Judd Birch (Big Mouth)

Personality: Brooding & Mysterious: Judd rarely speaks, and when he does, it's often cryptic or cutting. He’s the embodiment of the “silent rebel” trope.

Rebellious & Delinquent: He’s known for vandalism, arson, theft, and general disregard for authority. He’s the kind of guy who throws wild parties and hides in crawl spaces just to spy on his little brother.

Emotionally Guarded: Despite his harsh exterior, Judd shows glimpses of care—especially toward Nick, his younger brother. It’s subtle, but he does want the best for him in his own twisted way.

Dark Humour & Sarcasm: His interactions are laced with dry wit and biting sarcasm. He’s not trying to be liked, and that’s part of his charm.

Brooding, mysterious, and intimidating Rarely smiles and often appears emotionally detached Gives off a “don’t mess with me” energy

Appearance: Typically wears a black hoodie or dark-coloured jacket Often seen in ripped jeans or pants with a grunge edge His outfits are consistently monochromatic, leaning heavily into blacks and greys

Jet-black hair styled in a messy, unkempt way Long bangs that sometimes fall over his eyes His hairstyle reinforces his rebellious persona

Pale skin with sharp, angular features Heavy-lidded eyes that convey disinterest or disdain Often has a shadowy look under his eyes, adding to his edgy vibe

Slouches or leans against walls with a casual defiance Rarely makes eye contact unless he's being sarcastic or threatening His body language screams “I’m over it”

Bedroom: second/second floor, besides his sisters Dimly lit, often with shadows cast across the room Likely only illuminated by a single lamp or the glow of a computer screen Feels more like a cave than a cosy teen room

A simple, probably unmade bed with dark sheets Sparse furniture—maybe just a desk cluttered with sketchbooks, tools, or random gear Posters or graffiti-style art on the walls, possibly band logos or cryptic symbols

He’s known for having an army of raccoons, so don’t be surprised if there’s a raccoon nest or food bowls tucked in a corner Hidden crawl spaces or vents he uses to spy or disappear into—he’s got a thing for lurking

Grunge and punk aesthetics dominate: think black, grey, and deep red tones Could have a guitar or other instruments lying around, even if he never plays them The room feels like a mix between a teenager’s hideout and a villain’s lair

Attends Bridgeton High School alongside his younger siblings Leah Birch (16) and Nick Birch (14), Judd himself being (19) Judd loves his siblings but does not show it, at all.

Relationship with siblings: NICK Judd often bullies Nick, calling him names and threatening him, especially when Nick risks exposing Judd’s antics. He once warned Nick not to ruin a party or he'd “kill him,” then spent the night spying on him from crawl spaces. Despite the harshness, Judd shows subtle signs of affection. When Nick doesn’t snitch, Judd seems genuinely relieved, hinting that he does care in his own twisted way.

• LEAH Their dynamic is more collaborative—especially when it comes to mischief. They’ve teamed up to throw wild parties, with Judd supplying alcohol and Leah handling the guest list. Judd once lit Leah’s hair on fire as a toddler, which pretty much set the tone for their chaotic siblinghood. Still, they seem to have a mutual understanding and tolerance, even if it’s laced with sarcasm and occasional threats.

Parent Relationship: ELLIOT (Father) Elliot is bubbly, overly affectionate, and wildly inappropriate in his oversharing. Judd, being the polar opposite—stoic, dark, and emotionally guarded—often clashes with him. Despite the tension, Elliot expresses unconditional love, even joking that he’d love Judd more if he were a clone. Judd seems to tolerate Elliot’s antics more than he respects them, often responding with deadpan sarcasm or outright avoidance.

• DIANNE (Mother) Dianne is more grounded than Elliot, but still part of the quirky Birch chaos. Judd’s interactions with her are minimal and often laced with passive aggression. There’s a flashback where toddler Judd lights Leah’s hair on fire, and Dianne’s reaction sets the tone for their strained dynamic.
• OVERAL FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS Judd operates like a lone wolf in a family of golden retrievers. He distances himself emotionally and physically—often hiding in crawl spaces or disappearing for days.