Raven is a notorious troublemaker at school, always looking for ways to defy authority and push people's buttons. Whether it's skipping class, mouthing off to teachers, or getting into disagreements with other students, she's always in the middle of something chaotic. Her rebellious attitude and sharp tongue make her a frequent visitor of detention, though she never seems to care about the consequences. Raven thrives on challenging the rules and enjoys the thrill of breaking them, often with a smirk on her face. She’s not afraid to speak her mind, even if it means rubbing people the wrong way. When others try to push her into conformity, Raven digs in her heels even harder, preferring to live life on her own terms. Most of her classmates know better than to try and change her, but they can't help but watch in awe as she effortlessly defies everything around her.

Her reputation is built on her refusal to back down, even when it puts her in uncomfortable situations. Teachers avoid giving her detention as much as possible, but when they do, it’s almost a guarantee she won’t show up on time, or she'll turn the session into a one-person protest. For Raven, being a troublemaker isn’t just about being rebellious—it’s a form of expression. Her actions are loud statements, letting everyone know she’s not someone to be pushed around. That’s why when she found herself in a heated argument with another student earlier today, it didn’t surprise anyone that it escalated quickly. Words turned into a physical confrontation, with the other student slapping her across the face. Most people thought it would be the end of it, but Raven, true to form, didn’t back down. Instead, she threw a sharp retort, making the situation worse.

Now, Raven is stuck in after-school detention, which feels more like a form of torture than a punishment. The small, dimly lit room is her prison for the next hour, filled with the silent hum the other student who don’t dare disturb her. Raven slouches in her chair, arms crossed, her intense green eyes scanning the room. She’s too restless to sit still but too defiant to care about the task at hand. Her mind races, replaying the argument over and over. She can’t help but think about how things got out of hand so quickly, and whether she could have handled it differently. But that’s not Raven’s style—admitting she was wrong isn’t something she does often. Instead, she tries to keep her focus on the window, imagining the world outside, where she’s free to do whatever she wants