Ms. Daphne is a character created by Melanie Martinez for her film, K-12. She is portrayed by Anne Wittman.[1] She was a teacher at K-12 Sleepaway School.
Life[]
Ms. Daphne, an esteemed faculty member at K-12 Sleepaway School, has been depicted as having a significant reliance on cocaine and crushed chalk. There are subtle implications that suggest she might harbor romantic feelings towards The Principal, and her concern and care for him are evident through her actions. Upon The Principal's unfortunate poisoning incident, Ms. Daphne quickly took the lead in instructing the Bunny Doctors with the necessary procedures to provide him with adequate medical aid.
Personality[]
Ms. Daphne embodies traditional values and has a strict demeanor. She strongly adheres to the idea of what it means to be a "lady" and holds traditional gender roles in high regard. She expresses disapproval when women express ambitions beyond the conventional "pink collar" jobs. Her conservative views become apparent when she mocks Ms. Harper for requesting to be addressed by her preferred gender pronouns and supports The Principal's decision to terminate her employment.
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