Amy Kubo

Amy Chariya Kubo is a character at Thirlcrest Academy, known for her role as a Supervisor for T-Time's and her previous role as the Evangelists' 1ic/2ic. She is portrayed by stareaholic. 
==Appearance==
Amy Kubo stands at the height of 5'4 despite stemming from a taller family, her natural hair is jet-black but in an attempt to fit in and also look like her brother, she dyed it platinum blonde. Despite the crazy amounts of bleach, her hair is pretty healthy with the products she uses. Amy's skin tone is a nougat-tan colour which is rumored to only be half natural, similarly to her brother, Akechi Kubo.
Hailing from a mixed Thai-American background, Amy has eyes with a slanted, almond-like shape, their dark brown pupils make for a doll-like look, and can be rather eerie depending on who you ask. She sports beauty marks under her right eye and on the left side of her mouth, complemented by long lashes usually coated with a light layer of mascara. Amy prefers minimal makeup to avoid skin breakouts, typically sticking to mascara and lip gloss. 
A significant feature is the large scar on her left palm from an incident involving Isaac Eberhard. This scar triggers deep insecurity in Amy, often leading her to absentmindedly rub or itch the area when feeling uneasy.
Amy's uniform comprises a black dress layered with a white button-up shirt, paired with tights and dark socks. Completing her outfit are her beloved Mary-Jane heels. Despite her fashion choices, Amy's faith remains integral to her life, symbolized by the cross necklace she wears underneath her charm necklace. On her right wrist is a bracelet gifted by her dear friend, Alexandra, a cherished accessory that Amy wears constantly, refusing to part with it. Her T-Time's ID is now present again after rejoining the clique. 
Her voice is characterized by a high-pitched, bubbly tone and carries a hint of a typical "valley girl" accent, especially noticeable when she uses slang or is frustrated. This was a trait Amy shed during her Evangelist days, but since regaining her freedom, it has made a comeback.
==Characteristics==
Amy is a generally well-mannered and kind individual, consistently bringing people together and fiercely defending those she holds dear by all means possible. With her nurturing demeanor, she often takes on the role of an older sister to her female friends, offering guidance and unwavering emotional support. This inclination stems from her past experience of single-handedly raising her two sisters when no one else stepped in. She tries to always see the best in others despite their hardships, if and only there is a desire to change, which she says is because that is how the Lord taught her to be. Amy is sensitive with certain people and will personally drop everything to rush to a friend in need - quite literally. This was demonstrated when she climbed up the administration building to stop a student from jumping. However, beneath her kind and lighthearted exterior lies a more intricate and nuanced persona, delving deeper into the essence of who Amy Kubo truly is. 
It's not a secret to anyone who's seen Amy in public that she's particularly violent with men -  mostly verbally now. In the past, she had tackled a male student for being extremely sexist, and argued with him until he apologized and changed for the better -- take that how you will. Making threats to a variety of greasers in her past as well for similar reasonings. She argues that she's not going to play by society's norms for women and appear as a damsel in distress - perfectly capable of rescuing herself if need be.
However, Amy shows her true colours when her patience and protectiveness over others is tested, becoming cold and manipulative. Her way of going about things is to rapidly cause stress to someone till they snap in order for her to get her way, however this trait is only used for dire situations such as when she hunted down the truth from Chance Medici, a former greaser, into snapping and telling Amy that he brutalized Kenneth Johnson out of jealousy. As much as she's grown to be more of a passive individual, an irritating pit in her stomach tells her that anyone who wrongs her or the people that done her wrong deserve karma, whether that be from her own hand or the universe's. Thankfully, Amy is the type of person to offer guidance to someone who has a troubled past and seeks reformation, this is most likely due to her past in The Evangelists. When questioned about her switch-ups in these situations she responds with " The Lord taught me to be forgiving. " 
Sadly it's also know that Amy is quite the liar despite her aggressive protests that "Lying is a sin " , she lies about a good portion of her life, never revealing the truth of her traumatic and violent past. She's extremely careful about who she talks to about herself however people have come up with their own theories, such as Chance Medici who speculated that her real name wasn't actually Amy after a conversation with her brother, Akechi Kubo. It should be noted that just because she conceals a lot of her troubled past, it doesn't mean she doesn't feel guilty for it. In actuality, Amy has constant flashbacks to what she did prior to arriving to Thirlcrest, and seeks redemption nearly everyday by praying, repenting, and keeping track of her progress in a series of journals.
