Cheyenne is one of the protagonists to Not Good Enough. The show primarily follows the lives of her and Aaron, her lifetime friend, from childhood to navigating adulthood.
Cheyenne is very open-minded and progressive, it's no wonder she saw something in Aaron when nobody else did. She's bubbly and talkative, and argumentative when she needs (or feels the need) to be. Very passionate about her beliefs. She sees the good in people, and believes that society is Not Good Enough but can change for the better.
bluegrass music, jam bands, activism, art, decoration
guitar, mandolin, marching bass
Cheyenne has her hair down with straightened bangs, and has it dyed in teal and mint stripes. She's always seen wearing colorful dresses, pretty much no exceptions except for coats in the cold.
Cheyenne was born in Wexel. Dad soon after disappears while stopping in a sundown town in southern WV on a road trip alone.(?)
She went to West View Elementary School.
Harmony owns a hippie-style clothing store in town which provides enough for the household.
On her first day at Kelsey Creek Middle School in August 2001, Cheyenne meets Aaron, instantly becoming best friends. She needed an introverted kid to latch onto because she was worried about being bulied for her skin color.
In 2008, Aaron and Cheyenne start going to WVU. This is where Cheyenne meets Azalea, her assigned dormmate. She moves in early for band camp.
She drops out in 2010, and goes back home. Aaron wants to move out, and so does she, and conveniently, Jamie has also dropped out and is looking for a place to stay since he was kicked out of his parents’ house and doesn’t make enough from teaching colorguard to live alone, so the three of them find a $500/mo place in Wexel. Cheyenne makes her living off playing gigs in her band and government benefits.
For fall of 2011, Aaron and Cheyenne land jobs as a math teacher and history teacher respectively at George Pickett Middle School in Candor, an even smaller and more dying town a little south of Wexel. This school was so desperate for teachers that they would hire literally anybody that wasn’t a pedophile, so their lack of completed education degrees didn’t matter.