Zayn: He was a legacy,that was his one saving grace when rush week rolled around. His appearance was such that he almost was shut completely out but then they saw his name and his fate was sealed. He, for his part, couldn’t be arsed to give a fuck about the selection process or the activities that being Greek would have him doing, he wanted his Father off his back and that’s what pledging afforded him.
Liam: He was studious, a sweet guy who spent a lot of time in the library, but he was also cold and calculating. That’s what led him to Greek life in the first place, he didn’t care too much for the forced dates or the evenings out or even for the frat parties, he wanted connections. Those connections came easy once he got his foot in the door, he moved up the ranks met the right people built bridges for the future-One of those bridges led him to you.
Niall: He was the kind of guy that was most active in his fraternity when it was time for the parties. Snap-back hiding his messy blonde hair as he hauled in kegs and chatted up girls. He kept the music going and the laughs coming, he pre-gamed the hardest and was always most likely to end up with a massive hangover. That’s all you could think about the night you met him, would his sober mind be able to recognize you from his drunken memory?
Louis: Class clown when he was younger, fraternity clown when he was older. He was the type that would have made friends even without pledging, would have been outgoing enough to find a place on his own. As it were his best mate Stan pledged so he did as well. He was very enthusiastic about any and all the activities that came along with the Greek letters he so often wore, particularly the annual musical. But there was always something a bit mocking about the smile he wore around his fellow fraternity brothers and the sorority girls they associated with.
Harry: He never had a solid reason to join a Fraternity, was bored one day and thought it might be good for a laugh. But he got a bid, then he got in. He was judged for it after that, he fit the bill a little too well; good looking, from a well off family, dressed the part… You found yourself judging him too, one day in the lunch line, assumptions flooding you at his appearance but the more you watched him the more you were intrigued. He was a genuinely nice guy, humble, and sweet- he honestly just seemed to love people and interacting with them.