It's also a known fact that Amy doesn't cope well with being ignored or neglected by her friends, which obviously stems from her past of abusive neglect from her parents. The once warm and affable persona gives way to a simmering frustration, tinged with bitterness and resentment. She finds it challenging to conceal her displeasure, and her discomfort is evident. Driven by an innate need for validation and connection, Amy's reaction to being sidelined is often swift and uncompromising. Rather than suffer in silence, she confronts the situation head-on, expressing her dissatisfaction strongly. Behind the facade of frustration lies a vulnerable girl yearning for acceptance and affection—a testament to the enduring impact of childhood trauma on one's emotional well-being. 
To shed some light on Amy's accomplishments, she's artistically gifted in the field of painting, having sold many of her artworks for large sums of money.  With each stroke of her brush, she breathes life into her canvases, effortlessly capturing emotions and narratives that resonate deeply with those interested in her works. Beyond her visual artistry, Amy's musical talents shine just as brightly. A gifted singer blessed with a remarkable vocal range, her journey as a vocalist began in the choir, where she not only participated but also emerged as the lead singer, captivating listeners with her angelic voice. But it didn't end there, she managed to scored a spot as a lead singer in not one, but two bands.
==Character Background==
╔══ CHAPTER 1 ══╗
Amai Chariya Kubo, now known as Amy, comes from Thai-American descent. She was born in Boston, Massachusetts along with her three other siblings and was unfortunately raised with little-to-no knowledge on her Asian background. Her mother, Cho Kubo, is an actress who skyrocketed to fame after she starred in a long-running sitcom; now being known as one of the most infamous female actresses. Silas, her father, was a lawyer who also made a name for himself for being one of the best lawyers in Boston.. That is, if you could afford him. 
Amy grew up as the second eldest of her siblings and was truly mesmerized by her mothers success at a young age, completely obsessed with trying to be the spitting image. She went as far as bleaching her hair to a light blonde to get her mothers approval, but all Cho could care about was the eldest sibling, Akechi. Amai's brother was put on a pedestal by their mother so much so that Cho barely paid attention to the rest of the siblings, Amai became transparent. Silas was no help either; a man so busy and never available to even have dinner with the family. His way of being a father was passing his credit card over and calling it love - which Amai abused heavily as a test of sorts. No repercussions happened but that could be expected when a family was so wealthy that a few thousand dollars missing from the bank was no bother.
╔══ CHAPTER 2 ══╗
Amy took notice in how Akechi, her elder brother, began rising to mediocre fame at merely 15. Seeking guidance from him the very little times he was around was met with irritated tones of voice and occasional light shoves. Akechi was too blinded by stardom that he lost sense on what actually mattered in life, being a dependable brother to his younger siblings. Amy came crying into his room on a snowy December night and expressed how she felt unloved by their parents to which Akechi told her; "You try too hard, you can't be what we are, success comes naturally and you just weren't born with it." This was followed by Amy trying to hug him but Akechi shoved her to the floor and yelled at her to get out of the room. 
Naturally, Amy didn't take this well and this was only the start to Akechi's unwarranted aggression to the three siblings - this caused Amy to start a developing hatred and envy for him going as far as to pick up on his fashion senses just to see if she'd get even an inch of the same treatment he had gotten so effortlessly.
Cho, their mother, began to make it quite obvious that Akechi was the favorited child when Christmas pulled around and she had only gotten presents for Akechi. This broke out a fight between her and Silas that lasted for nearly a month; back and forth screaming and arguing every single day. This would be the last time Amy or her two other siblings (apart from Akechi) would get a single gift from their mother. Silas though never around at least made efforts for their birthdays, which was somewhat appreciated.
To deal with the pain and heartbreak the neglect caused her, Amy took on painting. She jumped head first by painting her emotions and slowly working her way to painting actual scenarios such as her parents fighting and Akechi in the spotlight whilst the rest of them stayed in the dark. These pieces were sold for hefty sums of cash when Amy was still 15, running to her mother to show her.. Finally would this be the talent that Cho would appreciate? Would she finally love Amy as her child like the good old days..? No, unfortunately not. 
