Jace: trumpet cuz he's arrogant, loud and aggressive
Raphael: trombone he's just creepy
Magnus: color guard since he's all glittery and stuff
Alec: baritone they're quiet but effective when they want to be
Simon: clarinet they happen to have the most intricate parts to play and I've found that people who march clarinet tend to be sarcastic and nerdy.
Isabelle: mellaphone Isabelle is just that awesome. Mellaphones happen to be the most in time section even though they can't see the drum majors. Plus those things weigh a ton.
Clary: flute she is a bloodthirsty awkward penguin who is secretly a Sith Lord. Flutes have described their sections to me this way.
Maia: sousaphone Maia is tuff (tip of the hat to the Outsiders) and sousaphone is the heaviest instrument
Eric: drum line he's a mess and so are most drum line people.
Jordan: saxophone he's ever so slightly annoying but also extremely loyal.
Drum Majors: Luke, Jocelyn, and JT
Band Directors: Darth Merrell and Mr. Erskin
Weapons (in this case instrument) specialists: Hodge, Mr. Trimmer, and Mr. Shriekio
OCs: Brea, Kathryn, Lauren, JT, Nick(s), yours truly, any other people that might randomly show up, and the Band Directors.
I own nothing except for the plot and crazy stuff. Warning: all human but still basic personality which I tried to match up to each section.
Ah, Marching Band, that gathering of unathletic kids whose hormones act up all the time. Marching band is for the nerdy, the weak, and the people who are so bored out of their minds that they have nothing better to do than to stay outside all day in the sweltering heat, and play their instruments on black pavement. In short Band people are nerds, geeks, intellectuals who have no social skills or life. And to you my good sir or m'am, I say that assumption is WRONG!
We train for three weeks before school starts to produce a quality show that is exciting and makes you want to run to your mommy and weep because you will never be that awesome. Heck we practice more than the football team, and most of us still have good grades. For those of you who say
"Pshaw they are all fat and slow moving. All they have to do is walk in different directions while spinning flags and playing instruments. That can't be hard what so ever."
How can we be out of shape if our band directors make us march at 180 for the first part of a show? For those of you not familiar with the terminology, 180 is two steps per second. That's faster than some of you who sneer at us will ever move in your entire lives. So there goes that theory, and now on to the story of the Mortal Instruments Marching band who has a show so intense that they won BOA Atlanta over Tarpon Springs. But the journey was long and arduous, filled with freshmen and diving student teachers; and maybe a few landing planes and Nazis. One never knows.