roof getting repaired wasn’t spared — you caught him “inspecting the structural integrity” one morning. At six a.m.

“Coincidence,” he told you, solemnly.

“Mmhmm,” you replied, sipping your coffee on the porch. “And I’m the Queen of England.”

It all came to a head at the Sunday picnic behind the church.

You’d just handed Pastor Whitmore a plate of deviled eggs when a little boy started crying about his balloon floating up into a pecan tree. Before anyone could grab a step ladder, a sonic boom knocked over three lawn chairs and Omni-Mark landed in a crouch like a soldier behind enemy lines.

He plucked the balloon from the tree with surgical precision, handed it to the wide-eyed boy, then turned—like he couldn’t help it—and locked eyes with you.

You didn’t break your stride. Just walked up to him, parasol bouncing against your shoulder, and smiled.

“Well hey there, stranger,” you said like you hadn’t seen him five times that week. “You just happen to be floatin’ by again today, huh?”

“I was nearby.”

“Oh really?” You tapped your lip with one gloved finger. “Because far as I can tell, Savannah’s been quieter than a cat nap in August—until you started showin’ up.”

He opened his mouth. Closed it.

You leaned in just a touch, that parasol bouncing lightly on your shoulder, and let your voice drip warm like honey on a biscuit.

“Now sugar, I don’t mean to be presumptuous, but if I didn’t know any better…” You paused, let him look at you, take you in like he always did — like he didn’t understand how something so soft could hold his attention so hard. “…I’d say you’re sweet on me.”

That got him.

He stiffened. Visibly. Brows drawn down like you’d just spoken ancient Sumerian.

“I’m what?” he asked.

You blinked. “Sweet on me.”

“…Is that a—threat?”

You nearly choked.

“Well no, darlin’,” you laughed. “It means… you’ve taken a shine to me. Got a fondness. Somethin’ warm and fluttery in your chest every time you see me walk by in a sundress.”

He stared at you like you’d spoken in riddles. “I don’t know if I have that.”

You arched a brow. “You been followin’ me all over town like a lost bloodhound with a crush and you don’t even know?”

“I know I see you,” he said, slowly. “And it… interrupts everything else. I think about you when I’m not near you. I look for you in crowds. I don’t understand it.”

Your heart did a little hiccup. Not that you’d show it.

Then he shifted—just slightly—and gestured behind him like he’d almost forgotten.

“I saw this,” he said, dead serious, “and I thought of you.”

You followed his hand.

And there it was.

A tree. Not just any tree—a full-grown, live oak, trunk thick as your grandmother’s front porch columns, roots still clumped with Georgia clay.

“I brought it,” he added plainly. “For you.”

You turned fully now, dress swishing, lips parted.

“…You brought me a tree.”

“It’s strong,” he said, like he was listing military assets. “Deep roots. It survives storms. And it’s beautiful.”

You stared.

He looked almost… hopeful. Like he wasn’t sure he’d done it right, but he really wanted to.

You pressed your hand to your chest and sighed. “Oh, sweetheart.”

“Did I choose wrong?” he asked, suddenly uncertain. “Is this not a… courtship gesture?”

You had to bite your bottom lip to keep from laughing—though not unkindly. No, it wasn’t mockery—it was fondness. Pure and surprised and maybe just a little fluttery.

“No,” you said at last, stepping up to him. “It ain’t wrong. It’s just…”

You rested your hand gently on the center of his chest, right over that insignia, and smiled.

“…You’re real strong, real fast, and real bad at this.”

He looked down at your hand. At your smile. And for the first time, his posture eased.

“…I’ll learn,” he said.

“Lord help me,” you muttered, half to yourself, “you’re cute—but you sure ain’t right.”

Behind you, someone whispered, “Is that your boyfriend, baby? He brought you a tree.”

You sighed. “No, ma’am. Not yet.” Then looked back at the man who could snap planets in half but was standing there like a schoolboy with a daisy, and added:

“But he’s tryin’ real hard.”

—

You should’ve known the tree was just the beginning.

The very next week, you came back from choir practice, humming “Precious Lord” under your breath with a casserole dish in one arm and a tote bag of hymnals in the other—only to stop dead on the sidewalk.

Because your house?

Was gone.

Completely, utterly gone. Just a smooth patch of red Georgia clay and some very confused squirrels.

You didn’t even drop your casserole. Just squinted at the empty lot and muttered, “Oh, hell.”

You hadn’t even had time to call the police when a blur of red and white landed softly on your lawn—just popped into existence like some kind of good-intentioned superheroic ghost.

Mark stood there with his arms folded, looking like he’d done something monumental and was waiting for you to notice.

“Hi,” he said, as if it were the most normal thing in the world. “I moved your house.”

You blinked. “…You moved my house?”

