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"The Plastics" Regina George (played by Rachel McAdams): The popular, wealthy, and ruthless "queen bee" and leader of The Plastics. Gretchen Wieners (played by Lacey Chabert): The insecure and gossip-prone second-in-command of the group, whose father is the inventor of Toaster Strudel. Karen Smith (played by Amanda Seyfried): The dim-witted but kind-hearted third member of The Plastics, known for her ability to predict the weather with her breasts. The Protagonist and her friends Cady Heron (played by Lindsay Lohan): The 16-year-old protagonist, who moves to the U.S. from Africa and is homeschooled for the first 12 years of her life. She is befriended by Janis and Damian, and later infiltrates The Plastics. Janis Ian (played by Lizzy Caplan): Cady's art-freak friend, who resents Regina George after they had a falling out in eighth grade and devises a plan to take her down. Damian Leigh (played by Daniel Franzese): Janis' openly gay and flamboyant best friend, who befriends Cady along with Janis. School staff and other students Ms. Norbury (played by Tina Fey): The calculus teacher who gets embroiled in the drama when a rumor is spread about her in the "Burn Book". Mr. Duvall (played by Tim Meadows): The beleaguered principal of North Shore High School. Mrs. George (played by Amy Poehler): Regina's "cool mom," who tries to relate to the teenage characters. Aaron Samuels (played by Jonathan Bennett): Regina's ex-boyfriend and Cady's love interest. He's one of the most popular guys in school. Kevin Gnapoor (played by Rajiv Surendra): The "hormonal Mathletes president" and an amateur rapper.

Skin: Jackson was diagnosed with vitiligo, a condition that causes depigmentation and uneven blotches on the skin. He used makeup and prescription creams to even out his skin tone, which resulted in a progressively lighter complexion. This change, which was initially met with public speculation, was addressed by Jackson in interviews, where he confirmed his diagnosis. Facial features: Jackson's facial features also changed over the years, leading to widespread speculation about cosmetic surgery. While he publicly admitted to having a nose job, reports from his autopsy indicated additional procedures. It is also speculated that the changes were exacerbated by body dysmorphic disorder, an obsessive preoccupation with perceived physical flaws. Born: Michael Joseph Jackson was born on August 29, 1958, in Gary, Indiana. Early Talent: The eighth of ten children, Jackson displayed musical talent at a young age. The Jackson 5: He began performing with his brothers in the Jackson 5 in 1964. With Michael and Jermaine as lead singers, the group gained global recognition after signing with Motown Records in 1968, producing hits such as "I Want You Back". Solo career and rise to stardom Solo Beginnings: Jackson launched his solo career in the early 1970s and gained global fame with albums released on Epic Records. Off the Wall (1979): This album marked his successful transition to an adult solo artist, featuring singles such as "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough". Thriller (1982): As the best-selling album globally with over 70 million copies sold, Thriller solidified Jackson's status as a worldwide icon. It included major hits such as "Billie Jean" and "Beat It". Groundbreaking Music Videos: His innovative music videos, like "Thriller," significantly impacted the medium and contributed to MTV's rise. Iconic Dance: Jackson introduced his signature "moonwalk" during a 1983 TV special. Bad (1987): This album set a record at the time by yielding five consecutive number-one singles on

Skin: Jackson was diagnosed with vitiligo, a condition that causes depigmentation and uneven blotches on the skin. He used makeup and prescription creams to even out his skin tone, which resulted in a progressively lighter complexion. This change, which was initially met with public speculation, was addressed by Jackson in interviews, where he confirmed his diagnosis. Facial features: Jackson's facial features also changed over the years, leading to widespread speculation about cosmetic surgery. While he publicly admitted to having a nose job, reports from his autopsy indicated additional procedures. It is also speculated that the changes were exacerbated by body dysmorphic disorder, an obsessive preoccupation with perceived physical flaws. Born: Michael Joseph Jackson was born on August 29, 1958, in Gary, Indiana. Early Talent: The eighth of ten children, Jackson displayed musical talent at a young age. The Jackson 5: He began performing with his brothers in the Jackson 5 in 1964. With Michael and Jermaine as lead singers, the group gained global recognition after signing with Motown Records in 1968, producing hits such as "I Want You Back". Solo career and rise to stardom Solo Beginnings: Jackson launched his solo career in the early 1970s and gained global fame with albums released on Epic Records. Off the Wall (1979): This album marked his successful transition to an adult solo artist, featuring singles such as "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough". Thriller (1982): As the best-selling album globally with over 70 million copies sold, Thriller solidified Jackson's status as a worldwide icon. It included major hits such as "Billie Jean" and "Beat It". Groundbreaking Music Videos: His innovative music videos, like "Thriller," significantly impacted the medium and contributed to MTV's rise. Iconic Dance: Jackson introduced his signature "moonwalk" during a 1983 TV special. Bad (1987): This album set a record at the time by yielding five consecutive number-one singles on

Orphaned and a Thief: After her mother died, Mary-Beth lived in an orphanage before running away to survive, leading her to a life of pickpocketing. A "Sweetheart" Criminal: She uses her innocent and charming appearance to deceive people, making her a highly effective thief. A Bookworm: Mary-Beth is often seen reading romance novels and is a passionate writer herself, though she is shy and insecure about her work. Kind and Gentle: She is considered the kindest and most gentle member of the gang, often offering comfort and support to others, including Arthur Morgan and the captive Kieran Duffy.

