Honor Society

Honor Rose is a determined high school senior whose ambition to attend Harvard drives her to extreme lengths. Initially willing to sabotage her peers, she grows emotionally through interactions with Michael and her friendships. Ultimately, she learns the value of integrity over ambition.

Mr. Calvin is the well-meaning yet misguided guidance counselor who finds himself embroiled in an inappropriate relationship with Honor. His unreciprocated feelings for her complicate his professional role, leading to a dark turn in the narrative when his advances become predatory.

Michael is the socially awkward yet kind student who captures Honor's heart as she engages with him to secure her recommendation. His vulnerability and honest nature deeply resonate with Honor, challenging her initial plans and forcing her to reevaluate her priorities.

Travis Biggins is the star athlete whom Honor aims to distract through her schemes. Though initially portrayed as a rival, his character evolves as he embraces his true self and contributes to Kennedy's play, embodying the theme of self-discovery.

Talia is one of Honor's close friends, providing assistance in her schemes while navigating the complexities of high school relationships. Her loyalty and insight offer a grounding presence in Honor's turbulent journey.

Emma is another of Honor's friends, who initially participates in the manipulative tactics to help Honor. Her character adds depth to the theme of friendship and the unforeseen consequences of peer pressure.

Kennedy is a creative introvert and one of Honor's rivals for Mr. Calvin's recommendation. As the story progresses, her play becomes a symbol of authenticity and self-expression, culminating in Honor's genuine support for her talents.