1) Violent Lucy options. (attack_lucy = MC attacked Lucy in school and has a new enemy) 
(woundedlucy = MC threw a chair at Lucy's head while fighting the bullies and knocked her out)

Relationship states
Universal:
Met = Just met under neutral conditions.
Well Met = Just met under good conditions.
Hostile = Hostile for life.
Friendly = You're on good terms.

Toby:
One-Sided Friendship = He wants to be friends. You aren't playing nice, though.
Unnerved = You're acting weird, and he doesn't understand it.
Protective = You asked for his help against Jason. Now he wants to keep protecting you.
Tense = He thinks you're not very nice.

Strained = Was hostile, but you apologized.

Vi:
Lovestruck = She just met you, and she wants you.
Strange Friendship = You're friends.
One-Sided Obsession = She's stalking you.
Abused = You're hurting her.
Abusive Friendship = You're friends, and are hurting her.
Hurt = You ignored her.


Lucy:
Classmates = She doesn't think much one way or the other about you.
Wary = She's not sure about you.
Reluctant Gratitude = You helped her, even if she isn't too fond of how you did it.
Gratitude = You helped her, and she's grateful (Either you handled the situation peacefully, or you are female).
Guarded = She thinks you're crazy.
Furious = You injured her.
Tense = You're hostile, but not HOSTILE
Fond = She's decided she's fond of you.
Professional = You are working for her.
Rejected = You turned down her job.

Annoyed = When she approached with the intention of offering a job, you left without even hearing her out.
Terrified = You convinced her that you could kill her
Enemies = She hates you, and you have sworn to fight her

Jason:
Wary = You interrogated him or beat him up.
Grateful = You didn't make a fuss when he hit you.
Tolerant = Jessy accepts you, so will he.
Indifferent = He doesn't really care about you.
Tense = You know that he knows that you know that he tried to beat you up, but you evaded him without confrontation.
Confused = You're fucking weird.

Jessy:
Attracted? = She is interested in you, for unknown reasons.
Scorned = As a male, you turned down her advances.
Awkward = As a female, you tried being friends.
Tolerant = She accepts your existence.
Rival = You're another girl in the school. You're going down.
Jealous = As a female, you're trying to get close to her man.
Annoyed = As a man, you aren't falling for her.
Confused = You're fucking weird.
Curious = She doesn't understand you.

No Relation = You rejected her attempt to get close. There is nothing between you now.
Upset = You slighted her when she tried to invite you to go to the mall. 

Junior:
Impressed = He doesn't know you very well, but thinks you're pretty cool.
Wary = He knows you're cool, and thinks you might be after his seat.
Understanding = As a male, you have an understanding.
Rival = You are a foe to be conquered.
Dismissive = He's decided you aren't worth it.



Plotlines:
Toby:
External Conflict - Toby's circle of friends is being tormented by Junior's gang
Internal Conflict - Purely on the PC's side of things. Is it worth using violence to defend something, even at the risk of turning that something against you, or should the PC try and find a new way of doings things to defend what she has without violence.
Resolutions - Defend Toby from behind the scenes using violence, defend Toby openly with violence and risk losing him due to your bloodlust, find a way without violence, join Junior

Jessy:
External Conflict - The PC
Internal Conflict - Jessy is unaware of who she actually is, due to her past as a child star. Has severe identity issues and needs someone blunt and honest to help her learn to be honest with herself
Resolutions - Through their interactions, Jessy can realize she is her own person that is independent of what others think of her. Also teaching the PC that they are not defined by their past and can decide today to be whoever they want to be.

Jason:
External Conflict - The PC
Internal Conflict - Severe trust issues.
Resolutions - Jason can form a bond with the PC that, if honored, will make Jason realize how much he's lost by shutting out others and that if he wants to be better, he needs to accept that other people exist that want to help him. Jason and PC resolve to support each other.

Junior:
External Conflict - Rival inside the group who is turning his gang into a more violent and hateful group of criminals.
Internal Conflict - Dealing with the fact his mother is dying despite everything he went through to give her a better life, making him feel like all his effort has been pointless.
Resolutions - Junior retakes control of his gang. he could either have held to his ideals, or become just as bad as his rivals. Alternatively, he can let the gang go and decide to move on with his life. Or, he could try to challenge the rival, fail, and also die.

Lucy:
External Conflict - Is finding that her father's (and by extension, her's) territory and criminal enterprises are being pressed upon. Is worried that her father isn't capable of dealing with it, so enlists the PCs help in taking matters into her own hands.
Internal Conflict - Lives in a constant state of fear and need for control in her life. 
Resolutions - The external conflict cannot be resolved, because it is too big for children to deal with. However, over the course of working with the PC, Lucy can start to learn that it's not so bad to be vulnerable and that things may actually turn out okay.

Vi:
External Conflict - 
Internal Conflict - Vi has the idea that she is evil and undeserving of happiness, and clings to the PC because they display evil behavior.
Resolutions - The PC is kind to Vi, which challenges her perspective and causes her to have a major breakdown; PC can help her through this, and help themselves come to terms with who they are in the process, or both can be lost forever. Alternatively, PC can be a jerk to Vi and cause her to go down a path that becomes increasingly self-destructive until she does something to become incarcerated and lost forever.
Because Vi is tied to the PC, this happens whether the player goes down her branch or not.


