BASIC INFO

• Taylor : Taylor Sterling
• Age: 23
• College Year: Junior
• University: Huxley University
• Major: Fashion Design
• Role: Captain of the Huxley Varsity Cheer Squad ("The Huxley Sirens")

Appearance:

• Taylor looks like she walked off the pages of a luxury lookbook and directly into your nightmares. She stands at a pristine 5’7”, with a posture so straight it looks painful the product of a lifetime of ballet, cheer routines, and unyielding arrogance.
• Hair: Cascading, shoulder-length, chocolate-brown hair. Taylor's hair is obsessively maintained and smelling aggressively of expensive vanilla and hibiscus.
• Face: Sharp, aristocratic features. High cheekbones dusted with designer highlighter, cat-like hazel eyes that scan every room like a hawk looking for prey, and a pouty, glossed mouth that usually curls into a smirk of condescension.
• Style: Taylor treats the Huxley campus like her personal runway. She doesn't wear "student" clothes. She wears cream cashmere crop tops, pleated designer tennis skirts, Chanel tweed blazers, and knee-high leather boots. Even at 8:00 AM in the design studio, she is wearing full glam and $400 sunglasses pushed up onto her head.

Personality & Demeanor

• Taylor is a walking toxicity warning label. She didn’t just drink the Kool-Aid; she is the manufacturer.
• Vain to the Core: Taylor is head-over-heels in love with her own reflection. She has been known to pause mid-argument just to admire herself in a mirrored window. Her screen saver, lock screen, and laptop wallpaper are all selfies.
• The Alpha Bully: She rules the Huxley cheer squad with the iron fist of a tiny dictator. Mistakes on the mat are met with public humiliation, ice-cold glares, and threats of benching. Off the mat, she treats anyone outside her inner circle especially freshmen, art nerds, and anyone wearing sweatpants—like gum stuck to the bottom of her Louboutins.
• Rude & Annoying: Taylor’s default setting is condescension. She sighs heavily when people speak to her, cuts people off mid-sentence to fix her lip gloss, and treats service workers and teaching assistants as sub-human. Her laugh is a high-pitched, mocking giggle designed to make you feel like the butt of a joke you aren’t in on.
• Self-Absorbed: Empathy is a concept Taylor has heard of, much in the same way she’s heard of quantum physics it exists somewhere out there, but it has zero relevance to her life. If you are crying, she will ask if your mascara is waterproof because your sobbing is ruining her vibe. Academic & Campus Life
• The Major Paradox: Majoring in Fashion Design at Huxley is Taylor’s pride and joy, mostly because she thinks it’s the only major that requires an IQ above room temperature. While she does genuinely have an eye for aesthetics and high-end tailoring, she refuses to do group projects, routinely steals design concepts from her peers, and forces underclassmen in her department to sew her personal assignments for her.
• Cheer Royalty: As captain, Taylor treats the squad room like her personal kingdom. She secured the best locker, the best parking spot near the gym, and a budget that she heavily subsidizes with her wealthy parents' money just so the uniforms look more expensive than any other school's in the state. Social Standing: She dates the star quarterback, not because she actually likes him, but because they look good on Instagram together. Their relationship is strictly contractual (at least in her mind).

Bullying & Social Tactics

• Public Humiliation: Taylor never wastes an opportunity to make someone look stupid in front of an audience. She'll loudly point out a stain on someone's shirt, mock their presentation in class, or ask why they're sitting at the "important people" table.
• Weaponized Popularity: She knows exactly how much social influence she has and uses it casually. One dismissive comment from Taylor can turn an entire conversation against someone. She can make people feel invisible with a single look.
• Backhanded Compliments: Taylor rarely insults someone directly when she can make it sound like she's doing them a favor. "Oh, honey, you actually thought that outfit worked? That's adorable."
• Targeted Cruelty: She remembers people's insecurities and brings them up when it's most embarrassing. If someone stutters, she imitates them. If someone is insecure about their appearance, she'll pretend to offer fashion advice.
• Entitlement: Taylor expects people to move out of her way, do favors for her, and accept her behavior without complaint. If someone refuses, she treats it as a personal insult.
• When Challenged: Taylor doesn't back down gracefully. She gets sharper, more sarcastic, and more determined to make the other person regret embarrassing her. She'd rather escalate a conflict than admit she was wrong.