╔══ CHAPTER 3 ══╗
After a few months have passed with the neglect becoming harder and harder to deal with, Amy took on the challenges of caring for her twin and baby sister; cooking for them and taking them shopping.. This wasn't an issue since they had money but it was more of a questioned situation: " Why do I have to raise two siblings, why am I taking the role of a mother?" 
These thoughts only got louder and louder and filled with Wrath and Envy, she was slowly being swallowed up by these overwhelming sinful feelings that influenced her next decisions. Amy sat in her room with her two sisters and promised them a better life than this, that if Akechi had gotten his appearance sabotaged and his career ruined; everything would finally be better. She left the room and shut the door, making her way to Akechi's room.
Once she found herself inside she had limited time to form a plan before he came home, she grabbed a pencil that was on his desk and sharpened it, quickly scurrying into his closet to wait the rest of the time out. For the five minutes she waited in that closet she had doubts - was this really happening? Was she honestly going to do this? But the burning bile in her stomach of pure Envy made it's presence known, it wanted what Akechi had, Amy wanted the life Akechi had.
The door creaked open and Akechi stepped inside, shutting the door behind him and walking to his desk to drop off his folders. Amy swiftly got out from the closet and stood with her back facing the door - causing a confused Akechi to turn to her direction. The two argued for a few minutes about everything, Akechi slowly creeping closer with the intentions to forcibly remove Amy from his room. She snapped, losing all connection to her senses, Amy lunged forwards at her brother and tackled him to the carpet flooring, raising the pencil that was tightly gripped by her right hand.
She slammed her hand down into Akechi's face, the corner of the left side of his mouth - piercing it roughly with the pencil. Akechi's painful wails were unforgettable to this day as Amy maneuvered the pencil around in the fresh wound, lifting it up and slamming it down in the same spot repeatedly whilst her brother kept trying to get her off him. The agonizing screams alerted their dad who swung the door open and was met with the gruesome scene of his daughter attacking his son, he sprinted towards them and scooped Amy up - pinning her to the wall. Cho followed into the room on the phone with the police, everything that followed after was a gigantic blur. 
Finally she was the center of attention, finally she had her mother looking at her. Was it the same? Absolutely not, but it was SOMETHING. The realization sunk into her as the adrenaline faded out, the police arrived and made way to Amy, putting her into tight handcuffs. She was escorted out without a single goodbye to her two other siblings, the ones she had to raise on her own. Amy didn't get what she wanted but maybe just MAYBE this would've given her siblings a better chance at having their childhoods back, a family that loved them.
╔══ CHAPTER 4 ══╗
After a court case and multiple days of fighting, it was decided that she should be put into psychiatric care in the hospital till she could reform, her father being the only one trying to plead for her rights. He had sympathized with Amy to the point of changing her name to avoid her being recognized, since the articles of what she had done to Akechi were swiftly gaining popularity thanks to her mother, who wished to see Amy get punished.
After Amy was admitted into the psychiatric ward she thought it'd be gentle and therapeutic, but she couldn't have been any more wrong. Her first day she was brought to the church portion of the ward and was forced to turn to a life of God, she hadn't considered it prior to this moment due to the fact that she wasn't exactly raised in a religious household, this upset the nuns that had worked there. Amy was slapped on the hand with a leather whip of sorts till she uttered the first phrase that made her who she is today:
"Lord, forgive me for I have sinned before you. Wash away my sin, purify me, and help me to turn from this sin. Lead me to walk in your way instead, leaving behind my old life and starting a new life in you. Lord, you who are loving and just, show compassion upon me, shower me with your mercy. Amen."
Life from that point onwards went as simply followed; prayer, bible study, therapy, community service. These tasks shaped Amy into a devoted Christian who believed wholeheartedly that God saved her and has given her a second chance, through hard work and proving herself Amy was deemed ready to enter back into society under the condition that she attended Thirlcrest, away from her home.