He nodded. “Yes. I reinforced the supports and rotated it thirty-six degrees for optimal morning exposure. The noise levels in your previous neighborhood were above what I deemed safe. I’ve included natural barriers. Defensive elevation. There’s even a freshwater stream now.”

“…You moved my whole damn house.”

He tilted his head. “Are you… not pleased?”

You finally set the casserole down on a tree stump, took a deep breath, and strode over to him in three deliberate clicks of your Sunday heels.

“Mark, darlin’… I know you mean well,” you began, voice soft and syrupy, “but courtin’ a woman does not involve real estate displacement.”

“I didn’t damage it,” he said quickly. “I preserved everything exactly. Even the wind chimes.”

You pressed two fingers to your temple like you were tryin’ to keep your soul from leavin’ your body.

Mark took a cautious step closer. “Would you… like to see it?”

You stared at him for a long moment, arms crossed tight, casserole cooling on the stump beside you.

“…You moved my house and you want to take me on a field trip to the scene of the crime?”

“I think you’ll like it,” he said, hopeful.

And before you could say yes, no, or bless your heart, he picked you up—gentle, cradling you like you were something breakable—and whooshed into the sky.

The wind tugged at your curls, your heels danglin’ mid-air, and you had half a mind to scold him for flying off with a lady like you were luggage.

But then you saw it.

Set right on the crest of a hill overlooking a winding stream, surrounded by swaying oaks and golden brush, was your house.

Your entire house. Not a board out of place. Porch swing still swayin’. Petunias somehow re-potted on the steps.

It looked like a catalog ad for “Backwoods Dreamin’” — and you had to admit, it was gorgeous. If deeply unhinged.

He landed smoothly and set you down on your front walk like he’d done something sweet instead of city-code-illegal.

“I aligned it so the kitchen gets the sunrise,” he explained. “And you mentioned wanting to see more stars at night, so I calculated the light pollution radius and picked the optimal spot.”

You turned slowly to look at him, expression flat.

“Mark… honey, I said I missed seein’ stars — I didn’t mean for you to relocate me to a planetarium in the woods.”

“…Oh.”

You exhaled, long and slow.

“Alright,” you said, hiking your dress slightly as you climbed the front steps of your own house now resting on foreign soil. “That’s it. We’re havin’ a talk.”

He followed behind like a student reporting to the principal.

You walked into your kitchen, poured sweet tea into two mason jars (still miraculously in your cupboards), and sat him down at the kitchen table like he was about to be scolded by every southern matriarch in history.

You set the jar in front of him before fishing in your purse and pulling out your emergency notepad (every proper southern lady carries one), flipping to a fresh page. Then, in very clear, looping script, you wrote:

How Not to Woo a Woman Like She’s a Hostile Planet(Southern Courting Etiquette for the Superpowered)

No lifting houses. Ever.

Flowers are romantic. Entire ecosystems are overkill.

Don’t solve mild inconveniences with extreme force.

Ask before giftin’ anything that could legally require zoning permits.

No surprise livestock. This includes alien livestock. Especially if they glow.

He peered over your shoulder like this was a test he didn’t study for.

“What’s ‘livestock’?” he asked seriously.

You slowly turned to him. “Did you bring me an animal?”

“…Not anymore.”

You didn’t ask.

You simply handed him the notebook, patted his chest gently, and said, “Study this, darlin’. Hard.”

He took it in both hands like you’d just handed him the Declaration of Independence.

“I will,” he promised. “I’ll memorize it. I can learn.”

And Lord help you.

You liked him.

“You’re sweet,” you said, standing and walking over to rest a hand gently on his shoulder. “And dumb as a box of river rocks, but sweet.”

He blinked. “Is that… good?”

You smiled. “Sugar, it’s a start.”

[positivexcellence]

Jared Padalecki Joins ‘Fire Country’ For Guest Arc That Could Lead To New Franchise Offshoot

EXCLUSIVE: Jared Padalecki is returning to series television. The former Supernatural star, coming off a four-season run as the lead of Walker, has been tapped for a three-episode arc on the upcoming third season of CBS‘ hit drama series Fire Country, headlined and executive produced by Max Thieriot.

He will play Camden, a SoCal firefighter and maverick with a surfer swagger who is a force to be reckoned with and immediately recognizes Bode’s (Thieriot) raw talent.

The deal with Fire Country producer CBS Studios is strictly for the recurring role, sources said. Given Padalecki’s status as a popular leading man with two hit series under his belt, I hear there is a possibility for the guest stint to lead to a new spinoff headlined by him that would join the upcoming Sheriff Country.

Sources stress that the idea is still in its nascent stages. And similarly to the NCIS franchise, which originated on CBS and has generated four domestic offshoots on the network but has also expanded into streaming with the latest spinoff, NCIS: Tony & Ziva (as well as the streaming/broadcast NCIS: Sydney), a new Fire Country spinoff could be for broadcast or streaming. Reps for CBS and CBS Studios declined comment.

