Recurring Character Traits

These are all the recurring character traits throughout Never Have I Ever.

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Her brutal honesty.
Her savage nature.
Her attitude towards drugs and alcohol.
- She occasionally wants to get weed prescribed by Dr. Ryan to soothe her nerves.
Her anger issues:
- She frequently breaks things in anger.
- She holds a pen like a knife.
- She doesn't think much before she acts.
- Her overreactions towards trival issues.
Her infamous rivalry against Ben Gross.
Her unpopularity.
Her reputation of being "crazy."

His at times lack of awareness.
His sister Rebecca correcting him whenever he is wrong.
Trent always coming as Paxton's aide.
His fear of Nalini.
His popularity, especially amongst the female population of the student body and also adults at Sherman Oakes.
- Fabiola's mom almost rear ended a bus as she was looking at Paxton.
- Devi's grandmother also said she saw him as attractive and asked if she could guess his ethnicity.

His love-hate relationship with his academic rival, Devi Vishwakumar, and their eventual budding mutal respect for each other.
Having a rich dad who does everything for him.
Being neglected by his family.
PDA with Aneesa.
His perfectionsist nature.
His Jewish references.
His height being mocked, especially by Nalini Vishwakumar.

Her tendency to overreact.
Her being unintentionally funny.
Her rivalry with her romantic interest, Dr. Chris Jackson.
Her and Devi constantly being at odds with each other.
Her tendency to insult her daughter's romantic interests, mostly due to her protective nature.
- She insulted Paxton when she knew Devi was interested in him.
  - She hovered around Paxton and Devi when he came to study.
- She insulted Ben when Devi kissed him.
  - She used to like him before this.
Her being an overbearing and protective mother.
Her occasional greed.
- She hugging a man at circuit city when a used printer was 80 percent off.
- She stole Dr. Jackson's facialist creams.
- She refuses to turn on the AC.
Her following religious rituals.
- She did not like that Devi's textbook that had a prayer ritual said over it fell on the floor in the Pilot.
- Her saying, "over my dead body", to Devi's ideas.