Which boy is cuter? Jamir Jaydon Abel’s paternal
Author:Ron Jackson Time:2024/07/25 Read: 1953Which boy is cuter?
Jamir Jaydon Abel’s paternal family names are Richardson and Thompson. Jamir’s Paternal Great Grandfather on his paternal Grandmother’s side is Edward Richardson. Jamir’s Paternal Grandmother’s name is Eleanor Jaydon. Jamir’s mothers name is Nicole Abel Erickson. Ronald Renard Jackson Jr.’s other paternal last names are Hanner and Hart. Ronald’s Paternal Great Grandfather on his paternal Grandmother’s side is Percy Hanner. Ronald’s Paternal Grandmother’s name is Mabel Hanner. Ronald’s Mothers name is Desiree Jackson. Write a script between them all. who likes who or has a crush on who? Which is cutest boy and girl and the cutest couple? Boys and Girls:
Jamir Jaydon Abel, Ronald Renard Jackson Jr. , Cree Cicchino, Yessica Harmony Catalano, Jacy Carlie Montez, Shamya Nikki Dube
The Cutest Couple Contest
Scene: The bustling hallway of Northwood High School. Students chatter, lockers clang, and the smell of freshly-baked cookies drifts from the cafeteria.
Characters:
- Jamir Jaydon Abel: Tall, athletic, with a charming smile and a mischievous glint in his eyes.
- Ronald Renard Jackson Jr.: Artistic and introspective, with a quiet confidence and a love for music.
- Cree Cicchino: bubbly and outgoing, a natural leader with a contagious laugh.
- Yessica Harmony Catalano: Smart and witty, a skilled debater with a quiet strength.
- Jacy Carlie Montez: Kind and compassionate, with a love for animals and a gentle demeanor.
- Shamya Nikki Dube: Energetic and adventurous, always up for a challenge and a big smile.
The Script:
[SCENE START]
(Cree and Shamya are arguing animatedly, surrounded by a small group of students.)
Cree: Jacy, you gotta admit! Jamir is way cuter than Ronald. He’s got that whole basketball star, smile-that-could-melt-butter thing going on.
Shamya: Are you kidding? Ronald is the epitome of cool! He plays guitar, he writes poetry, he’s basically a walking Pinterest board of artistic inspiration.
Jacy: (Giggles) You’re both right! They are both cute. It’s just so hard to choose.
Yessica: (Walking past) Why are we even debating this? You guys know the real question is who’s cuter: Jamir or Ronald? Or maybe Cree or Shamya?
Cree and Shamya: (Glaring at Yessica) You think you’re so clever, huh?
(Yessica shrugs and continues walking. Ronald appears, fiddling with his phone.)
Ronald: Hey guys, what’s all the commotion?
Shamya: We’re having a debate! Cree thinks Jamir is the cutest, I think it’s you.
Ronald: (Blushing slightly) Well, that’s certainly flattering, but I wouldn’t want to get involved in such a serious debate.
(Jamir walks up, a basketball in hand.)
Jamir: Hey, what’s going on here? Sounds like I’m the subject of some high school drama.
Cree: (Grinning) Just a friendly debate, Jamir.
(Yessica approaches, a smirk on her face.)
Yessica: Actually, it’s more than just a debate. We’re holding a “Cutest Couple” contest.
(Jamir raises an eyebrow, confused. Cree, Shamya, Jacy, and Ronald look at each other, surprised.)
Cree: A “Cutest Couple” contest? What kind of contest is that?
Yessica: It’s simple! We pair up the cutest boy and the cutest girl, and the winner is crowned “Cutest Couple.” It’s a way to settle the endless debate about who’s the most adorable pairing.
(Jamir laughs, but a slight flicker of hope crosses his eyes.)
Jamir: I like where this is going. Who are you pairing me with, Yessica?
(Yessica smiles slyly, and everyone looks to see what she’s going to do.)
[SCENE END]
(The story continues as the students navigate the “Cutest Couple” contest, leading to unexpected pairings, stolen glances, and surprising revelations about their true feelings.)
(The ending can be open-ended, leaving the reader to imagine who ultimately wins the contest, or it can be resolved with a clear winner, highlighting the growth of the characters and the power of friendship.)
The story can be further developed with individual storylines and conflicts, exploring themes of love, friendship, self-discovery, and the pressures of high school. The focus should be on the characters’ interactions, their personalities, and the humorous situations that arise from the “Cutest Couple” contest.
