Personality:

Clover is a very smart, kind, nurturing, and friendly girl with a strong sense of integrity. She’s usually hard-working, down-to-earth, and straightforward, often very determined to get a job done when needed and loves to be very organized. She acts as both the leader and voice of reason for her friends when they do something wrong or foolish.

Clover is also somewhat of a tomboy who loves to play Soccer and Dodgeball. She also usually enjoys playing video games and wearing a shirt and pants at times. Despite that, she does have a girly side to her personality that she’s very insecure about due to her past experiences with sexist bullies. She has a soft spot for children, especially babies. She sometimes doesn’t mind wearing a dress or skirt when going to special events and secretly likes pink more than green, but doesn’t want to fall into stereotypes.

In spite of her good qualities, she isn’t perfect. She’s very headstrong, stubborn, and hard on herself when she does something wrong due to her overbearing parents. She also has a fear of criticism and being ridiculed, being very sensitive at times when her feelings get hurt to the point of tears. She can also be overly-critical, judgmental, and sardonic. She’s also very snarky and sarcastic at times when annoyed, but she does mean well and is very remorseful when going too far. Her main character flaw is her perfectionist attitude and desire to always do things right, giving her serious self-confidence issues, especially when she feels like she failed to live up to her parents and others’ expectations.

However, even she isn’t immune to acting irrational or misjudging a situation. As she does tend to jump to conclusions at times due to personally thinking that she can anticipate what’s happening or what’s going to happen. This can lead to conflict and self-hatred when she’s proven wrong. She can also get into arguments herself with her friends, especially Alex, when their differences clash with one another, leading to someone else to mediate them.

After some help and support from her friends and realizing that her parents only did what they did out of genuine love and wanting what’s best for her, she became much more fun-loving and willing to take risks when needed. She also becomes a lot more confident with herself due to said support. While she does have her judgmental attitude, stubbornness, and insecurities, they’re more toned down and are less present than before.

Voice:

Her voice should have a mezzo-soprano range. It needs to be very expressive and easy to hear. She needs to sound like a teenage tomboy with a very smart and sympathetic undertone. She also needs to sound natural and like a teenage girl. And finally, she needs to have a great singing voice.

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