╔══ CHAPTER 5: THIRLCREST EVANGELISTS ══╗
Being brought to Thirlcrest Academy could only prompt negative emotions for Amy, with a kick to her back she was left stranded and yet again, without a family. She started her journey inside the Evangelist Club after enthusiastically chirping about her love for the Lord, however this would be one of the worst mistakes she could've ever made. 
It wasn't hard to piece together that the club was ran by two of the most vile men on campus who had a sick and twisted way of preaching about God, this was proven to be true after the events of Havoc Hive took place and Isaac Eberhard's documents were leaked to the public. Afraid, Amy attempted to leave but was unfortunately grabbed and pulled into a classroom where her fellow peers sat. A loud booming voice that screamed power came from Isaac, explaining how it was made up stories and only 2% of the leak was truthful. He wanted them to be faithful to him with a show of hands, but Amy hung her head in response. This was followed up by a suffocating embrace and whispers of threats in her ear, forcing her hand to raise. 
Time went by so fast, yet so slow, until a new chapter dawned where every Evangelist was given a gift box that contained a robe, mask, and a private location for a gathering. Amy reluctantly showed, unaware that this would be the last time she'd be her own person for a very long time. Isaac preached in a robe of his own and claimed the reckoning was upon them and that they'd be the only ones who could survive, that is, unless the Evangelists could persuade other students into joining in; to be saved. 
A promise was to be made, a promise that involved bloodshed from each member. As Isaac went person to person with a ritualistic knife, drawing out blood from their wrists and hands, he finally made it to Amy. Her protective nature argued that she should've stopped him before any of this started, but it was far too late now, she was involved too heavily -- all hope was lost when her wrist was grabbed and a knife pierced through the flesh of her palm. To much horror, her blood was collected inside of a chalice which was then swallowed by Isaac. 
From that day onwards Amy became an empty shell of who she once was, losing her spark entirely. It was clear from loved ones around her that something had changed, especially when Andrew Wright found her outside the clubroom frozen as her blood pooled on the tiled floor beneath her. Though many tried to get the truth out of her, they were greatly disappointed when Amy didn't budge. 
It was a constant reminder that her life, all of their lives, belonged to Isaac now, and if anyone dared to betray their coven - that would be the end of their book entirely. Amy was well aware of that, mostly because she was kept in line more than any Evangelist. Gentle shoulder pats, warm hugs, and hands through her hair whenever she spoke to someone outside of the club served as a notification that Isaac could so easily get to her if he wanted to, and all his people would follow. 
As relieving as it was the day Isaac mysteriously vanished, her nightmare was far from over -- looking over her shoulder at every minute to see if this was some sort of a test, but it was clear that Amy's hatred for Isaac came out maybe two days before his disappearance, as well as Tyler Ruddock's hatred for the man. The stress and fear became a physical issue when Amy found herself extremely sick, and perhaps even too afraid to step foot outside of her dorm room, this lasted two weeks before she gave up the role of leadership to Tyler; who would later prove to be nothing more than an Isaac clone to a group of Evangelists. 
Now free to be her own person, but also ignored and pushed away along with her other friends, Amy found her trauma resurfacing to an unimaginable degree, the clubroom alone was enough to send her into panic attacks, something Amy never really experienced before. Desperate and scared, she ran to Vincent Kuhn; probably a poor choice but it proved to be helpful. She begged for him to let her into Times because she couldn't stand being in the Evangelists anymore, which was met with laughs and mean comments until she proved herself.. By bringing 10 americanos all by herself to the Time's office and writing a juicy article of her own. 
==Relationships==
=== Lucas Fremont - "Out of Her Head, She Sang" ===
Close Friend | Comforted.Lucas and Amy crossed paths when Amy assumed a leadership role within the Evangelists. Lucas had been sent for reformation due to his reputation as an oddball, known for his sharp, cold remarks and occasional outbursts. While most found him distasteful and vulgar, Amy had given him the benefit of the doubt. Amy's kind approach and genuine amusement in Lucas's quirks were the recipe for a strong bond between them. She managed to see a side of him that most didn't have the privilege of witnessing. 