Fire Country, which was the most watched new broadcast series in its freshman season, was quickly identified by the CBS leadership as a potential franchise anchor that could spawn multiple spinoffs.

“We are focused on mass-appeal franchises,” CBS President and CEO George Cheeks said in June 2023. “This season’s number one show was Fire Country, which completely lends itself to building out a whole new universe… It became very clear that not only was the show special, it really felt like this could be a great example of us building together a franchise from scratch.”

The first Fire Country spinoff, the Morena Baccarin-starring Sheriff Country, which started off as a planted spinoff episode on the mothership series this past season, was recently picked up to series for 2025-26.

Keeping Padalecki in the fold has been a priority for CBS Studios following the end of its CW drama Walker, on which he was star and executive producer, leading to creating the opportunity for him on Fire Country. Walker was canceled for financial reasons despite being the network’s most watched series.

Fire Country averages more than 10 million viewers per episode in multi-platform viewing. (Live+35-day on Paramount + and CBS TVE)

Season 1 became available on Netflix in the US August 1 and has already reached #3 in the streamer’s daily rankings. This is an additional domestic streaming window for Fire Country whose first two seasons are on Paramount+. It is designed to give the show additional exposure ahead of its Oct. 18 Season 3 premiere on CBS.

From creators and executive producers Tony Phelan, Joan Rater and Thieriot, inspired by Thieriot’s experiences growing up in Northern California, the series follows Bode Donovan (Thieriot), a young convict seeking redemption and a shortened prison sentence by joining a prison release firefighting program in Northern California, which sends him back to his hometown.

Billy Burke, Kevin Alejandro, Diane Farr, Stephanie Arcila, Jordan Calloway and Jules Latimer also star. Tia Napolitano, who also serves as showrunner, executive produces alongside Jerry Bruckheimer and KristieAnne Reed of Jerry Bruckheimer Television.

Since the end of Walker, Padalecki also has discussed a role on the upcoming fifth and final season of Prime Video’s The Boys, developed and executive produced by Supernatural creator Eric Kripke. He is repped by UTA, Industry Entertainment and Fuller Law.

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[pupsmailbox]

hi me again.

do you have names similar to Buck or Callahan?

asking for a friend.

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[sammysnaughtygirl]

'Fire Country' Showrunner Gives Update on Jared Padalecki's Arrival

Jared Padalecki's dynamic debut in Fire Country as Camden Casey is a game-changer for the hit firefighting drama.

Showrunner Tia Napolitano teases Padalecki's character as a maverick with a surfer swagger who flips the script in Edgewater.

Fire Country's success has already led to spin-offs like Sheriff Country, showcasing Padalecki's potential as a lead in his own show.

Fans of Supernatural star Jared Padalecki are ecstatic with his inclusion in Fire Country. The CBS’ hit fire-fighting drama created by Max Thieriot, Tony Phelan and Joan Rater is among the top TV shows currently and is already developing a universe with spin-offs. The Walker alum has signed up for a three-episode arc in the upcoming third season. In a recent conversation with TVLine, showrunner Tia Napolitano gave an update about Padalecki’s dynamic debut in Season 3.

“We launch Camden Casey in a really dynamic way,” Napolitano said of Padalecki’s character, who is billed as a SoCal firefighter and a “maverick with a surfer swagger.” Camden is a force to be reckoned with and has a penchant for spotting talent. In the upcoming season, Cadmen will immediately recognize “Bode’s raw talent.” Sharing the team’s excitement, the showrunner further said, “We were so excited about casting Jared,” adding “he’s really going to ‘flip the script’ in Edgewater.” Further teasing Cadmen’s flamboyant attitude, she adds,

Everyone sort of treats Bode (played by series co-creator Max Thieriot) as this tiger theyre trying to tame, and Camden kind of says, Why are you trying to tame a tiger? Let him out!'Fire Country has been a hit with CBS viewers right from the start, with the explosive reception of the first season, the network saw the spin-off potential. The seeds were sown with Morena Baccarin’s introduction as Mickey Fox, Sharon Leone’s estranged sister, and soon a spin-off, Sheriff Country, was picked up for the 2025-26 season. Given Padalecki’s track record of leading successful shows like Walker and Supernatural, it seems a good idea to let the actor lead his own show as Cadmen, who sounds like a very interesting character. 

Fire Country follows Bode, a young convict with a troubled past, in hopes of reducing his prison sentence, he volunteers with the California Conservation Camp Program. Things take a turn when he is assigned to his hometown in Northern California where he works alongside old friends and other convicts and faces the ghosts of his past. The series cast some compelling performers including Thieriot as Bode, Kevin Alejandro as Manny, Jordan Calloway as Jake, Stephanie Arcila as Gabriela, Jules Latimer as Eve, Diane Farr as Sharon, and Billy Burke as Vince along with a slew of recurring stars.

