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| first = [[Unfit for Education]], [https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c4/p3 page 3]<br>''{{Start date|2006|05|12}}''
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'''Sue''' runs a thousand miles an hour toward her dreams - and occasionally straight into walls. Whether she's directing the next school theatrical masterpiece or campaigning for student council with the intensity of a presidential candidate, Sue's got enough determination to power a small city. Sure, her plans don't always work out exactly as intended, but hey, that's half the fun, right?


sue is a cat<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://bittersweetcandybowl.com/about.html|title=About - Bittersweet Candy Bowl}}</ref>
== Personality ==
[[Sue]] is what you get when you combine a theater kid's drama, a student council president's ambition, and a dungeon master's strategic mind into one unstoppable force of nature. She's the friend who shows up to a group project with color-coded binders and enough enthusiasm to power a small city. While her take-charge attitude and tendency to meddle in others' affairs (especially anything involving [[Mike]] and [[Lucy]]) can sometimes rub people the wrong way, it all comes from a genuine desire to help - even if her methods occasionally resemble a bull in an emotional china shop. Beneath her confident exterior lies a surprisingly vulnerable soul who struggles with feeling like an outsider, particularly when her geeky interests clash with her social aspirations. But that's what makes Sue so endearing - she's an overachiever who doesn't always achieve, a matchmaker whose own love life is a work in progress, and a natural leader who sometimes needs to be reminded that not everything needs her direction. Her fierce loyalty to her friends and unwavering sense of justice make her the person you want in your corner when things get tough, even if she might accidentally turn your simple problem into an elaborate five-act play with musical numbers.


== Story ==
== Appearance ==


=== Volume One ===
She's tan and wears a mistletoe necklace.


enter sue
== Significant Events ==


=== Volume Two ===
* Sue is an ambitious writer, penning a school play that she holds auditions for. She's very passionate about the project, working hard to craft the perfect script.<ref name="comicpage-c53p1">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p1 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 1}}</ref> Despite her writing skills, Sue struggles with stage fright and public speaking. When introducing her play to the school, she has trouble maintaining her energy and confidence.<ref name="comicpage-c53p2">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p2 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 2}}</ref>
* When [[Abbey]] went full "zero tolerance" mode about bullying, Sue wasn't having any of that black-and-white nonsense. She straight-up called his approach "fascist" <ref name="comicpage-c53p12">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p12 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 12}}</ref> .
* Sue is an avid gamer, playing an MMORPG with her friend [[Stacy]]. She's very invested in the game, eagerly planning guild events and activities.<ref name="comicpage-c53p6">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p6 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 6}}</ref> Despite being mocked as a "loser" and a "geek" by some of the more popular girls, Sue is determined to prove them wrong. She even tries out for the cheerleading squad in an attempt to boost her social status.<ref name="comicpage-c53p10">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p10 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 10}}</ref>
* Sue starts a club for neglected background characters, hoping to give them a voice. This shows her desire for attention and recognition. However, the club quickly spirals out of her control, leading to an angry mob. Sue realizes her jealousy drove her to make poor decisions. [Chapter 36.1]
Master manipulator alert: She somehow convinced [[McCain]] to join the school trip just to even out the numbers. Never underestimate Sue's powers of persuasion!<ref name="comicpage-c53p19">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p19 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 19}}</ref>
* On a group trip, Sue takes charge after Mike and Lucy fall from a collapsing land bridge. She keeps the group focused on finding help and prevents further dangerous antics. This highlights Sue's leadership skills in a crisis.<ref name="comicpage-c53ps8-11">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p8 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, pages 8-11}}</ref>


sue remains
== Major Relationships ==


== General information ==
=== '''Lucy''' ===
Lucy and Sue's friendship is the kind that survives everything - including Sue's well-intentioned but occasionally disastrous attempts to "help." Whether she's offering a shoulder to cry on after the bridge incident <ref name="comicpage-c53p11">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p11 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 11}}</ref> or trying to play matchmaker through questionable casting decisions <ref name="comicpage-c53p9">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p9 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 9}}</ref> , Sue's always there for Lucy, even if her methods are... let's say creative. Their bond only grows stronger after Lucy returns from private school, proving that sometimes the best friends are the ones who stick around even when things get messy <ref name="comicpage-c53p12">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p12 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 12}}</ref> .


sue is blonde
=== '''Mike''' ===
Oh boy, where to start with these two? Sue's relationship with Mike is like trying to help a friend who insists they don't need directions - frustrating but ultimately coming from a place of care. She's there searching frantically when he falls from the bridge.<ref name="comicpage-c53p15">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p15 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 15}}</ref> , but also isn't afraid to call him out when he's being difficult about his relationship drama <ref name="comicpage-c53ps20-21">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p20 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, pages 20-21}}</ref> Classic Sue - always trying to fix things, even when Mike's not exactly making it easy.


