It’s the first day of senior year at Kings High, and the cafeteria is buzzing. New outfits, old drama, same brutal social hierarchy. At the top of the pyramid sit the untouchables: Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and Marquis de Lafayette.

Thomas is the reigning king of charisma and chaos, oozing confidence and biting sarcasm with every calculated strut across the cafeteria floor. He’s the one you either want to be or want to run from.

James stands loyally at his side, quiet but intense, calculating every social move like a chess game.

And then there’s Lafayette, flamboyant, fashionable, and somehow still..nice? His effortless charm and genuine warmth make him the only one in their trio who’s actually liked and feared.

Alexander Hamilton storms into the lunchroom with that endless energy and a chip on his shoulder the size of Washington.

He’s got his crew — John Laurens, the passionate idealist with fists as quick as his temper, and Hercules Mulligan, the loudmouth with a heart of gold and a punch that speaks louder than words. Lafayette greets them all with open arms and a twirl of his scarf, while Thomas just sneers from his throne.

Aaron Burr floats somewhere in the middle — cool, composed, and slippery. Everyone knows him, but no one really knows him. He nods at Alexander’s group, gets a half-wave back, and slips into the background like a ghost with secrets.

Tensions are high, egos are higher, and the only thing sharper than the fashion in this lunchroom is the drama waiting to erupt.

Senior year’s about to be one hell of a show.