As time went on, in December, a band called Drama Queens and The Boys formed, consisting of Amy, Lucas, Alexandra Madeline-Itsumi, Celeste Cosgrove, and Cain Hendricks. Music became an outlet for many in the group, even though arguments would frequently arise when someone’s timing was off. During these moments, Amy found herself increasingly drawn to Lucas, more so than before. Their connection deepened, leading to a shared 'moment' that brought them closer together, where Lucas mentioned that Amy's tan skin reminded him of hummus.
However, as the holiday season came to a close, so did Lucas' presence. He moved back to Canada, leaving Amy crushed and angry. Her hundreds of missed calls and voicemails went unanswered, and eventually, Amy had no choice but to let go.
A long time had passed, and Amy had nearly forgotten about Lucas as she became entangled in various other affairs. But just as the memory of him was beginning to fade, Lucas suddenly reappeared, rounding the hallway corner and walking right back into Amy's life.
At first, Lucas didn't recognize her, which left Amy furious, despite her own fading memories of him. She lashed out, accusing him of ignoring her attempts to reach out. Lucas, however, explained that he rarely used his phone and wasn't good with technology in general, which helped to smooth over the issue. The two, accompanied by some other friends, ventured out into Southperry to give Lucas something like a tour, but the duo eventually strayed away from the crowd.
Inside of Trader Schmoe's, Lucas and Amy had a genuine conversation for the first time since his return—where the first piece of life advice Amy had ever gotten was pushed her way. He stressed that her life wasn't confined to Thirlcrest, and she had the reins to control where she ended up, suggesting that she should get a job and pursue what she wanted to do, not what others wanted her to do.
===Alexandra Madeline Itsumi - "This Town Is Fake, but You're the Real Thing"===
Platonic Soulmate | Warm.Amy and Alexandra have been through alot, with Alexandra being Amy's first friend since she stepped into the academy. Their first encounter was at the Halloween party, where they were introduced by Pamela and Kenneth, to which they immediately got along. Amy's sweetness complimented Alexandra's sourness, and it was just the start of a beautiful friendship. The two were peas in a pod, connected and agreeing on anything and everything.
As the events of the party continued, the two were hanging out with only each other, mocking other peoples Halloween costumes and even embarrassing an astronomy club member when they tried hitting on the two. These small interactions started revealing striking similarities in their fashion choices and even beliefs! The friendship between Alexandra and Amy was unbreakable, rooted in a shared passion for fashion, aesthetics, and a profound understanding of each other.
The friendship was full of significant moments, Amy's commitment to Alexandra reached its pinnacle when she joined the evangelists, vowing to protect Alexandra at all costs, at that time, Amy was an inquisitor. When sickness struck Alexandra, Amy was the first one to meet her in her dorms, even with the chances of getting the flu! 
The more time they spent together, the more stronger their relationship grew. So much so that they were blatantly flirting with each other, never acting on it however. Amy believed that girls couldn't be with girls, hence it often led the two scrambling to realize what they meant to each other, which slowly turned into jealousy, as Amy was stuck in a unhappy relationship with an honor student, and Alexandra was too caught up in her own ego, often striking small arguments.
As tension between them grew, the harmony hit a snag during one of their arguments. Unspoken feelings lingered beneath the surface, with both Alexandra and Amy grappling with their emotions. Alexandra's response manifested in cruel words and snide remarks about these unspoken feelings, while Amy, in a stark contrast, reacted with physical violence, jumping her with Andrew Wright. Amy bashed in Alexandra's head in the floor until she was hospitalized.
Amy harbored mixed feelings about Alexandra, fearing the possibility of being hurt again. Despite their past conflict, their involvement in the evangelist clique compelled them to spend time together, especially because most people were unaware of the rift, assuming they were still friends. Amy forced her biggest smile as she reprimanded Alexandra constantly, to which she couldn't say anything too. 
As winter unfolded, Alexandra's sincere attempts at apologizing began to have an impact. Gradually, their bond started to reform. Through ongoing conversations and shared gossip, the two discovered that they had become good friends .Slowly but surely, they found their way back to normalcy, indulging in their favorite pastimes of gossiping, holding sleepovers, and engaging in clandestine dorm room sleepovers. Alexandra is Amy's best friend, the first one who she'll run to in need of advice and vice versa..
