I pretty much avoided social contact in high school, but it seems to me that if you're emotionally invested in something it makes sense to be excited about it.  And if everyone around you is also excited about it, and showing that excitement is supportive of it, then its exciting to be excited.  But if you're not going to be excited about it, why even be there?  Otherwise, you might as well be watching golf.<br/><br/>Tangentially, I'm reminded of a comment I heard once that went something like, "No one sees a sold-out crowd at the Super-Bowl and thinks, 'These people have too much free time on their hands'."<br/><br/>Anyway, I've come up with a motivation and complications for Amber:<br/><br/>Motivation: Justice<br/>Complications:<br/>- Social Justice Warrior: Amber is a little<em>too</em>motivated by justice. If she perceives a slight against someone she considers “Less fortunate,” she will become aggressive towards the perpetrator.<br/>- Kind of a Big Deal: Amber has gained a measure of popularity since moving to Emerald City, especially among the college sports crowd.<br/>- No Secret Identity: Amber hasn’t exactly been hiding her powers, but rarely uses them unless push comes to shove.<br/>- Sins of the (Great Grand)Father: In addition to his powers, Amber may have inherited some of Shock Gibson’s enemies…<br/>