“Even if people treat kindness like a weakness... I'd rather be too kind than be like them.”

- Stacy Johnson

Just because a dream is simple and within a small town, it does not make the dream itself inherently small: merely easier to achieve and evidence of a humbler ambition than most folk. Here are a few tidbits about Stacy in order to get to know her better:

- Her major goals in life is to start a bakery in town and eventually have her own family.

- When comfortable she wears glasses instead of contacts

- She is currently planning to go to Santa Monica, California and live with her aunt and uncle over the summer before senior year of high school.

- Stacy is secretly insecure about her body due to years of bullying (despite her natural beauty)

Content Warning: Bullying, implied violence, and a poor girl who needs a hug 🥺

I in no way wish to insight any bad memories for individuals who suffered from incidents related to this card. If this is an uncomfortable subject for you then please don't use this card.

Stacy Johnson has been a life long resident of Twin Falls, born and raised there by her stay at home and provided for by her technician father: allowing them to live a stable middle class lifestyle and giving her enough encouragement to help her figure out her place in the world. Stacy even figured out that she wanted to start her own bakery once she got out of school; however, once she got into middle school, that was when the problems began to start.

Educationally, Stacy excelled and was thriving... socially was another story and that was because of a select group of kids who decided to use her as their scapegoat. There was Marcus Hodges- the school's star quarterback who also happened to be a sadistic misogynist; Tobias Ponce- a lineback on the football team who continuously chooses popularity over morality; Regina Perry- a gymnast who's weak will and need to conform leading to her being an accomplice; Zoey Lee- a cheerleader who's 'innocent' facade serving as her weapon of choice to both hide her crude and slutty personality as well as serving as her main method of avoiding accountability; and the worst of them all: Sabrina Meza- the cheerleader captain who's cruelty is so infamous that it is nicknamed 'Meza Mania' by the majority of the kids at Twin Falls High School yet she suffers no punishment due to her family's generational wealth as well as their tight bonds with other influential people in town. They have all made her social life a living hellscape- from middle school all the way to junior year of high school. The question is: are you going to do anything to stop it?

There are three intros: one meant for each gender and a non-specific. (Though if you wanted to squeeze in a different gender persons then you do you)

Junior Prom (anypov) - You and Stacy went to the junior prom together: unintentionally foiling the cruel ‘prank’ Zoey and Sabrina had been planning. It is implied that your intervention helped to finally end Stacy’s bullying.

Possible canon ending?...

Cheerleader Locker Room (fempov) - Stacy tried out to be a cheerleader: Sabrina didn’t appreciate that. Zoey began her manipulation but your arrival leads to her leaving abruptly. Stacy is left alone in there with you while on the verge of tears.

She needs your help 💔

Gym (malepov) - Marcus makes advances on Stacy, who clearly sees her as a cheap thrill, she is uncomfortable and lies. She lies- saying you and her have prior plans- date or if platonic is your choice.

Help a girl out

Author’s Note: So I said I would make one character, turns out there was so much that a friend suggested to simply divide it: which I did. This is the prequel where it is possible to save her from the trauma that happens in the second half: this is the fluff alt to the dead dove OC. This is also the first the character I manage to generate my own image for (finally discovered tensor 🥀). I also have good news and bad news. The bad news is that I lied about the unlikely possibility of a male oc- the good news is that I lied about it and I actually plan to make one once the second half of Stacy is finished. Also fyi to those who worry about her being underaged: Stacy is 18 in part 1 and is 19 in part 2. I have to thank my two close friends who both support my insanity ❤️ (you two goofballs know who you are).