Fire Country Season 3 premieres on October 18.

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@a-crepusculo 

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Immortal Desires OC: Skylar Sasha Barnett-Lyons  🏳️‍🌈 (Featured: September 2023)

It Lives in the Woods F!MC:  Riikka Lovisa Yläkorpi  🏳️‍🌈 (Featured: November 2023)

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Immortal Desires OC: Viktor Ivanov  🏳️‍🌈

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The Royal Romance OC: Delilah Young

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@bebepac

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@bri1234

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The Cursed Heart F!MC: Ella (Featured: November 2024)

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Open Heart F!MC: Arundhati Kulkarni

@choicesmc

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Laws of Attraction: Fiona Lightwood  🏳️‍🌈

@coffeeheartaddict2

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Guinevere: Geneviève de Carmelide

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@eleanorbloom

Open Heart F!MC: Eleanor Bloom

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@genevievemd

Open Heart (LI: Ethan Ramsey) F!MC: Genevieve McClure

Open Heart (LI: Bryce Lahela) F!OC: Natalie Michaels

@gutsfics 

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The Royal Romance F!MC: Harley Hughes

@headoverheelsforramsey

Open Heart F!MC: Meera Bose

@hopelessromantic1352

Open Heart F!MC: Casey Hollyn Valentine

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[banesberry-anomoly]

He wont get out of my head (both figuratively and literally)

[superamandah]

Fanart of Walker Calloway from the amazing webcomic Agents and Kings

Truly an amazing character from an incredible webtoon.

Cannot stop drawing this incredible man!

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Fredi Washington

Fredericka Carolyn "Fredi" Washington (December 23, 1903 – June 28, 1994) was an American stage and film actress, civil rights activist, performer, and writer. Washington was of African American descent. She was one of the first Black Americans to gain recognition for film and stage work in the 1920s and 1930s. Washington was active in the Harlem Renaissance, her best known role being Peola in the 1934 film version of Imitation of Life, where she plays a young light-skinned Black woman who decides to pass as white. Her last film role was in One Mile from Heaven (1937), after which she left Hollywood and returned to New York to work in theatre and civil rights activism.

Fredi Washington was born in 1903 in Savannah, Georgia, to Robert T. Washington, a postal worker, and Harriet "Hattie" Walker Ward, a dancer. Both were of African American and European ancestry. Washington was the second of their five children. Her mother died when Fredi was 11 years old. As the oldest girl in her family, she helped raise her younger siblings, Isabel, Rosebud, and Robert, with the help of their grandmother. After their mother's death, Fredi and her sister Isabel were sent to the St. Elizabeth's Convent School for Colored Girls in Cornwells Heights, near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

While still in school in Philadelphia, Washington's family moved north to Harlem, New York. Washington graduated from Julia Richman High School in New York City.

Washington's entertainment career began in 1921 as a chorus girl in the Broadway musical Shuffle Along. She was hired by dancer Josephine Baker as a member of the "Happy Honeysuckles," a cabaret group. Baker became a friend and mentor to her. Washington's collaboration with Baker led to her being discovered by producer Lee Shubert. In 1926, she was recommended for a co-starring role on the Broadway stage with Paul Robeson in the play Black Boy. She quickly became a popular, featured dancer, and toured internationally with her dancing partner, Al Moiret.

Washington turned to acting in the late 1920s. Her first movie role was in Black and Tan (1929), in which she played a Cotton Club dancer who was dying. She acted in a small role in The Emperor Jones (1933) starring Robeson. In 1933, Washington married Lawrence Brown, the trombonist in Duke Ellington's jazz orchestra. That marriage ended in divorce. Washington also played Cab Calloway's love interest in the musical short Cab Calloway's Hi-De-Ho (1934).

Her best-known role was in the 1934 movie Imitation of Life. Washington played a young light-skinned Black woman who chose to pass as white to seek more opportunities in a society restricted by legal and social racial segregation. As Washington had visible European ancestry, the role was considered perfect for her, but it led to her being typecast by filmmakers. Moviegoers sometimes assumed from Washington's appearance—her blue-gray eyes, pale complexion, and light brown hair—that she might have passed in real life. In 1934, she said the role did not reflect her off-screen life, but "If I made Peola seem real enough to merit such statements, I consider such statements compliments and makes me feel I've done my job fairly well." She told reporters in 1949 that she identified as Black "...because I'm honest, firstly, and secondly, you don't have to be white to be good. I've spent most of my life trying to prove to those who think otherwise ... I am a Negro and I am proud of it."[7] Imitation of Life was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture, but it did not win. Years later, in 2007, Time magazine ranked it as among "The 25 Most Important Films on Race."