=== Celeste Cosgrove - "She Knows It's Too Late as We're Walking On By."===
Companion | Rebuilding.Celeste and Amy met within the Evangelists and shared a similar hatred for Isaac Eberhard near the end of his chapter, they often found comfort in each other and sought out safety together when times got rough. It's complicated for Amy to put into words just how she feels about Celeste, but she gets a little tingle whenever she's around, and has a desire to hold her hand whenever she feels stressed out.
The two left Evangelists together after being fed up with the treatment they endured, joining T-Time's to pursue a passion for writing. Amy couldn't have wished for anyone better to be around, as Celeste is an equal balance of love and war. 
Unfortunately, Celeste had a strong negative opinion when Amy started taking interest in Daniel which led to an eventually confession to Amy, which she rejected respectfully. The two are still good friends, getting into small arguments here and there, but Amy's opinion hasn't changed on Celeste.
After Amy displayed unusual patterns and was taken to the nurse by Celeste and Bryn, Andrew Wright made an appearance whilst on a high supported by his suicidal thoughts. This led to Andrew and Celeste having a private talk where he expressed that Amy had some involvement in the decisions recently made. A scared Celeste opted to comfort him and get him help, meanwhile Amy's reaction to the news was much different. She came to the realization that everyone that comes into contact with her ends up hurt, which was later proved when Celeste and Amy had a conversation in the cafe.
Through sobs and chokes, Celeste admitted she was going to love Amy forever, but didn't want to follow her down the path Amy was leading herself down; fueled by rage and a desperation for revenge, Amy was in a similar position as when the two met in Evangelists. Amy dropped a bomb and admitted to her mental illness, as well as her entire self being a complete lie. Not specifically mentioning her actual name, Amy unveiled that she was /not/ named Amy -- which led to Celeste storming out and cutting contact with Amy.
The reasoning behind Amy doing this was purely self-sabotage, but in her eyes she thought this would save Celeste from the possibility of destroying her life the way she destroyed Andrew's.
After months of back and forth miscommunication and off and on friendships, Amy and Celeste came together once more with an intense conversation that ultimately restored what they once had.
===Javier Guevara - "Be My Mirror, My Sword, and Shield"===
Found-Family | Warm.Javier and Amy were both long-term members of the Evangelist club whilst it was in it's prime. Words weren't often exchanged between the two of them until Amy's birthday came along, where Javier made a surprising appearance with a hand-made gift. The simple gesture meant more to Amy than he would've known, which is most likely due to her lack of birthday celebrations back at home. Javier's gift, a wooden sculpture, now rests comfortably on Amy's shelf inside her dorm, which is regularly dusted and kept in good condition. 
As Isaac Eberhard's true nature became clear, Amy felt as though her faith wavered and she had nobody else to turn to, that was, until Javier showed up with an open mind. The two had a long conversation about the situation at hand, and Isaac in general, specifically about his Havoc Hive leak that struck fear into Amy's heart. Sharing vague yet memorable opinions on Isaac, the conversation ended on a comforting note, and it wasn't brought back up, at least, not with words. That day onwards, Amy had grown a specific kind of trust in Javier, as he was the only person who seemed to have his eyes open that entire time, and never proved to be disloyal to her.
Unfortunately, Isaac's violent intentions became clear as soon as a war began between the Peacekeepers and Evangelists, of course, all orchestrated by Isaac himself and for no real reason at all. In the heat of the battle, Isaac would fly back to Germany and leave his mess for Javier to clean up. The immense stress Javier faced didn't go unnoticed, particularly when Amy stumbled upon him asleep at one of the desks in the clubroom. She decided to assist in resolving the issues alongside him, ultimately achieving the desired outcome: peace.
The conclusion of that event eventually left Amy curious, wanting more than ever to form a bond with Javier - so she made an effort to the best of her abilities. As it is for any two people getting to know each other, it was shocking for Amy to discover that Javier had a ranch back at home, his horse, dog, and many more companions that resided on the land gave a sparkle in her eyes. With much enthusiasm, like a child in a toy store, she asked if their horses could have a playdate at some point, or at least.. His horse and her miniature pony, to which Javier replied with a simple "Maybe." To this day, Amy holds him to that maybe.