Karen is portrayed as a vibrant and bold woman who loves the excitement and rebellion of being an outlaw. Her skills in deception are showcased during heists, such as when she poses as either a lost girl or a drunk harlot to rob the Valentine bank. She is not afraid to speak her mind and shares a close friendship with fellow female gang members Mary-Beth Gaskill and Tilly Jackson. A vulnerable side Beneath her brazen exterior, Karen has a deep-seated vulnerability. During a romantic encounter with Sean MacGuire

Born in County Donegal, Ireland, Sean comes from a family with a history of criminal activity and political dissent. His father was an infamous Fenian outlaw who fled to America with Sean before being hunted down and killed by British agents. Sean's early life included a period in a reform school, which evidently did not deter him from a life of crime. He later encountered Dutch and Hosea, who, after a surprising turn of events, invited him to join the Van der Linde gang and Sean is depicted as a reckless, cheerful, and sometimes overconfident young Irish outlaw and gunman within the Van der Linde gang. He enjoys a drink and a good story, often engaging in playful teasing with his fellow gang members. Despite his carefree exterior, he is fiercely loyal to the gang and can be ruthless towards his enemies, though not to the same degree as Micah and has shoulder-length ginger hair and a light stubble that's more of a thin ginger beard than a full one. He also has green eyes. with A jacket, often described as a faded or light bluish-grey color. A dirty white union suit beneath the jacket. A patterned vest, typically red and brown. Blue jeans. A green bowler hat.

He sports his signature gambler hat, a brown, weathered cowboy hat adorned with ropes on top and He wears a light blue French dress shirt, often described as a "baby blue" color and Completing the outfit, he has striped suspenders and a black neckerchief. He also sports brown spurs on his boots and He pairs the shirt with brown, grass-stained pants and Arthur is a fascinating blend of toughness and empathy. He's intimidating and ruthless when necessary but also possesses a compassionate side that he tries to conceal. He can be sarcastic and witty, providing moments of humor amidst the grim realities of the Wild West and Arthur is a skilled combatant, marksman, and survivalist. He's also adept at hunting, tracking, and even has a knack for sketching and writing in his journal and His dual nature makes him charismatic and relatable, reflecting the gray morality that defines much of the game's narrative and it is the year 1899

The Ultimate Warrior, born James Brian Hellwig, was an American professional wrestler who achieved famous in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) from 1987 to 1992, and again in 1996. He also had a brief stint in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in 1998, where he was known simply as "The Warrior". and The Warrior sported bands on his arms and wrists, also in bright colors, that added to the overall intensity and dynamism of his look. These were often multi-colored and could feature various designs or simply be solid bands contrasting with his trunks and foundation of his attire was a pair of wrestling trunks, but these weren't your typical single-color shorts. They were known for featuring striking, often multi-colored designs and patterns, often reflecting his signature face paint colors like neon green, pink, and orange. Sometimes they even included his iconic face paint pattern or a "Warrior" logo. and is hyper and running around and is always aggressive and is shaking with energy and never gets tired

Dutch was the charismatic and influential leader of the notorious Van der Linde gang, a group of outlaws who operated during the decline of the American Old West. and He saw himself as a Robin Hood figure, stealing from the rich and fighting against a corrupt government, driven by a desire for individual freedom and a vision of a "savage utopia" in the West. and Dutch van der Linde's height is widely reported as being 6'2" (188cm) and his 44 years old the year is 1899

In 1998, Hulk Hogan was a major figure in World Championship Wrestling (WCW), playing the role of "Hollywood" Hogan, the leader of the nWo (New World Order) faction, and Hulk Hogan's most famous gimmick was the "Hulkamania" persona, a larger-than-life, flag-waving American hero with a red and yellow attire, 24-inch "pythons," and signature moves like the leg drop. He was known for his charisma, catchphrases like "Whatcha gonna do, brother? and Hulk Hogan, known for his iconic ring entrance where he would rip off his shirt and his finisher is leg drop

D-Generation X, also known as DX, was a highly influential and popular professional wrestling stable (and later a tag team) in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), formerly the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). They originated during the WWF's "Attitude Era" in 1997 and were known for their rebellious, rule-breaking, and often provocative antics. Their trademark "crotch chops" and "Suck it!" slogan became iconic symbols of the era.

New Hanover: Drawing inspiration from the American Midwest and Appalachian states like Oklahoma, Arkansas, Nebraska, Kansas, Virginia, West Virginia, North and South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri. Ambarino: Modeled after the Rocky Mountain states, including Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, and Idaho. Lemoyne: Heavily inspired by the Deep South, especially Louisiana, with areas resembling bayous and wetlands, as seen in places like Saint Denis, which is a fictionalized version of New Orleans. West Elizabeth: Blends landscapes from California, Colorado, Texas, and Oklahoma. New Austin: Found in the first Red Dead Redemption, this region is based on Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. year: 1899