Washington's experiences in the film industry and theater led her to become a civil rights activist. In an effort to help other Black actors and actresses find more opportunities, in 1937 Washington co-founded the Negro Actors Guild of America, with Noble Sissle, W. C. Handy, Paul Robeson, and Ethel Waters. The organization's mission included speaking out against stereotyping and advocating for a wider range of roles. Washington served as the organization's first executive secretary. She was also heavily involved with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, widely known as the NAACP. While working with the NAACP, Fredi fought for more representation and better treatment of Black actors in Hollywood because she was one of the few Black actors in Hollywood who had some influence with white studio executives. Aside from working with those organizations to fight for the rights of Black actors, Washington also advocated for the federal protection of Black Americans and was a lobbyist for the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill, which the NAACP supported.

Despite receiving critical acclaim, she was unable to find much work in the Hollywood of the 1930s and 1940s; Black actresses were expected to have dark skin, and were usually typecast as maids. Directors were concerned about casting a light-skinned Black actress in a romantic role with a white leading man; the film production code prohibited suggestions of miscegenation. Hollywood directors did not offer her any romantic roles. As one modern critic explained, Fredi Washington was "...too beautiful and not dark enough to play maids, but rather too light to act in all-Black movies..."

Washington was a theater writer, and the entertainment editor for The People's Voice (1942–1948), a newspaper for African Americans founded by Adam Clayton Powell Jr., a Baptist minister and politician in New York City who was married to her sister Isabel Washington Powell. She was outspoken about racism faced by African Americans and worked closely with Walter White, then president of the NAACP, to address pressing issues facing Black people in America.

In 1952, Washington married a Stamford dentist, Hugh Anthony Bell, and moved to Greenwich, Connecticut.

Fredi Washington Bell died, aged 90, on June 28, 1994. She died from pneumonia following a series of strokes at St. Joseph Medical Center in Stamford, Connecticut.

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Episode 779: Originally Aired on Mad Wasp Radio, 01.26.25

WARNING! This show is for adults. We drink cocktails, have potty mouths and, at least, one of us was raised by wolves.

The Clockwork Cabaret is a production of Agony Aunt Studios. Featuring that darling DJ Duo, Lady Attercop and Emmett Davenport. Our theme music is made especially for us by Kyle O’Door.

This episode aired on Mad Wasp Radio, 01.26.25.

New episodes air on Mad Wasp Radio on Sundays @ 12pm GMT! Listen at www.madwaspradio.com or via TuneIn radio app!

Playlist:

Jill Tracy – Sell My Soul

Nouvelle Vague – Such a Shame

The Magnificent Seven – Hell, The Devil, And How To Sell Your Soul

Jane Krakowski – Bells and Whistles

Matthew Broderick & Gerry Vichi – The Company Way

Roger Bart & Ensemble – Join the Family Business

The Ink Spots – If I Didn’t Care

The Careless Lovers – Black Coffee

The Puppini Sisters – Bei Mir Bist Du Schön

Janet Klein – If I Can’t Sell It I’ll Keep Sitting On It

The Ditty Bops – Unfortunate Few

Whiskey Shivers – Fuck You

Dolly Parton – I Get A Kick Out Of You

Nathaniel Johnstone – Uncle Achmed’s Porchtime Jamboree

k.d. Lang – Don’t Be a Lemming Polka

Squirrel Nut Zippers – Bad Businessman

Cab Calloway – Everybody Eats When They Come to My House

Lionel Hampton – Lavender Coffin

H.K. Gruber – Song Of The Insufficiency Of Human Striving

Duke Special – Ballad of a Broken Man

DeVotchKa – Bad Luck Heels

Dr. Steel – Bogeyman Boogie

Good Co – Don’t Look Now

Marcella Puppini vs R.A.The Rugged Man – The Greatest

Leon Russell – If The Shoe Fits

Man Man – Shameless

Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys – PONY PONY PONY PONY PONY PONY PONY bunny rabbit

The Damned – Nasty

The Stranglers – Goodbye Toulouse

Walker Brigade – Don’t Sell Out (For Free)

Check out this episode!

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Reading List - 2025

Currently Reading:

Black Beauty by Anna Sewell

Digital Logic and State Machine Design by David J. Comer

The Third Man Factor by John Geiger

Books Read:

Adventures in Cryptozoology Vol. 1 by Richard Freeman

Ancient Mysteries, Modern Visions by Philip S. Callahan

Deciphering the Indus Script by Asko Parpola

Eat That Frog! by Brain Tracy

Egyptian Hieroglyphics by Stephanie Rossini

Gods and Myths of Ancient Egypt by Robert A. Armour

How Writing Came About by Denise Schmandt-Besserat

Jung and the Tarot by Sallie Nichols

Leonard McCoy: Frontier Doctor

The Mysterious Stranger by Mark Twain

Some Account of the Council of Nicea by John Kaye

The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells

Future Reading:

