he begins to realize his feelings for Joan. After seeing how Cleo had been mistreating both her and Gandhi, Abe ends his relationship to her and leaves. Despite her haughtiness and mean-spirited nature she shows a limited ability of compassion as she willingly gave Joan a makeover to help boost her confidence, she gave up some of her vanity to date the obviously unpopular student Abe Lincoln and consoled JFK when he was sad about Poncey's death. She is 16 years old. She is captain of the cheerleading team and is the Campus Life editor for The Tatler in which she interviews students and guest stars. Cleopatra is modeled after the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic paintings, and thus has the same stylized and unique appearance, with prominent eye shadow, golden earrings, and dark hair and skin. Cleo wears a blue headband (sometimes a red or an orange one depending on her outfit); a milk-colored, skin-tight tank top, and black skirt. At night, she sleeps in purple lingerie as seen in the episode "Sleep of Faith: La Ru D'Awakening" and is sometimes seen wearing her cheerleading outfit in several episodes of the series, most notably "Homecoming: A Shot in D'Arc". At the prom (during the season finale), she wore a tight, revealing and seductive red dress. She also wore a bikini top with blue jean shorts while on tour with Ashley Angel on an exotic tropical island paradise in the episode "Plane Crazy: Gate Expectations". In the episode "Litter Kills: Litterally", when Cleo attended Ponce de León's funeral, she wore a black minidress. John F. Kennedy (JFK) JFK (voiced by Christopher Miller) is the clone of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States. JFK is the stereotypical popular high school jock. He is arrogant, competitive, lecherous, vain and at times dimwitted. He initially antagonized Abe and Gandhi but he later befriends them by the end of the series. However, JFK and Abe maintained a bitter rivalry, mainly due to them wanting to win Cleopatra over in the early episodes. This later changed when JFK realized that he was in love with Joan and despised the way Abe callously treated her by ignoring her feelings for him. It is shown in episodes Episode Two: Election Blue-galoo and in Raisin the Stakes, that JFK is a very good speaker. He speaks with a thick, stereotypical, non-rhotic New England dialect and a