== Concept and creation ==
=== '''Paulo''' ===
Sue and [[Paulo]] have a contentious relationship, with Paulo often mocking and antagonizing Sue. In "Casting Call", Paulo interrupts Sue's play rehearsal, ridiculing her efforts and the group's dedication to the project.<ref name="comicpage-c53p2">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p2 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 2}}</ref> When Sue is hurt by Stacy ignoring her in "[[Popularity Contest]]", Paulo takes the opportunity to further insult her, calling her a "loser.<ref name="comicpage-c53p5">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p5 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 5}}</ref> Despite their friction, they coexist within the same friend group, as seen during Lucy's surprise party planning <ref name="comicpage-c53p4">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p4 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 4}}</ref> .


sue was created for the sole purpose of wearing that mistletoe thing around her neck
=== '''McCain''' ===
Sue and McCain share a close bond, with McCain often acting as a voice of reason and support for Sue. In "[[Out of the Frame]]", they share a moment of vulnerability and mutual understanding, hinting at a growing romantic connection.<ref name="comicpage-c53p2">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p2 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 2}}</ref> He's there to offer support when her grand plans inevitably go sideways <ref name="comicpage-c53p15">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p15 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 15}}</ref> , and there's definitely something brewing between these two.


== Appearances ==
== Minor Relationships ==


* sue's chapter
=== '''Stacy''' ===
Picture this: two best friends united by their love of virtual dragon-slaying in SwordsVale, torn apart by the age-old enemy of genuine friendship - high school politics.<ref name="comicpage-c53p6">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p6 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 6}}</ref> When Stacy starts playing the popularity game and leaves Sue hanging, it hits harder than a critical hit in their favorite MMORPG.<ref name="comicpage-c53p7">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p7 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 7}}</ref> But here's the thing about real friendship - it can survive a few failed saving throws. Through some honest conversations and genuine soul-searching, these two manage to find their way back to each other without having to sacrifice who they are <ref name="comicpage-c53p14">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p14 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 14}}</ref> .
 
=== '''Jessica and Rachel''' ===
In a surprising twist that breaks every teen movie stereotype ever, when Sue tries out for cheerleading, [[Jessica]] and [[Rachel]] actually turn out to be... nice? While [[Katie|Katie's]] busy playing the "you can't sit with us" card, these two welcome Sue with open arms, proving that sometimes the popular crowd can surprise you <ref name="comicpage-c53p11">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p11 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 11}}</ref> .
 
=== '''Amaya''' ===
While [[Amaya]] might not be front and center in Sue's story, she's like that reliable NPC in a video game who's always there when you need them. Whether it's showing up to support Sue's Crimsonflame Festival planning <ref name="comicpage-c53p2">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p2 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 2}}</ref> or being there to reassure her during the whole Stacy drama <ref name="comicpage-c53p6">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p6 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 6}}</ref> , Amaya's that quiet but steady presence in Sue's life.


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
{{For|this character's image gallery|Gallery:Sue}}
{{For|this character's image gallery|Gallery:Sue}}
== Quotes ==
* {{Blockquote
|text=I'll ''sue'' you.
|author=Sue, maybe
}}
* {{Blockquote
|text=Announcing everything you've ever wanted... Sue... ''2!''
|author=Person in business suit on stage at a convention
}}


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==


== Reception ==
* Sue's full name is Susan, but she's rarely called that except by her mother</ref> and McCain when he's trying to be serious with her <ref name="comicpage-c53p7">{{Cite web | url=https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c53/p7 | title=Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 7}}</ref> .
 
=== Fan response ===
 
Everyone loves Sue and people's lives are improved just by knowing she exists.


== References ==
== References ==
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== See also ==
== See also ==


* [[Sue's mom]], a page about Sue's mother
* [[Sue's mom]]


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Revision as of 08:29, 8 November 2024

Sue
GenderFemale
Age17 as of Method Acting
BirthdayJanuary 4, 1992
GradeJunior as of Table for One
SpeciesCat
BreedEuropean Burmese
Family
DebutUnfit for Education, page 3
May 12, 2006 (2006-05-12)

Sue runs a thousand miles an hour toward her dreams - and occasionally straight into walls. Whether she's directing the next school theatrical masterpiece or campaigning for student council with the intensity of a presidential candidate, Sue's got enough determination to power a small city. Sure, her plans don't always work out exactly as intended, but hey, that's half the fun, right?

Personality

Sue is what you get when you combine a theater kid's drama, a student council president's ambition, and a dungeon master's strategic mind into one unstoppable force of nature. She's the friend who shows up to a group project with color-coded binders and enough enthusiasm to power a small city. While her take-charge attitude and tendency to meddle in others' affairs (especially anything involving Mike and Lucy) can sometimes rub people the wrong way, it all comes from a genuine desire to help - even if her methods occasionally resemble a bull in an emotional china shop. Beneath her confident exterior lies a surprisingly vulnerable soul who struggles with feeling like an outsider, particularly when her geeky interests clash with her social aspirations. But that's what makes Sue so endearing - she's an overachiever who doesn't always achieve, a matchmaker whose own love life is a work in progress, and a natural leader who sometimes needs to be reminded that not everything needs her direction. Her fierce loyalty to her friends and unwavering sense of justice make her the person you want in your corner when things get tough, even if she might accidentally turn your simple problem into an elaborate five-act play with musical numbers.

