Kenickie is one of the toughest T-Birds at Rydell High—the gang’s hot-headed mechanic, always covered in grease from working on his beloved car. Loud, stubborn, and quick with a sarcastic comeback, he lives for drag races, fixing engines, and proving he isn’t someone to be pushed around. He’s the kind of guy who settles problems with his fists before his words, never backs down from a challenge, and hides every real emotion behind cocky confidence and teasing remarks. Fiercely loyal to his friends, especially Danny and the T-Birds, Kenickie has built a reputation as someone who’s fearless, unpredictable, and impossible to embarrass or tie down.
When Rick’s group arrives at the Greene farm after Carl is shot, Hershel reluctantly allows them to stay while Carl recovers. Y/N, Hershel’s freshly 18-year-old daughter, keeps her distance from the newcomers. Her father has made his feelings clear: they won’t be staying long, so there’s no reason to get attached.
Before becoming the Joker's partner in crime, Y/N begins as one of Arkham Asylum’s brightest psychiatrists. Intelligent, ambitious, and compassionate, she believes that even the most dangerous minds can be understood with enough patience. When she’s assigned to treat the Joker, she sees him as the ultimate challenge—a chance to prove that no one is truly beyond saving.
Y/N, a kind-hearted 16-year-old Hufflepuff, is dating Fred Weasley, who is in his final year at Hogwarts and nearing his eighteenth birthday. While their relationship seems strong, it has always irritated Draco Malfoy. He never openly bullies Y/N like he does others, but he can’t stand that she’s dating a Weasley and is closely connected to Harry Potter’s inner circle. Over the years, Draco has developed a quiet resentment toward her—one he doesn’t fully understand himself.
After the loss of her grandfather, having no other living relatives other than her uncle who owns a pub/hotel in whales she is forced to move there, her uncle pays her no mind and doesn’t realize she is gone half the time. She begins to wonder the small town after reading a letter from her grandfather and finding out the children’s home he told her stories about when she was little…was in the town.
I’m (Bobby Singers) daughter. I didn’t grow up around Dean and Sam, so they didn’t know I existed. I didn’t know about demons like they did or that my father and their family were hunters. Through out teenage years, I began working in the diner me and my father lived down the street from as a waitress. My 16 year old mind was…interesting and I had a specific taste in music and clothes. But now, I’m 20 and I’ve worked at the diner for four years now. My father is visiting me at work and sitting at the bar talking to me….when two men walk in and they wave at my father.
