ผลการค้นหาตัวละครสำหรับ “Boarding School Juliet”

A winged horse with the tail of a dragon, similar to the Pegasus. Ryūba are capable of transporting people on their backs and are handled using reins in the same way as normal horses. More than a means of transportation, winged ryūba can be considered a symbol of status as they are not something that common folk can own, and are only seen ridden by members of the aristocracy or nobility. Ryuuba with degenerated wings, thus unable to fly, are often owned by commoners. (Source: Wikipedia)

Ren is looking for four treasures. She eventually meets Gou.

His mother runs the boarding house that Jae-yoo was interested in moving in to. He firsts meets Jae-yoo after a fight with Kang Tae-il, although he's hiding out behind a light poll watching her confess to Hyun-woo. They meet again at Dong-joo's and Jae-yoo's blind date, and he is uncertain of where he's seen her before. He immediate insults her and leaves. Later, when the date doesn't end well, to protect his friend, he calls her up to confront her. When he realizes Jae-yoo's the new boarder, he asks his mom to kick her out. Every time they see each other they fight. His first love/girlfriend dumped him for Kang Tae-il. They were together since middle school. She watched him get beaten up by Tae-il and then left him. Tae-il ended up finding a new girlfriend, and she came back to Ji-hoo so they could start over. But Ji-hoo didn't take her back. The ex-girlfriend eventually left Korea. Because of this, he finds it hard to find another girlfriend. Also, Tae-il becomes his rival, so Ji-hoo is always fighting with the Inpyoung gang as his way of revenge. He's now known as the "iljin" (top gang leader) at the school. The only way he trusts Jae-yoo is if she tells him she likes him (asking her to repeat what she said). He needs the confirmation, because he constantly worries she's cheating on him (the scars of a broken heart). (Wikipedia)

An ambitious, sly, snarky person who wishes to become Montague's heir. He is contemptuous of the common people and is charged by Montague to spy on Romeo. He also seems to have some degree of interest in Hermione, but whether he has honest feelings for her or desires to use her as a pawn in his possible plans remains debatable. Mercutio's desire for power appears to stem from his resentment towards his father, Titus, who doesn't live up to his son's expectations as a Montague advisor. Montague is aware of his disdain for his father and encourages - none too subtlety - Mercutio to kill Titus, but he doesn't do it. A few days after Romeo's banishment, Mercutio agrees to be adopted as Montague's new heir but is unprepared for the bloody initiation, whose climax was Titus' death at the hands of Montague. Paralyzed by fear, Mercutio could not voice out for help nor assist his father's peril, and later swore his loyalty to the bloodied Montague. He tries to fit the mold of Montague's heir but, in truth, the event of his father's death has traumatized him and his guilt over doing nothing envelopes him. The obvious collapse of Montague's reign drives him to do what he thinks will get him the most praise: he stabs Montague and "saves" Juliet. Expecting to be called a hero, he is stricken when Tybalt dismisses him and leaves from the scene in mad laughter. (Souce: Wikipedia)

Benvolio's father, leader of the House of Frescobaldi and an old friend of Conrad's, who held reservations concerning Montague's rule. He was a member of the moderate faction of the Montague dictatorship, with a large amount of administrative authority as the mayor of Neo Verona. He is later stripped of his title and nobility and even slated for assassination by Duke Montague, for allowing the Red Whirlwind to create civil discontent throughout Neo Verona and for speaking out against Montague and his efforts at instituting permanent martial law throughout the city. Juliet (as Odin), Francisco and Curio along with Tybalt thwart the attempt at his life and takes his family into hiding. During the denouement of the show, he is reestablished as mayor. (Source: Wikipedia)

Laertes Montague is the ruthless, Machiavellian Duke of Neo Verona. During the premise of the show, he orders the massacre of the House of Capulet and seized control of Neo Verona, spreading lies about the corruption of the Capulets to justify himself without persecution. As the ruler of Neo Verona, he believes it is the right of the House of Montague to exploit and oppress the common people, since the noblemen are superior to them. He is Romeo's father but acts coldly towards his son, only using him as a pawn for political gain. He also seems to be among the few who know the secrets of the Escalus Tree, along with its caretaker Ophelia and a mysterious old man whom Romeo and Juliet found in the country. Tybalt divulges the known origins of his father privately to Juliet. Montague was originally born into poverty. His mother was a prostitute and therefore abandoned by his father. On her deathbed, she confesses to her young son that his father was a Capulet and expressed wishes for him to live in nobility. Her death greatly sparks his unrelenting and ferocious grudge against the Capulet name and his ambitions for becoming Duke. Sometime afterwards, young Laertes caught the eye of the Montague family whom at the time was headed by a pederast lord, and he was adopted into the clan. In his older adolescence, he poisoned his benefactor's food and became head of the family. He then met Tybalt's mother (a Capulet woman who he later heard died during the massacre) at a ball and used her to learn more of the Capulets, specifically about the Great Tree Escalus. After impregnating Tybalt's mother, he then left her and married Portia. When he learned of Romeo's love for Juliet, Montague attested that his son was tricked to turning against him. His son's continuous declarations for his feelings for Juliet angers him and he sent Romeo to the mines as punishment. With Mercutio's adoption, it's assumed that Montague has decided to disown his son, made evident with the "accidental death" of Titus. In the final moments of his reign, he is cornered by Tybalt, Romeo, and Juliet's forces in his throne room. No longer surrounded by anyone loyal to him, he curses Escalus for Capulet's bane. After he listens to Juliet's offer to peacefully exile himself and forsake his status from Neo Verona, he relents, apparently ready to agree. Before he could voice his opinions deeper, Mercutio stabs his back and he collapses. As he lies in Juliet and Romeo's arms, he wonders why no one loved him yet also says that he wanted to be the most feared in the world. He dies soon after. (Source: Wikipedia)

Makoto's sickly fiancée, who was imposed on Makoto by his father, but was never acknowledged as more than a friend by Makoto, much to her dismay. She has a poor immune system, and acts very respectable and demure in front of elders, and Makoto, showing her true side to Ito on occasion. Takayo is actually something of a devil, intent on destroying Ito, but still respectable enough to never outwardly reveal Makoto's secret, which would effectively return him to the Narita house. She transfers into his school to be closer to him, and to watch and make sure that he is holding to the rules of his bargain, but due to her poor health, is absent much of the time. Her family is very rich, and she has a few bodyguards and spies at her disposal. Her elder brother has a "little sister complex" and will do anything for her. Her begging him not to is the only reason he hasn't revealed Makoto. He feels his sister is truly noble, and would do anything for her, and is often moved to tears by the smallest acts on her part. Emura notes that originally she was a much nastier character with a 'persecution complex'. (from wikipedia)