Strike One.

Alexander Hamilton, quite a peculiar if you'd ask me, seems to enjoy writing from the information. He doesn't play any sports, he's in band though. Seems he happens to be a flute, with the attitude and personality of a stereotypical trumpet player. He just so happens to be in the top ten percent of the whole school, yet he's only a Sophomore.

Thomas Jefferson, on the other hand, a bit of a polar opposite, wouldn't you agree? He seems to almost always skip his class, and due to his crummy grades and record of bad behavior, can't play on the baseball team, no matter how good he is, still has to clean up his act. And I even had my money on him bringing us to state! He's good as hell, despite being a Freshman and all.

Now, I mentioned the Peculiar boy, and the Polar Opposite. What may these two young men have to do with the story you may be questioning? Well, they're our darling main characters. I mentioned Thomas needing to clean up his act? What's better than getting one of the smartest kids in the school to help out?