Nerves: Character

The ass-chewing she was about to receive was richly deserved, she knew, but it grated against every nerve. Every fine-tuned nerve that her mother had tightened every day of her childhood, telling her that they weren't like normal people, that they were better, that they had the right to things that normal people didn't, that it was because they were superior. She thought she'd shrugged most of that off when she found the scholarship kids group at the very exclusive, very pricey school she was sent to. She still didn't know why they'd let her hang out with them. She wasn't really one of them. She didn't have to worry about how she would support herself afterward. She didn't have to prove that she was worthy of their money. And yet, they had.


Inspiration: Not really sure.
Story Potential: Low.
Notes: This is just sort of a character sketch, and not in-and-of itself an interesting enough character to stand alone, at that.