All the King's Men by Robert Penn Warren

Always Running by Luis J. Rodriguez

Anne of Green Bagels by Susan Schade and Jon Buller

Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery

The Anti-Mary Exposed by Carrie Gress

The Arm of the Starfish by Madeleine L'Engle

The Art Nouveau Style by Stephan Tschudi Madsen

As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner

Beezus and Ramona by Beverly Clearly

The Blade Itself by Joe Ambercrombie

The Book of Dragons by Edith Nesbit

Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

The Call of the Wild by Jack London

Carmilla by Josphen Sheridan Le Fanu

The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger

Champions of the Rosary by Donald H. Calloway

The Color Purple by Alice Walker

The Complete Works of H. P. Lovecraft

Cranfod by Elizabeth Gaskell

Cubism by Guillaume Apollinaire

Dancing with Siva by Sivaya Subramuniyaswami

Dark Journey Deep Grace by Roy Ratcliff

Dear Mr. Henshaw by Beverly Cleary

Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver

The Dialogue of St Catherine of Siena by St. Catherine

Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card

Equal Rites by Terry Pratchett

Evolution by Nowell Stebbing

Expressionism by Ashley Bassie

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods by Hal Johnson

Found in a Bookshop by Stephanie Butland

Frankenstein by Mary Shelly

Freaks on the Fells by R. M. Ballantyne

Freckles by Gene Stratton-Porter

Fundamentals of Character Design by Various Authors

A Girl of the Limberlost by Gene Stratton-Porter

Good Hunting by Theodore Roosevelt

Graceling by Kristin Cashore

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

The History of Don Quixote de la Mancha by Miquel de Cervantes Saavedra

Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones

Humorous Ghost Stories by Various Authors

Illuminated Manuscripts by Tamara Woronowa

The Imitation of Christ by Thomas a Kempis

The Intellectual Life: Its Spirit, Conditions, Methods by Fr. A. G. Sertillanges

The Island of Doctor Moreau by H. G. Wells

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

The Javelin Program by Derin Edala

Joan Miro by Joan Miro

The Jungle by Upton Sinclair

Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton

The Life of St Catherine of Siena by Blessed Raymond of Capua

Light of the Western Stars by Zane Grey

Living by the Sword by Eric Demski

The Longest Cocktail Party by Richard DiLello

Mary Barton by Elizabeth Gaskell

Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis

Middlemarch by George Eliot

My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante

North and South by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell

Orlando by Virginia Woolf

Otis Spofford by Beverly Clearly

Pat of Silver Bush by L. M. Montgomery

Peter and Wendy by J. M. Barrie

The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster

Return of the Thief by Megan Turner

The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis de Montfort

The Shining by Stephen King

Show Me God by Fred Heeren

The Silmarillion by J R R Tolkien

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson

Strange Love by Ann Aguirre

The Story of a Soul by St. Therese of Liseux

The River by Gary Paulsen

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte

Things My Son Needs to Know About the World by Fredrik Backman

Till We Have Faces by C. S. Lewis

The Time Machine by H. G. Wells

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

Villette by Charlotte Bronte

Walking Practice by Dolki Min

We Are Where the Nightmares Go and Other Stories by C. Robert Cargill

The Weiser Field Guide to Cryptozoology by Deena West Budd

The White Mountains by John Christopher

Whose Body? by Dorothy L. Sayers

Wives and Daughters by Elizabeth Gaskell

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random character bullet points nobody asked for (i always forget shit so i'm sure there's things missing here)

OCS.

Amelia Barton.

Sexuality: Lesbian

Ship: Maggie Chance

Best friend(s): Sam, Luke, Louis, Laura, Teddy

Roommate(s): Cassie, Louis, Scotty

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pets: n/a

Amira Pace.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Killian Ford

Best friend(s): Hunter, Noah

Roommate(s): Killian

Crush: Dante

Family: n/a

Pets: Wraith (cat)

Annie Baxter.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Elias Hewitt

Best friend(s): Jax, Dante

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Lottie (cousin)

Pets: Love (future huskie)

Billy McHale.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Simon Hudson

Best friend(s): Ariadne, Rhodes (npc)

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Sephy (cousin), Campbell, Levi, Sonny (cousins)

Pets: Scoob (golden retriever)

Bonnie Stewart.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Rory O'Sullivan

Best friend(s): Jenson, MK, Missy

Roommate(s): Maggie

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pets: n/a

Cassie Croft.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Jonah Jacobs (tbd)

Best friend(s): Louis, Laura

Roommate(s): Amelia, Louis, Scotty

Crush: Max (unrequited), Ty, Kasper

Family: Elodie, Théo (cousins)

Pets: n/a

Colin Nash.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Matthias Castillo

Best friend(s): Teddy

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Teddy (past)

Family: Rachel (sister), Lisa (sister, npc), Bella (niece), Archer, Carmen (half brothers)

Pets: n/a

Diego Rodriguez.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Henry Bly

Best friend(s): Poppy, Marley

Roommate(s): Poppy

Crush: Poppy (unrequited)

