Moose Mason
Jerry and Marilyn Mason’s son, Moose Mason, attends Riverdale High and appears in Reggie’s student world. His result is for the reader who moves their body into the problem: carrying chairs, blocking a shove, making space, or stopping a bad assumption before it reaches someone smaller. You act where talk has become too thin to trust.
You respond to trouble by making the space safer first. Near the bleachers, in the gym, or under a collapsing decoration, you are likely to move the object, stop the shove, carry the heavy thing, or tell someone to back away. You do not need to win the cleverest sentence in the room; you need the next ten seconds not to hurt anybody. Moose Mason fits because your answers favor protection that can be seen and felt. The danger is that force, even protective force, can flatten the facts. If you decide too quickly who needs stopping, you may frighten someone who needed to explain. People may also edit the truth around you because they expect impact before patience, which leaves you guarding the wrong door.
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