John Humperdink Stover
A new student at Lawrenceville School, known for his mischievousness and attempts to fit in.
Core Belief
"Initially, Stover believes in self-reliance and the importance of making a name for himself. He later learns the value of community, loyalty, and integrity."
Worldview
Stover initially sees the world as a stage for his own performance, viewing others as an audience to be impressed. Through his experiences at Lawrenceville, he develops a more nuanced understanding of social dynamics and the importance of genuine connection.
Personality
Stover is initially portrayed as fresh and somewhat arrogant, prone to exaggeration and rule-breaking. He is quick-witted but also insecure, seeking attention and acceptance. Later, he develops a sense of responsibility and fairness.
In Their Own Words
"I've driven real coaches, sixteen horses, rip-snorters, and all that sort of thing."
"I'm going to own this house. In a week I'll have 'em feeding from my hand."
"I may be tender, but I'm not green."
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