Spencer Wallace/Season 2

* To keep $900,000 for his own benefit from charitable donations over Zachary's death

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Four years later, Spencer was a perpetrator who took the lead in school violence, but now he works as a world-wide model and actor. He files a defamation lawsuit against Troy, about the death of Zachary Satō back in 2008.

After Spencer is exposed as a fraud and murderer, he'll spend the rest of his life shunned and alone, unable to cross redeem himself since it's unlikely people will still put-up with him after what happened. His only chance of getting out of that situation is when people will actually forget about him and he dies. But according to rumors, he's still going to be remembered for his charm and for his crime, so he can't even go through a true death. So he has nothing left where everyone now hates him and he can't even commit suicide. What's worse, they hate him so much that they probably won't even rescue him if he kills himself or untimely dies and, unless he can redeem himself like others do, there's a good chance he's depressed and lonely forever. Quite a grim outcome for a formerly beloved, manipulative sociopath.

## **Personality and Traits**

Season 1 Spencer -- a vain, ruthless bully -- has now graduated to become a full-blown narcissistic sociopath. He sees himself as a victim, deserving of whatever he wants. He is also a chameleon. Spencer has the support of everyone around him and can easily pass for a generally nice young man. People who don’t know his true nature couldn’t really have anything bad to say about him. His sweet and innocent persona comes off as a rather likable person and wins people’s hearts.

Along with that, if Spencer were Pinocchio, his nose would be a mile long. The boy will lie about anything to make sure that he gets his way or to manipulate someone. He has, multiple times, said that he was raped to gain sympathy. He accuses his abusive father, and even writes that Troy did this often in his (fake) diary. He also fabricated an articulate scheme that *Troy* manipulated Zachary into committing suicide by overdosing in bed, when Zachary was emotionally distressed.

Spencer is *very* confident in himself, and for the most part has the skills to back it up, but he does overestimate himself at times -- and *underestimate* others. He’s an absolute perfectionist and insists on being seen as flawless at all times, freaking out if anyone sees him as any less, he plans things far in advance, he is obsessed with proving how smart he is at every opportunity, reacts to minor slights and inconveniences with extreme anger and wrath. Spencer’s fatal-flaw is his ego. He can’t comprehend anyone being even as smart as him, and usually assumes everyone is much stupider. He is always eager to be the smartest, most accomplished, *best* person wherever he goes, and strives to make others jealous. Spencer is absolutely convinced that he knows what’s best for people and sees no issue in forcing them to change their behavior to suit him. And god help you if you happen to disagree with him. He seems genuinely unable to understand the concept of unconditional love, being offended that such a thing was expected of him in a relationship. Spencer is also unable to grasp empathy as he has none of it himself, though he’s capable of making people feel sorry for him whenever he wants.

Comes with the territory of being a narcissistic psychopath; Spencer is incapable of accepting blame, or even seeing himself as in the wrong. Most notably, he thinks all his actions in framing Troy are totally justified and any trouble his scheme leads to is on the stupidity of others, not his own actions. He also never even considers that he might possibly be even *partially* to blame for the friendship breaking down.