Scott (played by Shane Dawson) is a protagonist in Not Cool.
Former prom king who reconnects with high school acquaintance Tori to test a tentative romance, while dealing with the aftermath of an abrupt breakup and confronting past reputations. Tori (played by Cherami Leigh) is a protagonist in Not Cool.
Sardonic college freshman and narrator who returns home for Thanksgiving, having shed her high school geek image, and begins testing a tentative romance with Scott. Joel (played by Drew Monson) appears in Not Cool.
Janie's classmate who engages in a tentative flirtation with her, though his overeager attempts to impress her often result in comedic misfires. Janie (played by Michelle Veintimilla) appears in Not Cool.
Scott's younger sister who navigates a tentative flirtation with her classmate Joel amidst holiday distractions.
Not Cool (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Scott
(played by Shane Dawson) — protagonist
Former prom king who reconnects with high school acquaintance Tori to test a tentative romance, while dealing with the aftermath of an abrupt breakup and confronting past reputations.
Tori
(played by Cherami Leigh) — protagonist
Sardonic college freshman and narrator who returns home for Thanksgiving, having shed her high school geek image, and begins testing a tentative romance with Scott.
Joel
(played by Drew Monson) — supporting
Janie's classmate who engages in a tentative flirtation with her, though his overeager attempts to impress her often result in comedic misfires.
Janie
(played by Michelle Veintimilla) — supporting
Scott's younger sister who navigates a tentative flirtation with her classmate Joel amidst holiday distractions.
Key Relationships
Joel → Scott
(Social Friends)
Tori → Janie
(Social Friends)
Janie → Joel
(Romantic Tentative Flirtation)
Tori → Scott
(Romantic Reconnecting Romance)
Scott → Janie
(Family Siblings)
Story Analysis
A Thanksgiving break romance explores past reputations and new connections through holiday festivities.
