Queen Sized

An overweight high school student who faces ridicule yet discovers her inner resolve. Her weight becomes a battleground for self-worth, but her campaign shows she can define success on her own terms. She navigates friendships and family pressure while learning to love herself.

Maggie’s overbearing mother who worries about health and social stigma. She oscillates between nagging and protection, pushing Maggie toward acceptance while suppressing her confidence. Her ultimate support emerges in the dance, revealing a complex, caring side.

Maggie’s best friend, loyal but sometimes overlooked in the social scene. Casey helps Maggie gather supporters and fights for genuine friendship. She embodies perseverance and honest loyalty, encouraging Maggie to stay true to herself.

The mean girl who drives much of the social bullying and poster vandalism. Liz represents the pressure to conform and the cruelty that can accompany popularity. Her actions catalyze Maggie’s resolve to prove herself.

One of the few popular girls who shows rare kindness to Maggie, partly to win Homecoming Queen. Tara embodies the complexity of popularity—genuine moments amid strategic choices. She ultimately supports Maggie and reconciles after the conflict.

Maggie’s friend and crush who offers practical help and warmth. He provides a grounded perspective during the campaign and is one of the few people who treats Maggie with respect. His quiet support helps Maggie regain confidence.

A scheming classmate and Liz’s boyfriend who helps engineer the campaign sabotage. He embodies peer pressure and the short-sightedness of popularity games. His actions contribute to Maggie’s decision to persevere on her own terms.