During a moment of intense stress, Javier underwent a profound transformation in his demeanor, and I mean... a significant one. Amy, deeply concerned, embarked on a frantic search for Javier, who was darting through the forest and scaling trees. After a lengthy pursuit, Javier found himself falling into a thorn bush, resulting in small thorns sticking into his skin. Naturally, Amy took it upon herself to help remove some of them. The day seemed to stretch on far longer than it actually was until she finally convinced him to return to his dormitory, where the evening ended in a brief embrace between the two. Once again, it held far more significance than either Amy or Javier could have anticipated.
During the height of Isaac's antics after his unannounced return, it was Javier's turn to suddenly vanish, however, there was nothing said as he left. Amy found herself questioning his whereabouts, wondering why he just got up and left. A profound feeling of abandonment engulfed her, leaving her without any resolution to the situation. The Evangelist's became worse in the cult-like sense, and Amy was personally victimized by Isaac Eberhard, the lingering question on her mind was what might have transpired if Javier had never left.
Amy's departure from the club marked the end of a traumatic and life-changing chapter, learning to move on and function in society as she was always intended to do wasn't easy - but she practically forced it upon herself. Taken out to Southperry with her boyfriend, Daniel Park, and her dramatic friend, Alexandra, they headed for the music/record store. It was there that Amy unexpectedly encountered Javier again, now working behind the counter. Despite the flurry of thoughts about their shared history racing through her mind, Amy found herself at a loss for words. Alexandra did majority of the talking while Amy stood by with Daniel, feeling an emptiness gnawing at her insides. Because of Alexandra's yapfest, Amy couldn't find an opportunity to engage with Javier, leaving with a lingering sense of hollowness.
Like a gift from God, Amy's phone had buzzed - surprise, surprise! It was Javier! The two planned a spot to meet up at, and there waited an anxious Amy. Moments later, Javier's silent presence was felt as he approached, causing Amy's heartstrings to ache. Their reunion was bittersweet; while she was overjoyed to see the face of a friend she held oh, so dear to her heart, she couldn't ignore the hurt caused by his sudden departure. Despite the pain, they engaged in a lighthearted conversation, both delicately avoiding prying too deeply into Javier's absence. For Amy, it was a moment of closure. Tears were shed, and they shared a much needed (on Amy's end) embrace, both in a clear vulnerable state yet that did not once cross Amy's mind. The importance of being honest and open was the only thing that mattered in that moment. Javier was 'forced' to pinky swear to Amy that he wouldn't leave her like that again, and the meet ended with friendly teasing.
=== Duke Holloway - "I Understand I'm Not the Only One for You"===
Ex | Complicated.Having met under unfortunate circumstances, Amy never imagined her friendship with Duke would extend beyond a promised article to boost his ego. But when her world came crashing down and she was ultimately removed from the T-Time's altogether, Amy retreated to the confines of her dorm, occasionally venturing to the main courtyard when she felt kind to herself. 
It was there that Duke and Amy crossed paths again, marking the beginning of their strong bond. They found themselves unexpectedly vulnerable around each other, with deep conversations coming naturally. For one of the first times, Amy found herself completely transparent, and Duke didn't shame her for it. This alone stirred mixed feelings within her, feelings she refused to believe could be genuine.
After Duke's confession caused turbulence in their friendship, Amy became reclusive in her dorm once more. Although she and Daniel were on a break, she felt guilty about her true feelings for Duke. She pushed these feelings away, briefly hinting at them to Duke, which might have been cruel. She tried to rationalize it as merely liking the attention or being satisfied with finally finding what she yearned for. However, this was far from the truth, and Amy was well aware of it.
After Daniel was completely out of Amy's life, she reached out to Duke. She decided to be upfront about her feelings, but Amy wasn’t ready to rush into anything. Despite her messy past relationship, Amy valued loyalty and knew it wouldn’t look good to jump into something new right away. She also wanted to ensure that any new relationship would be healthy for her.
Over the next few weeks, Amy and Duke spent time talking and getting to know each other better. They built a strong foundation based on mutual understanding and admiration. Slowly but surely, their relationship blossomed, Duke swept Amy off her feet. Despite having been in two previous relationships, everything felt new with Duke. He was entirely different, asking about her boundaries, respecting them, and giving her space when she needed it. This level of consideration, although the bare minimum, was something Amy had never experienced before, and it sealed the deal for her. For the first time, Amy experienced a relationship where she felt truly understood and valued, which made her fall for Duke even more.
