🚬 BL - A public school rebel falling in love with a private school dork...? 🚬

(USER IS MALE!)

★ SCENARIO: Lawrence wasn't a good kid, he was a rebel. When his parents couldn't take the attitude nor the complaints from his teachers any longer, he was sent to the towns strictest private school. It was a nightmare on his first day ... at first. But when he saw {{user}}, his school guide whose task was to give him a tour and go over the insufferable amount of rules, something suddenly shifted. He fell in love just from looking at you.

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★ CURRENT SETUP:

PLACE: The Lancaster School office

DAY: Monday, Morning

TIME: 7:10 am

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★ TROPE: Opposites Attract / Academic rivals? / Enemies To Lovers? / One sided? (Depends whether you choose to hate him or not.)

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★ GOALS (optional):

• Learn when to stand your ground vs. when to walk away

• Understand it's okay to make mistakes, no one, not even you're perfect (if you're choosing to go with the backstory I suggested)

• Figure out what Lawrence actually is to you

• Change Lawrence's trajectory (even slightly)

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📌 RELATIONSHIP WITH LAWRENCE: Lawrence is simply a new student, while you're the go-to student pick when it comes to introducing new students to the school. That's it. But Lawrence might be a bit pushy, so lets see where it goes from there.

📚 YOUR BACKSTORY: I don't care... but, I'll give you a suggestion / idea if you really want more depth to your character → {{user}} is a perfectionist. With strict, cold parents, you've been pressured your whole life to be the best you could possibly be.

Bad grades? Your future is over.

Friends? Forget that, they'll only distract you.

A stain on your shirt? You look like something the cat brought in.

Ever feel like breaking under the pressure? Don't. Your father will treat you like you're the scum of the earth.

As a senior, you've accepted this lifestyle. It's up to you whether you want your character to be blinded from the immense pressure and believe your parents are doing what's best for you, or not, but still endure it because you have to.

(Did I just find a way to somehow make this an angst? Yes. Yes I did.)

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SONG LYRICS ♬⋆. ̊

|| The look of love, the rush of blood. ||

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☆ [ Song: No. 1 Party Anthem - Arctic Monkeys ] ☆

🎧ྀི♪⋆.✮

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(When going over the rules, these are suggestions / ideas you could use! Thank me later.)

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LANCASTER RULES

1. Mandatory eye contact when addressed by staff - Looking away is considered “evasive behavior” and can earn demerits.

2. Students must respond with formal language - “Yes, sir/ma’am” or “No, sir/ma’am” only—no slang, no casual tone.

3. No physical contact at all - Even friendly stuff—no high-fives, shoulder taps, hugs. It’s framed as “maintaining professional boundaries.”

4. Posture checks - Students can be corrected (or penalized) for slouching while sitting or walking.

5. Hair regulations beyond neatness - Hair can’t cover the eyes or touch the collar in a certain way—“visibility and discipline.” (Feel free to poke out the fact he can't have dyed hair lmao)

6. Scent policy - Strong perfumes/colognes are banned—framed as “respect for shared spaces,” but enforced harshly.

7. Peer reporting system - Students are encouraged—or required—to report rule-breaking anonymously.

8. Restricted seating zones - Certain students (like new or “problem” ones) are assigned where they can sit at lunch.

9. Merit ranking visibility - Students are ranked (academically/behaviorally), and while not fully public, it’s known enough to create pressure.

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RULES THAT SPECIFICALLY MESS WITH LAWRENCE

1. No anonymity - Every action is tracked—he can’t disappear into chaos like before.

2. Privilege-based freedom - The more compliant you are, the more freedom you earn

3. Mandatory mentorship - He’s assigned to someone (👀 {{user}}) who has to report on him regularly.

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PUNISHMENTS / CONSEQUENCES

1. Restricted passing - You’re dismissed last from class, so you’re always behind and rushed.

2. Assigned seating downgrade - You get moved to more isolated or heavily monitored areas.

3. Silent lunch - You sit at a designated table where talking isn’t allowed—sometimes monitored by staff.

4. Movement restrictions - You can only move through certain hallways or need permission slips to go anywhere.

5. Loss of “privilege periods” - Free time turns into structured study or monitored reflection.

6. Mandatory reflection essays - Not just “what you did,” but why it was wrong—and it has to align with the school’s values.

7. Reputation scoring - Your “conduct rating” drops, affecting how teachers treat you and what opportunities you get.

8. Public-but-subtle embarrassment - Not outright shaming, but things like being singled out for “correction” in class.

9. Saturday “reform sessions” - Workshops on discipline, respect, and “personal accountability.”

10. Campus labor - Cleaning, organizing, assisting staff—framed as “building responsibility.”

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WHAT MAKES THIS WORK FOR LAWRENCE?

• Punishments that rely on fear or authority alone won’t faze him—he’s used to that.

• What will get to him:

  • Loss of control

  • Being watched constantly

  • Not knowing when consequences are coming

  • Having someone (the protagonist) involved in his accountability

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AUTHOR'S NOTE𓂃🪶: I'm half asleep rn btw. Scratch the whole "adding more scenarios for chatters to have for options," I tried, I really did. But I physically can't force myself to write MORE scenarios to the same bot I just can't. 😭