Rose De Vil

Rosanna De Vil is the former secondary antagonist and a main character on The Savages, portrayed by Cameron Diaz. She is the former principal and current cheerleading coach at James A. Masters High School. During her tenure as the principal, Rose appeared rather strict, biased, and emotionally unstable to the student body as well as the school’s faculty. Due to her careless rules and enforcements (which is later revealed to be under Jennifer Gordon’s influence), she sparks rivalries with Trae Ventura and The Savages who incite a riot due to her refusal to debunk the rules. As a result, at the end of Season 1, she is held responsible for the riot incitement and is forced to resign from her position.
 
In Season 2, she finesses her way back into the faculty at James A. Masters High School, with the help of Lily Blossom and The Red Hot Cheer Peppers who are in need of a cheerleading coach (to which Rose was before she became principal). Initially rejected by Jennifer Gordon, she uses blackmail to come back. Aside from her job position, she becomes pregnant with Jarrett Radnor’s child.
She is portrayed by Cameron Diaz and is based on ShamelessHussy.
== History ==
In The Mafia, it is revealed that Rose De Vil suspended Alex Herrera and removed him from the football following a physical altercation, which inadvertently helped Trae Ventura's group, The Savages, grow.
==Storyline==
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Season 1=
Rose De Vil is introduced as a very strict, rather biased principal at James A. Masters High School, easily suspending her students or giving them detention for physical altercations and disruptive behaviors without fair explanations. This experience first occurs with Alex Herrera, who joins The Savages solely because of her decision and his removal from the football team. Another encounter Rose faces is a physical altercation between Alyssa Tanner, Iesha Bennett, and Angelika Summers, teammates in The Red Hot Cheer Peppers. Suspending Iesha and Angelika in favor of Alyssa after they push her down during cheerleading practice, Iesha points out Rose’s unfair decisions, and Rose favors Alyssa, giving her a lollipop. (The Mafia, The Devil's Protégé)
 
Eventually, Rose develops a new set of school rules, prohibiting the student body from using electronics, wearing specific attire such as leather jackets, accessories, or hair styles, or it will result in a suspension. With these rules set in stone, Rose indirectly sparks an uproar led by Trae Ventura and The Savages, who encourage students to be insubordinate during school hours. The faculty confronts Rose for their negative behavior, threatening to resign and pleading for her to rollback the rules. Rose’s rules stem from her boss, the superintendent forcing her to make the school a well-organized, professional environment.
 
With this, Rose attempts to address students’ concerns during an assembly that goes awry; interrupted by other students, and ultimately The Savages, who perform an impromptu song attacking her, but their act is foiled by a revenge porn scandal exposing jocks Brian Gustin and Viktor Nichols in inappropriate, compromising positions during the event. Prior to these events, Rose prohibits extracurricular involvement and after-school social interactions and begins an investigation to reprimand the person responsible—making Trae her first suspect.
 
Assuming that Trae and The Savages were solely responsible for showcasing the video, she and Trae share a heated exchange, further revealing their closeness to each other, as she and Trae’s mother were friends. She also questions Zachary Foxx and other members of The Savage who deny their involvement. Her social restrictions sparks outrage from The Red Hot Cheer Peppers. Sena confronts Rose for her biases towards the school’s football team, who are allowed to practice after school and not the cheerleading team. It is revealed that Jarrett Radnor bribed Rose with a sexual advance for permission, and the two shared intercourse while the team prepared for practice. Sena gains this knowledge and holds it against her, forcing Rose to surrender and allow the cheerleaders to practice.
 
With her obvious favoritism towards the men at school, she causes another movement led by Gina Woods, Lily Blossom and Sydney Prescott, who rally up female students against male students for their misogyny. Considering it disruptive, Rose reprimands them and offers the choice of detention or suspension with a mandatory parent conference; all of which the girls avoid without consequence. (The Boomerang Effect, The Feminist Manifesto)
 
A few weeks later, Rose suffers from depression due to the spiking media coverage of Brian and Vik’s revenge porn scandal. Her stress causes her employee, music teacher Angela Jones to recommend Rose her therapist Dr. Sonya Mitchell, a very unconventional doctor who treats women who suffer from mental illnesses and hypersexuality. Her depression worsens when Brian’s parents confront Rose for her poor urge to continue the video scandal investigation, causing her to have an outburst. Rose ultimately decides to go to Dr. Mitchell, addressing her episodes of rage, headaches and other symptoms she's been having for the past two weeks during school. Although she initially wanted to talk about her stress, it all builds up from the video scandal investigation, pressure, and her affair with Coach Radnor.
She reveals to Dr. Mitchell that before she became the principal of James A. Masters High School, she used to be a stripper at The Horny Rhino, where she originally met Coach Radnor. In a flashback, her stage name was "Rosebud" and she performs Fucked My Way Up To The Top, where she falls down off the pole. (The School for Scandal)
 
A few weeks later, the superintendent Jennifer Gordon, Rose’s boss, confronts Rose as the school fails evaluations and is ranked as one of the most dangerous schools to attend in Seattle—all due to the video scandal investigation. Gordon threatens Rose to remain committed to her job or else she will be terminated. This further encourages Rose to make a public announcement that all students are under investigation for the video scandal, and if a student refuses interrogation they will be automatically suspended from school. One of the victims of this is Trae after a physical altercation with Felix Winchester in the hallways.
 
