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Post by jrapsas on Feb 14, 2010 20:37:15 GMT -5
I think the only true outcast in the science club is Lucas. And I think that's more because of his personality, not because he's in the science club.
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Post by Mac on Feb 15, 2010 1:53:03 GMT -5
I think the only true outcast in the science club is Lucas. And I think that's more because of his personality, not because he's in the science club. Josie seems to be a self-outcast, atleast early on. And we never see much of Corrine's social life, so its easy to believe she sacrifices it for her academic achievements. |
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Post by jrapsas on Feb 21, 2010 12:35:51 GMT -5
Josie is definitely a self-outcast. Safe to say that she never had a group of friends before like she makes at Blake Holsey, which is addressed early on in MAGNET.
Agree about Corrine. She's completely academically focused and doesn't care about being popular. In PHEREMONES we reveal that Corrine did run for class president, but lost to Madison. She probably ran because she sincerely believed she was the best person for the job (and because it would look good on a college application) but it was in the end a popularity contest which Corrine couldn't win.
Marshall seems to care about being popular. He's in a band, he chums it up with Tyler when the opportunity is presented to him. But he's also pretty secure in himself and doesn't have the same issues that Lucas has.
Vaughn, because he is a Pearson and quarterback of the football team, has a popularity that transcends being in the science club. He can pretty much do whatever he wants and no one is going to call him out on it.
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