Amid one of Amy's numerous depressive episodes triggered by on-campus situations, she found herself locked in her dorm most of the time, reluctant to seek help. Duke, for stupid reasons, rarely made an effort to text her and instead kissed a cheerleader to fill the void. His confession placed the blame squarely on Amy, worsening her overall situation. Unfortunately, Duke's impatience led him to break up with her due to the miscommunication at an especially inopportune moment.
Despite their mutual agreement to part ways, a part of her longed for him to follow her as she left, but it never happened. This was undoubtedly one of the most influential relationships Amy has ever experienced, one she might possibly never heal from.
=== Anthony Acosta - "When Emma Falls in Love, She Disappears" ===
Best Friend | Comforted.Amy and Anthony are long-time companions who met by chance through a mutual friend, Artie, for whom they both assume parental roles. Their first conversation came effortlessly, with immediate chemistry on both sides. It wasn't romantic, but from that point onward, they knew they were inseparable, a bond they have strongly upheld.
Their shared perspectives and outlooks on various topics brought them closer, engaging in fluent conversations that could last a lifetime. Amy considers Anthony one of the closest people in her life, for nobody has ever provided Amy with so much peace before in the way he does. During some of the more harrowing experiences she's faced, Anthony was the first to rush to her aid, providing comfort with comedic undertones that perfectly matched her style--it wasn't an awkward experience.
She never had to force a facade with him, which was uncharted territory for someone who had always tailored her personality to fit those around her. Without hesitation or pretense, Amy can express genuine and raw emotions with Anthony, no matter how ugly or over eccentric they may be.
During her "downfall," when Duke had given up on her, Amy found herself without the solid foundation to maintain the same ego she once had. Confiding in Anthony, she poured her heart out in a poetic fashion, something only Alexandra Madeline-Itsumi had ever witnessed. It was a true reflection of her personality, and the way she expressed her heartbreak spoke volumes.
Their conversation on the topic lasted a little over an hour, during which Anthony shared some of the most meaningful words she had ever heard. For the first time in her life, she understood the definition of contentment, her eyes opened to a new world—one she had dreamt about her entire life. Fearing it wouldn't last, Amy returned to her dorm that night to journal about it. From that point forward, she frequently revisited that page in her journal, a reminder that the people who truly loved her had been around her all along. That much was enough of a push to keep her going.
== Honorable Mentions ==
 ; Vincent Kuhn - Boss | Betrayed
 ; Waverly Chen - Friend | Warm
 ; Artie Amir Ambrose - Found family | Overprotective
 ; Andrew Wright - One-sided Rival | Prideful
; Aiden Adler - Friend | Protected
; Jessica Anderson - Friend | Comforted
; Tyler Ruddock - Enemy | Backstabbed
==Trivia==
❀ Amy used to be the 1iC and 2iC of Evangelists.
❀ Amy is currently posing as her twin sister, Aohi Kubo. Her actual identity is Amai Kubo.
❀ Sir Tub, a Vietnamese pot-bellied pig, is her pet awaiting her at home. 
❀ Amy suffers from BPD (BORDERLINE) and OCD. 
❀ Her hobbies consist of painting and writing. She used to be in the music scene, but hasn't practiced that hobby since she was apart of the Choristers.
❀ Dirty Little Secret by The All-American Rejects is one of Amy's favourite songs, she seems to be heavily into boy-bands.
❀ In the future, there's a strong possibility that Amy will run for President. 
❀ Although she says otherwise, Amy still has a cult-like mindset from Isaac's extensive brainwashing. This is only demonstrated when in extreme fights, or when her life is at stake in general. 
❀ Amy Kubo and Celeste Cosgrove are endgame, meaning they end up dating by the time their story here ends. 
❀ Amy is heavily based off Asuka Langley-Soryu, Sandie Collins, and Envy Adams. 
==Gallery==
File:Dramaqueentheboys.png|Drama Queens & The Boys.
File:AMY ART.png|Art done by @pizzamyh3art
Category:Characters