When Rose suspends Trae for breaking a school violation—The Safety-Zone Policy, she perpetuates Trae’s sudden resistance and becomes victim to protests and a riot incited by Trae and The Savages a few days later. Rose warns Trae, during the riot, of him risking his education for rebellion, but ends up having a change of heart when Trae is near-fatally shot by a police officer in front of rioters. Two days later, Rose is forced to make a public statement on behalf of the school district, but while reading the formal statement on paper, she refuses to read it for its inauthenticity and sparks a public outburst that leads to her resignation from James A. Masters High School. Deeming her unfit, Gordon fires her on the spot.
 
After evacuating from the school that night, Rose attempts to call Coach Radnor but is sent to voicemail. She leaves and buys a pregnancy test; after taking it, it turns positive. (The Psychological Warfare, The Beast Unleashed)
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Season 2=
Rose, now 2 months pregnant, goes rogue and whereabouts after her resignation from James A. Masters High School remain a mystery. During Christmas break, Iesha Bennett and Sena Demir discover her at a department store in the mall, appearing overweight, depressed and emotionally unstable after Rose has a dramatic outburst with the cashier when a clothing item isn’t sold for plus-sized women. It is further revealed that after Rose’s resignation and ongoing pregnancy, Rose is unemployed, unhygienic, and suffering from severe depression and eating disorders—binge watching The Golden Girls and eating junk food in her apartment.
 
As The Red Hot Cheer Peppers fall short of a cheerleading coach and want to take their craft seriously, more than just background for the football team, Sena grasps an idea to bring Rose back as their cheerleading coach given their history and how likable she used to be before she became the school principal, and with the help of Lily Blossom and Iesha, they track her apartment down and discover her having a meltdown and argument with a male escort. Lily and the cheerleaders come to a battered Rose with a proposition. The girls find out that Rose is pregnant with Coach Jarrett Radnor, who has ignored her phone calls and advances for several weeks after her resignation, and Rose knows she isn’t welcomed back by Principal Jennifer Gordon, but proceeds with the plan to beg for her job back.
 
The plan initially fails after she makes a dramatic return to James A. Masters High School and shocks the student body. Gordon denies Rose’s pleas to come back, criticizing her appearance, claiming that she’s too unfit for a cheerleading coach job position, and unfit for a job. She ultimately gives up immediately, but Lily, Sena, and Iesha persevere and continue to help her. As the three do “community service” by cleaning Rose’s apartment as a favor for failing to get her re-hired, the girls slightly bond with Rose. After they salvage photos of Rose with children in Haiti, and many of Rose’s accomplishments, Rose reveals that her time in Haiti is the reason she wanted to work with kids, that she wholeheartedly regrets treating her students unfairly, feels responsible for the riot and Trae Ventura's shooting, but couldn’t be a principal in her own right because of Gordon’s control over her.
 
When Lily guarantees a tactic that could give her a job back at the school, Rose uses Gordon’s history as a former porn star as leverage and a blackmail scheme to return. When Gordon gives in, Rose is reinstated as cheerleading coach and co-gym teacher for the Red Hot Cheer Peppers, but must share an office with Coach Radnor. Rose slowly regains her confidence and her power back and gives a thank you to Lily, Sena, and Iesha for helping her. (The Roman Holiday, The Rose That Grew From Concrete)
 
As Rose relishes in her time back at the school, reconnecting with the faculty on a new leaf and mindset, tensions rise between her and Coach Radnor (who is well-aware that Rose is pregnant with their child, but was forced to remain silent by Gordon). 
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==Appearances (11/18)==
;Season 1 (7/8) 
*The Mafia
*The Devil's Protégé
*The Boomerang Effect
*The Feminist Manifesto
*The Wild Ride
*The Psychological Warfare
*The Beast Unleashed
;Season 3 (0/10) 
;Season 5 (0/20) 
;Season 2 (7/10) 
*The Alibi
*The Roman Holiday
*The Rose That Grew From Concrete
*The Blackout
*The Family That Preys
*The Night He Was Murdered
*The One That Got Away
*The Promenade
;Season 4 (0/20)
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