Heyden Morris

Heyden Morris is a character of Thirlcrest Academy; he's is an Aristocrat of the Honor Students program and is portrayed by mowmatic.
==Appearance==
Heyden is a medium-sized black Preppie, with a black buzzcut and dark brown eyes. He wears an Aquaberry vest with dark tan slacks, a gold bracelet on his left hand, and during the winter he wears an Aquaberry sweater and an ushanka cap. His boxing outfit is emerald green with yellow trim. He has a small fencing scar under his left eye. Like many of his fellow Honor Students, he speaks with a faux-English accent.
His right hand is always wrapped in a bandage for unknown reasons. In one of the earliest trailers, he was shown throwing punches with his taped hand, suggesting the tape may be to do with boxing. Some speculate that it covers a dog bite.
==Characteristics==
Like the other preppies, Heyden is arrogant with a sense of self-importance to go with his mean streak. He seems secretly insecure about his physical appearance and comments that he has had a nosejob and that he wanted to start steroids but his father wouldn't allow it. He can be whiny at times and is often overly-dramatic, such as complaining about how his father won't bribe his maths teacher for an A. His primary redeeming trait is that he is quite fond of his dog Chester, and will physically defend him from other students.
Heyden takes flute lessons, used to run track and was part of the glee club, but quit both of the latter. He also claims to know Jiu-jitsu however never uses anything similar when fighting.
In addition to his typical demeanor, Heyden exhibits a notably more aggressive side when he engages in boxing. Inside the ring or out, his arrogance and mean streak intensify, and he becomes fiercely competitive, often taunting opponents and displaying a ruthless determination to win. This aggressive behavior contrasts with his more subdued attitude in other aspects of school life, revealing another dimension to his personality when faced with physical challenges. Despite his flaws, Heyden's dedication to boxing showcases his discipline and passion for the sport, adding depth to his character beyond mere arrogance and self-importance.
==Character Background==
Heyden Morris Dies.
As the sun began to set, painting the sky with hues of orange and pink, Heyden and Grant were found lying lifeless on the golden sands of the beach. The scene was hauntingly beautiful and eerily peaceful, their faces adorned with serene smiles, a final expression that seemed to tell a story of courage and resolution.
Their bodies, positioned side by side, told a tale of a struggle, a battle fought valiantly. Despite the horror of their untimely deaths, their faces bore no signs of fear or agony—only the calm smiles of those who had faced their end with unwavering bravery.
The tranquility of the beach contrasted sharply with the grim reality of their demise. The gentle lapping of the waves and the distant call of seagulls painted a picture of peace, a deceptive veil over the tragedy that had unfolded.
RIP
==Relationships==
=== Charlie Mohavensberg ===
Heyden holds Charlie in the highest regard, viewing him not only as a mentor but as a pivotal figure in his journey towards success. He credits Charlie's guidance and the pivotal moment of acceptance into the program as the catalysts for his current achievements. Without Charlie's steadfast support and belief in his potential, Heyden contemplates the alternate paths his life might have taken. Furthermore, Charlie's role extends beyond mentorship; he actively coaches Heyden, refining his skills and fostering a deep bond rooted in mutual respect and admiration. Their relationship serves as a cornerstone of Heyden's growth and development, embodying the essence of mentorship and camaraderie. 
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