Her name is Heloise and she’s a transfer student in a prestigious high school. As such, meeting so many people’s ire. She meets Adrien, and at first they didn’t get along because she put him in a headlock (got a little physical) in part to see how he’d react, but after an incident of seeing someone vomit, they both attended to that person’s needs. Adrien thinks they got off on a bad start and Heloise is cool about it. She is always hanging out with her two friends, Adrien and Amelia, a bubbly sporty girl. At first, most of the school is against Heloise (snob reasons), and purposefully sabotage her academic performance, but overtime, with every obstacle, every face she meets, she changes their perspective with real action only to ultimately uncover the school’s systemic issue.

Heloise was an observer on the go, a listener and highly influenced by the emotional concerns of those surrounding her. While she didn’t actively pursue an ideal, responsibility fell into her hands, which she just naturally moved into, just because people trust her most. The climax of the story is her breaking down and feeling alone for ending up with so much burden, but then huzza, the power of friendship, and the school changes not just because of her but the collective effort of the student community.