Outline:
2-5: Scenes with companions.
Lucy - go to mall, Lucy tries to bond with you.
Jessy - go to mall with Jessy and Jason. Jessy will try to stir things up, get some insight into her and Jason's relationship.
Lucy+Jessy - Go to mall with Lucy, Jessy, and Jason. Discover a rivalry due to Jessy having tried to run for student council president. Pick a side.
Toby - Walk home. On the way, Toby will try to take you to a cheeseburger stand (special line if you said you haven't had one). Run into trouble from Junior's gang.
Junior - Do some fighting in Junior's hangout. Get some insight into the internal politics of Junior's gang. How he's being undermined by the guy who looks after things while Junior is in school.
Driving with Kenneth - Vi might be here. Ken will drive you home. In which case, that conversation with him later on will be front-loaded to here.
Wherever you go, if you don't call Daniel to let him know where you're going, he'll have to come get you.

2-6: Arrive home
Have some time to yourself.
Can take care of your homework. If you couldn't decide on what to paint, you can do some more soulsearching here.
Will also get a chance to snoop on some of Daniel's documents. Read some progress reports, figure out what he thinks of you at this point.
Ken will show up before Daniel. Have a chance to talk with him. Learn that Ken is clinically diagnosed with Schizoid Personality Disorder, which means his ability for emotion and empathy is severely limited.
He'll spill the beans on what Patel has been planning: he wants the PC to become an agent for the CIA, to replace Daniel (as he is scheduled for a forced retirement sometime in the next year).
PC can offer their input. Ken will respond, leave, and the PC will be alone again.

2-6: Taken Home
You didn't tell Daniel where you were going, and he had to come get you.

2-7: Flashback
PC will have a playable flashback to their time in a combat zone. With their "brother."
The followup to that sniper flashback they had to deal with earlier.
Ends with the sniper being dead, the duo escaped, the "brother" saying they might as well make a run for it. The PC can try to accept the offer, but the narration upon awaking will reveal that the PC decided to go back to the military like a good soldier because "what else could we do?"
Have some regrets about how that decision ended up dooming your best friend.

2-8: Home drama
Come on out of your room. See Daniel trying to cook something (which he is terrible at).
Get a chance to talk to him about what's happened thus far.
Can improve or hurt your relationship.

2-9companion: Companion stuff (confirming romance or friendship)
Lucy - Go to Lucy's house. See her home life; she lives in a bit house with lots of security, but no family.
Jessy - Call Jessy and get a chance to meet up. She'll want to go wherever you want to go. Get the option to do "typical teenager stuff" or do some hardcore soldier stuff. In the former case, neither of you end up having a good time as you realize that you're both putting on an act. In the latter, Jessy ends up actually having a really good time.
Jason - Call Jason and get a chance to meet up. He's in the middle of football practice and you can go over there to meet up.
Toby - Hang out with Toby at a zoo. He'll mention that one of his friends had been put in a hospital. MC can decide that they're going to protect Toby.
Junior - Try to visit Junior, but learn he's somewhere else. After dealing with some harrassment, go try to track Junior down. Learn he's at the hospital visiting someone. Meet him at the entrance. Bond over your dying and dead mothers.
Vi - Decide to go somewhere with Vi. Just the two of you. Here you'll face the consequences of however you've treated her up til now.

2-9alone: Go out around town
Will have to ditch Vi. Otherwise it defaults to her scene.
Will go about town for a time. Have a think about the nature of this society you have found yourself in and what place in it you would like to have.
Consider the possibility of living alone forever, maybe off the grid. Maybe join the CIA.
Will get another opportunity to call Ken to accept the offer behind Daniel's back.

2-10: Intercepted
On your way home from wherever, you'll be intercepted by Professor Patel.
If you accepted Ken's offer, he'll be expected. If not, it's a surprise.
Either way, he's here to deliver some surprising news. Having managed to crack your accomplices, they discovered the location of a base state-side that was used by your old organization.
He wonders if you would want to be part of the operation to raid it.
If you accepted Ken's offer, you already made your decision. If not, you have your chance to turn back.

2-11raid:
Conduct the raid on the place.
There will be some additional challenge if your skills have dulled or your humanity has risen.
If you've become too human, you'll end up getting injured in the mission.
While you're there, you will discover a personal effect of your old best friend. Revealing that he is still alive.

2-11-1recovery:
You got injured on the job and went unconscious.
Have a flashback to the moment you betrayed your brother and left him for dead.
Wake up, you'll find that you're in an field hospital. Making a recovery. Ken will be there, and you'll have a bit of a philisophical discussion about whether or not it is possible to be deserving of redemption. "Funny thing about redemption. If you deserve it, you probably don't need it. But if you need it, doesn't that mean you don't deserve it?"
Afterward, Daniel will barge in. He'll be angry at Ken, but Ken will tell him that he should have expected this. "The agency always gets what it wants."
You and Daniel will both be told that you'll go home after being recovered, but Daniel was effectively retired. You're going to have his job now.

2-11-2ride:
Same deal, except you're not injured in a field hospital.
You took a nap on the ride home, where you had the flashback, and Ken will walk you back into your house. Where the same argument will be had with Daniel.

2-11home:
Arrive home where Daniel is absent.
Take some time to think about your relationship. How long you expect your arrangement to go, what you'll do afterwards.
Can make some progress on your drawing, or some other activity.
Protag will go to sleep, have a flashback to how you and your brother met.
Will be woken up in the middle of the night by the sound of someone making noise in the living room.
Will come out ready for a fight, find Daniel stumbling in. He smells like gunpowder, but is limping as walks to the kitchen and comes back to the living room with a drink.
It's clear he's been shot and on painkillers. His mental defenses are down and he looks like a complete wreck. Something you haven't seen before.
Can have a heart-to-heart and, if your relationship is high enough, get him to confess why he decided to destroy his career by taking you in.