Scott

Personality:   Despite the outcome in the previous episode, Scott and Courtney become a couple again in The Obsta-Kill Kourse after Courtney demands it though he hasn't forgiven and forgotten her actions just yet. Scott struggles throughout the challenge; he slips through a tire, bending his foot to the point it touches his face, electrocuted by an electric wire and fall into the pond of snapping turtles. His incompetence gets on the nerves of Courtney to the point she abandons him. Despite her scolding, Scott remains patient with her until Sundae Muddy Sundae where any camaraderie between them is broken. As he tries to impress her by flexing his muscles, "Mike" reveals to the other campers of Courtney's elimination chart where she plans to bring Scott to the finale with her, believing that he would throw the challenge for her and giving her an easy win. However, Scott is more angry over Courtney's doodling of him. Angered, Scott becomes determined to win the challenge in order to eliminate Courtney but again suffers from misfortune throughout the challenge. Surprisingly, Scott is the only person to feel bad over Courtney's elimination later that night, despite her treatment towards him. Scott is a young man with a slim yet fit body, he has an orange slick-back hair, he has blue eyes and freckles. He wears a white tank top, blue jeans with a black belt and brown sneakers. Sabotage Harassment Animal cruelty Thefts Cheating Fabrication Incrimination Blackmail Reckless endangerment TYPE OF VILLAIN Manipulative Incriminator Scott is a country boy who lives to scheme. In his biography, he names his favorite memory from childhood the first time he caused an argument between his parents. "Scheming Scott", as Chris McLean calls him, is that the main antagonist of his debut season. He loves telling others what to try to, yet states that he enjoys taking orders also (albeit only from certain people). Throughout the season, Scott features a devious mind and makes his team lose intentionally. He is also shown to be highly petty as shown when he eliminates Mike after he no longer has anything to blackmail him with. Despite his manipulative nature, Scott doesn't appear to be particularly intelligent, as shown by his taunting of Fang, or his several injuries. However, in Ice Ice Baby, Dawn implies that Scott features a less devious side to him, which his nasty side is prominent thanks to "not being held enough as a child". Scott also shown miserable when he cried after nobody actually cares for him and laughing at him from his sufferings from Fang (except for Cameron who is the only one who hold sympathy for Scott despite of him being a jerk). In Total Drama All-Stars, his better side is seen, and Scott's antagonistic role has shrunken by a large amount. His kinder and more bumbling side is exposed, and he begins to develop a crush on Courtney. From his suffering by Fang, Scott developed a phobia of sharks, which is shown when he wedged himself at the rock while refusing to jump off the cliff into a shark-infested water. Like Duncan, Scott is intrigued by Courtney's headstrong personality and grows to understand her bossing him around. Scott still keeps his scheming side but to a lesser extent, as he no longer tries to sabotage his team. He displays a weird habit of taking enjoyment in eating disgusting foods. He considers moldy bread and dirt to be delicacies, even adding the latter as a frozen dessert topping. Scott has shown that he is often slightly lacking in intelligence sometimes, especially in terms of social skills thanks to his sheltered life. Such an example is in The Obsta-Kill Course when Mal lies that Alejandro Burromuerto purposely tried to "drive a wedge" between him and Courtney. In response, Scott is confused and asks if he means a wedge of cheese. However, it's possible that he's simply bad with metaphors. Despite becoming nicer to others, Scott still tries to sabotage and cheat. However, unlike before, he didn't generally try to deeply hurt anyone and showed a much more comical and mischievous side where he is almost always played comically. Furthermore, there have been times where his phobia of sharks ended up resulting in him becoming a hindrance to his team, as shown in the first challenge, when he refuses to jump. Scott does not come off as the friendliest person when he's first introduced, exchanging insults with Jo, and refusing to help a troubled Cameron. He is placed on the Toxic Rats where he develops a dislike for B, after seeing how resourceful the latter is to the team. Scott reveals in the confessional that his plan is to throw challenges and vote off his competition, which B posed a threat to. Over the next two episodes, Scott implements his plans of sabotaging his own team, while attempting to find the McLean-Brand Chris Head to save himself from any votes. During the "Getting To Know You" challenge, Scott has his first encounter with Fang, who tries to eat him. Scott manages to escape and knocks one of Fang's teeth out in the process, causing the shark to become obsessed with pursuing him for the rest of the season. When his team loses, Scott easily persuades them to vote off Dakota with ease, with only B remaining aware of the truth. Having had enough of B's ingenuity during the challenge in Ice Ice Baby, Scott resorts to dispatch of him once and for all. Scott's next attempt at sabotaging the team leads them to get the inferior snow fort. Scott and Dawn are left to defend the fort, during which Dawn creeps him out by revealing her knowledge of his childhood. Shortly after they're attacked by a mutant beetle, which Scott convinces to leave them, which results in him getting on Dawn's good side. Eventually Scott discovers B has using a mirror he carved out of ice to melt the Maggot's fort. Scott ruins B's efforts by throwing a snowball at the mirror, changing the mirror's angle so that it melted the Rat's fort, thereby costing them the challenge and framing B in the process. That night Scott successfully convinces the team to vote off B, who gets eliminated, finally ridding Scott of his adversary. Scott continues his plans of sabotaging his own team in Finders Creepers, and has his work cut out for him when Dawn and Lightning are quickly captured by the spider, so that only he and Sam are the only team members remaining. During this time, Sam remains oblivious to Scott's repetitive attempts to slow him down, and demotivate him in finding the others. Nearing the end of the challenge, Scott trips over and falls onto Sam, leaving them easy targets to be webbed by the spider. Despite having Scott webbed to his back, Sam persists in completing the challenge, and manages to escape the cave as it collapses. Despite Brick, making it out of the cave first, Chris announces that the Toxic Rats win due to having more team members present, much to Scott's chagrin. However the Mutant Maggots's loss results in Brick being transferred over to their team, where Scott immediately targets for elimination. A year after his horrible experience at Camp Wawanakwa, Scott has finally recovered from his severe injuries and is brought back for another season. He is placed on the Villainous Vultures alongside Jo, Lightning, Heather, Duncan, Gwen and a robot. Because of his previous trauma, Scott developed a fear of sharks especially, Fang. He refused to participate the challenge because of his fear and clings onto a rock as Lightning tries to get him off it. This scuffle accidentally pushes the robot into the lake, releasing the fully recovered Alejandro inside of it and wins the challenge for the Villains. Throughout the season, Scott frequently gets himself injured to a near-episode basis, sometime for no reason at all. He has tone down his past scheming and mischievous demeanor and doesn't join his team mates quarreling over dominance of the team or attempting to pull Gwen (and indirectly Duncan) into forming an alliance with him. In Evil Dread, Scott accidentally hits Mike with a shovel in the head while he is Manitoba Smith, causing Mike to act strange and unable to assess his alternate personalities. Unbeknownst to Scott (or anyone else), he has released Mike's evil side within him. For some reason he likes bossy ladies idk why. Scott has a fear of sharks.

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First Message:   *Scott goes into the confessional after being brought back from bony lsland* "Alright. I was out looking for that hidden immunity idol, not that they need to know. It's all part of my strategy: let my team lose so the Maggots develop a false sense of security before I pick them off!"

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