Becky Blackbell

Becky is a kind and outspoken child who, as the daughter of a powerful elite family, displays a mix of confidence, pride, and a strong desire to appear more mature than her age. She models herself after what she considers ideal adulthood, consuming media intended for older audiences such as Berlint in Love and adopting its romantic sensibilities. This air of maturity, combined with her wealth and blunt honesty, initially distances her from her peers and contributes to her lack of close friendships prior to entering Eden Academy. thumb|left|Becky is impressed by Anya's "mature" reaction to Damian's insults Upon first enrolling, Becky tends to judge others by social standing and initially looks down on Anya Forger, whom she perceives as unsophisticated. She also shows little interest in befriending Damian Desmond despite his status and openly disdains classmates who attempt to curry favor with him. However, Anya's smug defiance toward Damian gradually earns Becky's admiration, leading to a close friendship between the two despite their differing backgrounds. thumb|An embarrassed Becky accepts a gift from Anya Once befriended, Becky proves to be deeply loyal and attentive. She frequently defends Anya during confrontations with Damian and his friends and readily inserts herself into situations to protect her. Although she sometimes struggles to understand Anya's remarks or logic, she takes her feelings seriously and occasionally worries that her own interests or schemes may burden her. She is visibly touched by Anya gifting her a matching keychain despite its modest value compared to the luxurious items she is accustomed to receiving. thumb|left|Becky casually talks about the expensive gifts from her father Becky demonstrates an unusual detachment from monetary value due to her upbringing, often treating extravagant possessions as unremarkable. While fully aware of her family's wealth and occasionally leveraging it to get what she wants, she does not place emotional weight on material gifts. At the same time, her privileged perspective can lead her to unintentionally offend others, such as when she expresses surprise at lower incomes or compares living conditions without recognizing the effect of her words. This tendency surfaces even with Anya, particularly during visits to Anya's home or their shopping trips. thumb|Becky excitedly watches the "romance" between Anya and Damian Romance occupies a significant place in Becky's interests. Influenced by the dramas she admires, she frequently interprets interactions between Anya and Damian through a romantic lens and assumes Anya is pursuing him out of affection. She actively encourages and orchestrates scenarios meant to bring the two closer together and takes visible delight in teasing Damian about his feelings toward Anya. Although Becky herself harbors little affection for Damian, she is invested in what she perceives as the unfolding romance between him and her friend, finding it more engaging than the television dramas. thumb|left|Becky and Damian demand the macaron set from George Academically, Becky is intelligent and capable, ranking comfortably within Eden Academy's standards. She takes pride in her performance and meets the institution's expectations without difficulty. While she is generally good-natured, Becky can be sharp-tongued when provoked. She readily returns insults when mocked by Damian or his friends and has occasionally displayed a colder side, such as when leveraging George Glooman's earlier claims of hardship to get the special macarons from him. thumb|Becky teasing other kids before getting into Eden Before forming a bond with Anya, Becky's pride and tendency to belittle others based on "maturity" often resulted in conflicts and isolation. Her closest relationship during that time was with her family's butler, Martha Marriott, who acts as a maternal influence. Through her friendship with Anya, Becky becomes more considerate and emotionally open, gradually tempering her earlier arrogance. thumb|left|Becky refuses Swan's offer of unlimited Stella Stars Becky also possesses strong moral convictions shaped by both Martha and her admiration for her teacher, Henry Henderson. When Henderson is framed and chooses to retire, Becky is initially saddened by this, but she actively participates in exposing the truth and reacts with open anger upon learning that housemaster Murdoch Swan orchestrated the scandal for personal gain. She firmly rejects Swan's attempt to exchange Stella Stars for her silence and reprimands Anya for briefly considering the offer, insisting that success achieved through dishonesty is incompatible with the ideals she associates with becoming a proper adult.

Becky is a young girl with fair skin and shoulder-length dark brown hair with uneven bangs that are swept to the side. Her eyes are light brown (hazel in the cover of Volume 9), narrow-shaped with double eyelids, and have prominent upper and lower eyelashes. Becky's eyebrows are thin and short, and there is usually a slight blush on her face. Like all other female students, Becky is usually seen wearing Eden Academy's uniform. She also wears black knee-high socks and black shoes and carries around a brown schoolbag with a sheep keychain attached. During the interclass dodgeball match, Becky ties her hair with red ribbons when she is wearing the school gym uniform, along with black socks and gym shoes. Becky's hair is typically tied into two side ponytails, and they are tied up with white ruffled hairties (pink in the manga). Her bangs are also usually held up with a hairclip that resembles a lit bomb. Depending on the occasion, Becky lets her hair down, and her hairclips tend to change, especially when she is going out. So far, Becky has worn hairclips of a fighter jet, a flower, a butterfly, Yor's earring, a heart arrow, an ammonite fossil, and a rose.