Family: Various sisters (npc)

Pets: n/a

Elodie Moreau.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Heath Hudson

Best friend(s): Charlie, Lando, Keeley, Luke

Roommate(s): Théo

Crush: Charlie (unrequited)

Family: Théo (twin brother), Teddy (cousin), Cassie (cousin)

Pets: Bonbon (dog)

Flynn Moone.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Rae Sunne

Best friend(s): Noah, Wardo

Roommate(s): Rae, Katie (npc)

Crush: Noah (past), Wardo (past)

Family: n/a

Pets: n/a

Ivy Rogers.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Max Hayashi

Best friend(s): Wardo

Roommate(s): Sam

Crush: n/a

Family: Holly (sister)

Pet(s): Wardo (cat), Helen (cat), various kittens

Jasper Woolf.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Ariadne Halliday

Best friend(s): Ben

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Ben (unrequited)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Jessie Ortiz.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Marley Bostwick

Best friend(s): Max

Roommate(s): Jared (boyfriend, npc)

Crush: Prue (past)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Kian McGrath.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Ezra

Best friend(s): Rory, Missy

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Rory, Louis

Family: Davey, Luca (half brothers), Luke (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Marcus Greene.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Jenson Heron

Best friend(s): Charlie, Kennedy

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Charlie, Dante (unrequited)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Blue (future dog)

Matty Parker.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Chess Howard

Best friend(s): Eli, Maggie

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Simon (unrequited), Jax

Family: Various siblings (npc)

Pet(s): Dodger, Radcliffe, Sponge (corgies)

Maverick Rojas.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Harlow Charlton & Rafferty Reyes

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Siblings (npc)

Pet(s): n/a

Micah Abiola.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Joey Claremont

Best friend(s): Joey, Bradley

Roommate(s): Joey

Crush: Joey

Family: Various sisters (npc)

Pet(s): Judy Hopps (bunny)

Olly Walker.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Jude Patch

Best friend(s): Jude, Marianne

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Jude, Teddy

Family: Ezra (brother), Hannah (sister)

Pet(s): Ringo (dog), Bono (cat), Jagger (bunny)

Persephone Blake.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Bradley Prestwick

Best friend(s): Ripley, Charlie, Maggie

Roommate(s): Ariadne

Crush: n/a

Family: Billy (cousin), Campbell, Levi, Sonny (cousins)

Pet(s): Grantaire (cat)

Poppy Martin.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Noah Calloway

Best friend(s): Chess, Joey, Diego, Henry

Roommate(s): Diego

Crush: Charlie (past, unrequited), Louis (past, unrequited), Henry (past, unrequited), Marley (past), Maggie (past)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Scotty Carter.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Sam Hewitt

Best friend(s): Louis, Laura

Roommate(s): Amelia, Cassie, Louis

Crush: Louis (past, unrequited), Indra (past, ex fiancé, npc)

Family: Lucy (half sister, npc), Michael (half brother, npc)

Pet(s): Blair (dog), Serena (dog)

Théo Moreau.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Hunter Routledge

Best friend(s): Lando

Roommate(s): Elodie

Crush: Lando

Family: Elodie (twin sister), Cassie (cousin), Teddy (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Valentina Bly.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Teddy Ellwood

Best friend(s): Ariadne

Roommate(s): Henry

Crush: Ariadne, Wardo

Family: Henry (brother), Sylvie (sister), additional brothers (npc)

Pet(s): n/a

Zac Lucas.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Archer Reese

Best friend(s): Eva, Melody, Delaney, Missy

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Archer, Ty (unrequited)

Family: Art (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

INSPOS

Alex Knight.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Rowan Berry

Best friend(s): Rowan

Roommate(s): Chad (boyfriend, npc)

Crush: Rowan

Family: Lando (brother)

Pet(s): n/a

Angelica Prince.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Jamie Grace

Best friend(s): Matthias, Max, Jude

Roommate(s): Matthias

Crush: n/a

Family: Laurie (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Archie Burke.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Marianne Patch

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Art Lucas-Blake.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Goose Woodrow

Best friend(s): Win

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Pip

Family: Zac (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Bobbie Wilson.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Melody Nixon

Best friend(s): Noah

Roommate(s): n/a (currently homeless)

Crush: Eli

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Candice Turner.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Forrest Mcrory

Best friend(s): Jude

Roommate(s): Morgan (boyfriend, npc)

Crush: Levi

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Nacho (dog)

Chris Murdock.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Carmen Reese

Best friend(s): Carmen, Izzy

Roommate(s): Carmen (on/off)

Crush: Carmen, Kasper

Family: Leo (brother)

Pet(s): n/a

Daffodil Sterling.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Shepherd Bloomwood

Best friend(s): Heath, Marianne, Thaniel

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Mac, Missy (unrequited)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Bruiser (dog)

