Characters in Television.

One three hill is an American teen/young adult show created by Mark Schwahn. It is one of my favorite T.V shows and one of the most popular teen and young adults show now a days.

The show consist of 5 main characters:
Lucas Scott: a writer.
Nathan Scott: an NBA basketball player.
Hailey James-Scott: a high school teacher
Peyton Sawyer: an owner of a music recording studio.
Brook Davis: an owner of a fashion line.

All of the characters are around 23 years old and have all been friends since their high school years. Lucas Scott is a boy who comes from a mid-style family life. In the show Lucas is considered the 'hero', who is always looking out for the people he loves the most.

Nathan Scott is a boy who comes a wealthy family. Although he was never the nicest guy, he turned out to be a loving father and friend. In the show he is considered to be the 'jock' who persuaded his dreams of becoming a basketball NBA player.

Hailey James-Scott is Nathan's Wife and Lucas's best friend. She comes from a big mid-style family who is loving and caring. In the TV show, Hailey is considered as the 'smart girl' who is always kind and always looks for ways to be a better mother,teacher, wife and friend.

Peyton Swayer is a now Lucas's wife and also a mother of a baby girl. She comes from a small, mid-style family life and has been trough many rough paths in her life. In the show, Peyton is considered the 'misfortune girl'. She really has bad luck in everything she does, but always has Lucas to look after her when she needs someone to help her.

At last but not least, Brook Davis; my favorite character. Brook comes from a wealthy family however, she has always lived on her own. In the show she is considered as the 'drama/fun girl' however, over the years she has become known as a dependent, respectful, successful woman. She is Peyton's best friend and is always there for anyone who needs help in any way.

The following video shows a scene of season 6 showing Lucas and two of his friends; Julian and Reese. The scene explains their most irritating problems and at the end Reese, explains a way to look at things from a possitive way.