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Brenda Welsh was the leader, and she was in the eighth grade, the last year of middle school. While she thought she owned the whole school in one way or another, her regular antics of stealing boyfriends, breaking up couples she didn't think belonged together, and causing problems for anyone that stood up to her was starting to get boring. Nothing she did now, seemed to really make coming to school worth it. She needed to do something new. Brenda Welsh called her bestie, Angela Harrison, and the two of them started talking about the kinds of things that they enjoyed because along with three others, the five of them controlled everythign at school. No matter what her other friends said though, Brenda was just feeling something was lacking. She thought about trying to pick on the sixth graders a little more or maybe even humiliating a seventh grader, but in the end, she admitted that picking on them even more, even if it was to humiliate them was not really going to fix how she felt. She needed something different. It was only the second week in October, when a new student transferred to their school from deep within Asia. None of the girls new exactly where the new girl was from because she was just a sixth grader, but they first noticed her one day at breakfast looking a little uncertain and scared like so many other sixth graders had looked at the beginning of the year as they were just starting school. Now, Brenda and her group had been bullies since the sixth grade themselves, so they knew that the typical ways of bullying the new sixth grader was not going to make them happy. They needed a new game plan with this one. She looked a bit shorter than most of the other sixth graders, and her face looked so innocent. She looked around wide eyed and asked several people where the main office was, but she didn't really pronounce things very clearly. It was almost like she was a very young elementary school student trying to talk to the big kids. Brenda smiled and motioned at Jackie Summers. "Go over and befriend her," she ordered one of her girls. "Show her where the office is, and then later, introduce her to me. Make her believe that we are the official school welcome wagon, and that we are here to take care of any sixth graders that are lost until they get the hang of things...." Jackie looked skeptically to her leader. "Just do it," Brenda commanded. "I think she's the right person to try something different with. I haven't decided what to do with her yet, but she's fresh. Whatever we decide to do with her, she won't be expecting it, and that should make it fun." Brenda then led Angela off to talk about what they could do with the 'new girl.' I'm looking for someone to play the new sixth grader: age 11-12 girl from Korea, China, Thailand, or somewhere in that area. Not Russia, and not Japan. Not anyone that really has experience what America is like. Preferrably, someone from a small town deep in a poor Asian country that grew up in a school that taught grades 1-8 all together in a dirt-floor classroom with crates to sit on and double as writing surfaces when they had a little paper to write on.... It's important that she grew up in conditions like that, so that her wide eyed incomprehension at what is going on in this new school, and her poorer English skills can make her the perfect target for the five big eighth graders to bully in the way of treating her like a baby, more specifically, Brenda's little baby sister.... Would like someone that is going to be detailed and write at least a paragraph or at least three sentences long, which ever is longer, not shorter. I'm not looking for a book, but just someone that can keep up with details and write enough that it makes it easy for us to feed off of one another. If you start writing only one sentence or two sentence replies constantly, then I will get bored. If it only happens once in every ten or twelve posts, then that's okay. Sometimes, there just isn't enough given to you even if I write five sentences, which to me, is a real paragraph, but I will let three sentences slide because I know five sentences isn't always easy or appropriate in every situation. You will NOT be bottle fed, breast fed, or given baby food. Don't think I'm going to go all baby on you, but you will be put in situations where you should feel scared to use teh bathroom, and you will be changed and even daipered, sometimes by the group of bullies. You will be given toys, and being from a poor country, I hope you act on the interest and play a little bit with the toys out of curiosty, which encourages the girls to keep giving you childish toys to play with. You are not exactly dumb, and you can keep up with the studies so much as they are translated or explained simply enough that you get it because most people don't speak your language.... That's what makes the girls think you are like a little kid, that you can't always follow what they say when they use big words or say things that you haven't heard before, and that you can't really explain yourself deeply since you don't know enough English than to simply state what you feel or need on the surface. If you are up to it after reading all this, then PM me, please.