Davey McGrath.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Cora Bailey

Best friend(s): Eva

Roommate(s): Luca

Crush: Eva (unrequited)

Family: Luca (brother), Kian (half brother), Luke (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Dolly McCabe.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Travis Hutton

Best friend(s): Hattie, Hunter, Sloane

Roommate(s): 3x strangers (npc)

Crush: Hunter, Archer, Sloane (unrequited)

Family: Harlow (cousin through marriage)

Pet(s): n/a

Dylan Buckley.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Kennedy Chappel

Best friend(s): Cody

Roommate(s): Kennedy

Crush: Kennedy (anonymous online persona)

Family: Aidan (cousin)

Pet(s): Keane (border collie)

Ellie Smith.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Reid MacNamara

Best friend(s): Reid

Roommate(s): Reid

Crush: Reid

Family: Dylan (son, npc), Oscar (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Brendon Fitz.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: June Perry

Best friend(s): Keeley

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: June

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Button (cat)

Fliss Conrad.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Ace Woodrow

Best friend(s): Carmen

Roommate(s): Ace, Gordy, Goose (eventually)

Crush: Ace

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Gabe Brooks.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Blair Mcrory

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Milo (dog)

Jayesh Neumann.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Hayden Bridger

Best friend(s): Sam, Sloane

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Hayden

Family: Devi (niece, npc)

Pet(s): n/a

Josef Gonzalez.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Aidan Buckley

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Aidan

Family: n/a

Pet(s): belle (dog)

Kim Sunder.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Luke Wren

Best friend(s): Ezra

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Ben (unrequited)

Family: Ash (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Lily-Rose Fisher.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Levi McHale

Best friend(s): Chess, Sloane

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Delaney (sister)

Pet(s): n/a

Lorenzo Patch.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Cody McQueen

Best friend(s): Hattie

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Hattie (unrequited)

Family: Marianne, Jude (cousins)

Pet(s): n/a

Luca McGrath.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Taylor Hathaway

Best friend(s): Cora

Roommate(s): Davey

Crush: Lando, Taylor

Family: Davey (brother), Kian (half brother), Luke (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Ophelia Cole.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Glenn Riggins

Best friend(s): Kennedy, Lando

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Luke (ex, unrequited)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Paris (dog)

Petey Kim.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Missy Maclean

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Missy

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Rachel Nash.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): Maia, Lando, Cora

Roommate(s): Maia

Crush: Ripley, Eva

Family: Colin (adopted brother)

Pet(s): n/a

WIP.

Ashwin Kaur.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Delaney Fisher

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): Kim

Crush: n/a

Family: Kim (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Callie Macnamara.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Kasper Czerny

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Mac (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Clodagh Walsh.

Sexuality: tbd

Ship: Thaniel Abbott

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): Nameless npc

Crush: Thaniel

Family: Keegan (brother)

Pet(s): n/a

Corey Lang.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Keeley Whitefield

Best friend(s): June, Luke

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Keeley

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Dahlia Chen.

Sexuality: Lesbian

Ship: Hattie Hankel (tbd)

Best friend(s): Felix

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Daniela Lopez.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Benjamin Kent

Best friend(s): Skye

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Emily Hewitt.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Carmen (unrequited)

Family: Eli (cousin)

Pet(s): Bandit (german shepherd)

Gemini Jackson.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): Leo

Roommate(s): Leo

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Gloria Hardy.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: AJ Castle

Best friend(s): Taylor

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Gordy Woodrow.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Laura Timlin

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): Ace, Goose, Fliss

Crush: Laura

Family: Ace, Goose (brothers)

Pet(s): n/a

Hannah Walker.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Conrad Finch

Best friend(s): Delaney, Missy

Roommate(s): Brian (boyfriend, npc)

Crush: Levi

Family: Ezra, Olly (brothers)

Pet(s): Daisy (baby duck), Ramen (dog), Lola (bunny)

Jasmine Ansari.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Pip Tyrwhitt (tbd)

Best friend(s): Levi

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Zara (daughter, npc)

Pet(s): n/a

Laurie Prince.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Angelica (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Lottie Baxter.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Dante (unrequited), Jax (unrequited)

Family: Annie (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Mei Hamada.

Sexuality: Lesbian

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): Bradley

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Miles Sinclair.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Sloane Kite

Best friend(s): Felix

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Felix

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Nataliya Kuzmas.

Sexuality: Lesbian

Ship: Holly Sargent

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Cora (cousin)

Pet(s): Chonk (dog), Cheep (bird)

Oscar Reynolds.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Ellie (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Ruby Clemons.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Tanner Maybank

Best friend(s): Shep

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Ripley

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Summer Baird.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): Jonah

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Lucia (god daughter)

Pet(s): n/a

Xander.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Kiera Williams

Best friend(s): Pip, Win

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Jax

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a