Appearance

She's tan and wears a mistletoe necklace.

Significant Events

  • Sue is an ambitious writer, penning a school play that she holds auditions for. She's very passionate about the project, working hard to craft the perfect script.[1] Despite her writing skills, Sue struggles with stage fright and public speaking. When introducing her play to the school, she has trouble maintaining her energy and confidence.[2]
  • When Abbey went full "zero tolerance" mode about bullying, Sue wasn't having any of that black-and-white nonsense. She straight-up called his approach "fascist" [3] .
  • Sue is an avid gamer, playing an MMORPG with her friend Stacy. She's very invested in the game, eagerly planning guild events and activities.[4] Despite being mocked as a "loser" and a "geek" by some of the more popular girls, Sue is determined to prove them wrong. She even tries out for the cheerleading squad in an attempt to boost her social status.[5]
  • Sue starts a club for neglected background characters, hoping to give them a voice. This shows her desire for attention and recognition. However, the club quickly spirals out of her control, leading to an angry mob. Sue realizes her jealousy drove her to make poor decisions. [Chapter 36.1]

Master manipulator alert: She somehow convinced McCain to join the school trip just to even out the numbers. Never underestimate Sue's powers of persuasion![6]

  • On a group trip, Sue takes charge after Mike and Lucy fall from a collapsing land bridge. She keeps the group focused on finding help and prevents further dangerous antics. This highlights Sue's leadership skills in a crisis.[7]

Major Relationships

Lucy

Lucy and Sue's friendship is the kind that survives everything - including Sue's well-intentioned but occasionally disastrous attempts to "help." Whether she's offering a shoulder to cry on after the bridge incident [8] or trying to play matchmaker through questionable casting decisions [9] , Sue's always there for Lucy, even if her methods are... let's say creative. Their bond only grows stronger after Lucy returns from private school, proving that sometimes the best friends are the ones who stick around even when things get messy [3] .

Mike

Oh boy, where to start with these two? Sue's relationship with Mike is like trying to help a friend who insists they don't need directions - frustrating but ultimately coming from a place of care. She's there searching frantically when he falls from the bridge.[10] , but also isn't afraid to call him out when he's being difficult about his relationship drama [11] Classic Sue - always trying to fix things, even when Mike's not exactly making it easy.

Paulo

Sue and Paulo have a contentious relationship, with Paulo often mocking and antagonizing Sue. In "Casting Call", Paulo interrupts Sue's play rehearsal, ridiculing her efforts and the group's dedication to the project.[2] When Sue is hurt by Stacy ignoring her in "Popularity Contest", Paulo takes the opportunity to further insult her, calling her a "loser.[12] Despite their friction, they coexist within the same friend group, as seen during Lucy's surprise party planning [13] .

McCain

Sue and McCain share a close bond, with McCain often acting as a voice of reason and support for Sue. In "Out of the Frame", they share a moment of vulnerability and mutual understanding, hinting at a growing romantic connection.[2] He's there to offer support when her grand plans inevitably go sideways [10] , and there's definitely something brewing between these two.

Minor Relationships

Stacy

Picture this: two best friends united by their love of virtual dragon-slaying in SwordsVale, torn apart by the age-old enemy of genuine friendship - high school politics.[4] When Stacy starts playing the popularity game and leaves Sue hanging, it hits harder than a critical hit in their favorite MMORPG.[14] But here's the thing about real friendship - it can survive a few failed saving throws. Through some honest conversations and genuine soul-searching, these two manage to find their way back to each other without having to sacrifice who they are [15] .

Jessica and Rachel

In a surprising twist that breaks every teen movie stereotype ever, when Sue tries out for cheerleading, Jessica and Rachel actually turn out to be... nice? While Katie's busy playing the "you can't sit with us" card, these two welcome Sue with open arms, proving that sometimes the popular crowd can surprise you [8] .

Amaya

While Amaya might not be front and center in Sue's story, she's like that reliable NPC in a video game who's always there when you need them. Whether it's showing up to support Sue's Crimsonflame Festival planning [2] or being there to reassure her during the whole Stacy drama [4] , Amaya's that quiet but steady presence in Sue's life.

Gallery

For this character's image gallery, see Gallery:Sue.

Trivia

  • Sue's full name is Susan, but she's rarely called that except by her mother</ref> and McCain when he's trying to be serious with her [14] .

References

  1. ↑ "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 1".
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 2".
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 12".
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 6".
  5. ↑ "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 10".
  6. ↑ "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 19".
  7. ↑ "Chapter 53: Casting Call, pages 8-11".
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 11".
  9. ↑ "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 9".
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 15".
  11. ↑ "Chapter 53: Casting Call, pages 20-21".
  12. ↑ "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 5".
  13. ↑ "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 4".
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 7".
  15. ↑ "Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 14".

See also

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