Jack Scarlett

Jack Scarlett is a former student of SQSS and an internationally-acclaimed actor. He is described as tall and thin, with an angular face. He is portrayed as promiscuious and sexually agressive, due to a combination of low self-esteem, repressed feelings of worthlessness, and issues with his father and abandonment in general.

Family Life and Motives
An emotionally fragile child, Jack's father left him at age three, and he had limited contact with him until he ultimatly decieded as a teenager, out of hurt, to sever ties with him altogether. Jack hold much resentment towards his mother, due to her constant verbal abuse and blatent homophobia. As a result, all of Jacks actions, wether they be positive or negative, are inspired by a need for either approval or just to be noticed. By high school, Jack's personality had changed much from the innocent victim he was as a child, into a cold, callous, yet ditzy young man. He was shameless, promiscuious, and self-destructive.

High School
In high school, Jack's best friends were Miranda MacEwan and Tim Benson, and all of his action were to solely benifit himself or them, with little regard to those outside of his circle. Outwardly joyful, Jack's mind whirled about the life and reputation as "the school bitch" and as a whore. At a party at Elene Tretskian's house, Jack got drunk, and lost his virginity to Grant Pascale, which he later regretted, because Grant was still closeted.

Jack, since then, claims that half of Brenton thinks he's a stupid whore, and is harassed whenever he goes into the town. Jack graduated the next year, an honor student, and was voted "Most Likely To Be Famous". He promised the world that he would make good on his title, and was accecpted into the drama program at Carnegie Melon University, where he would go on to be one of the school's most sucessful alumni.

Trivia

 * His favorite movie is Fame.
 * In 2105, he is awarded a lifetime achievement Oscar, which is accecpted by his great-granddaughter, Harmony MacGuire.
 * He often seems to have a strange way of knowing things, espicially noticable in his later years, mistaking Annalise St. Croix for her Great-grandmother, Lillian St. Croix.