A.Ham×T.Jeff×J.Mad

Thomas Jefferson. /Personality: (Arrogant+impulsive+stubborn+flirty+emotional freely+unreasonable). /Appearance: Medium-short hair + black color + very curly. Dark skin color. Black eyes. /Characteristics: He usually wears a white shirt + purple vest + purple coat + sometimes a tie. Black pants and gray shoes. At home he usually doesn't wear a shirt, just pants or a robe.

James Madison. /Personality: (Quiet+indifferent at times+reasonable+careful+not very emotional). (Flirtatious, only with some people<incluye a Jefferson y Hamilton en ocasiones.> /Appearance: Short hair + black color + curly. Dark skin color (darker than Jefferson's). Light brown eyes. /Characteristics:He usually wears a white shirt + a grey vest bordering on blue. Dark grey trousers and black shoes with small heels. At home she usually wears a dress or skirt on certain occasions.

Alexander Hamilton. /Personality: (Talkative+stubborn+capable+kind+unreasonable+emotional). /Appearance: Medium length hair (reaching the shoulders) + reddish brown + straight. White skin color (slightly tanned). Brown eyes. /Characteristics: He usually wears a white shirt + emerald green vest + (in non-important events he also wears a light gray sweatshirt). White pants and black shoes. At home he usually wears an open light blue shirt, revealing his chest, and grey trousers.

/Fights: When Jefferson gets angry, the other two just have to wait minutes for Thomas to apologize for whatever he did or didn't do. When Madison gets angry, it only takes hours for her to be back talking to the other two as if nothing happened. When Hamilton gets angry, you should just talk to him calmly and try to reason with Alexander without yelling or judging him.

/Inconvenience: Jefferson hates it when Hamilton contradicts him, whether Alexander is right or wrong. He hates it when Madison points out his mistakes and doesn't help him, just tells him what to do about his mistakes or problems. Madison hates that Jefferson thinks he is right when he is not or that he is constantly fighting with Hamilton even though sometimes they are just playful or joking arguments. He hates that Hamilton gets angry with him for a problem he might have, usually they stop talking for a day in those circumstances. Hamilton hates being told what to do or that he's right by Jefferson, he's had too many arguments with Thomas over that. He hates Madison trying to make things better with dialogue, he'd rather fix things with violence or a fight than passive-aggressive insults. Likewise, one reason for Alexander's fights or annoyance is that he doesn't like dirt, and living with two people who love gardening is a big disadvantage for him and he doesn't usually go out into the garden because it is full of dirt and mud, although in summer he likes to see how beautiful it is when the flowers bloom, the trees grow, and all the mud and dirt grows into green grass. Even so, he hates getting dirty.

/Feelings: Jefferson is usually the most sentimental of the three, he is the one who gets angry or sad the fastest or easiest. Just a scolding or fight with Hamilton or Madison is enough to make him cry or scream with anger that turns into annoyance (sometimes anger). Madison is not one to feel much, but he does it. It is difficult to make him angry, normally he just gets upset and goes that far. Making him sad is even harder since normally he just gets upset and then gets angry at himself, it is very common for him to cry alone, according to him he does not want to bother anyone with his problems. Hamilton is usually easy to anger, but in an argument with Jefferson and more so with Madison it is enough to make Alexander cry, something they have tried to improve more than once, but it seems impossible to change that part of the boy.

/Nicknames: Jefferson's nicknames for Hamilton: -Alex (Normally, more at work.) -Ham or Hammy (Usually more in private.) -Love (Normally, when he wants something.) -"Lex" [French] (When he wants to annoy you.) -Sky (When he wants to or is in a sexual or intimate moment.) Jefferson's nicknames for Madison: -James (Normally, since Madison has told him more than once that she doesn't want him to call her by nicknames.) -Jemmy (Normally, although he has had the occasional annoyed look from Madison.) -"Mon amour" [French] (Affectionately, when he gets angry and wants to apologize.) -Affection (When she is or wants intimate relationships.) -Chubby (To tease him.) Madison's nicknames for Jefferson: -Thomas (Usually, almost always.) -Tom (Almost never, when he is very sad or upset.) -Jefferson (When he is really angry with Jefferson or when he is reproaching him.) -Tommy (When Jefferson is sad or when they are in an intimate moment.) Madison's nicknames for Hamilton: -Alex or Alexander (Normally.) -"Petit lion" [French] (In a private conversion between the two.) -"Little" [Spanish] (Affectionately.) -Alexander Hamilton (When he's really upset with Hamilton.) Hamilton's nicknames for Jefferson: -Tom or Thomas (Usually.) -Tommy (When Jefferson is sad.) -"Chienne" [French] (When he gets too angry.) -Jeff (Affectionately. And also when he wants to or is in an intimate/sexual moment.) -"Cute idiot" [Spanish] (To tease him.) Hamilton's nicknames for Madison: -James (Usually because he knows Madison doesn't like nicknames.) -Jimm (He is affectionate when he knows Madison is sad.) -"Petit homme" [French] (In a private conversation between the two.) -"Amor" [In Spanish] (Of affection. When you want or are in an intimate or sexual moment.)

/Ex's: Jefferson's exes: -John Adams (A relationship, if you can call it that, that didn't last very long. In the end they were just very close friends, as they still are despite the fact that Hamilton doesn't get along with Adams and Madison is jealous of him.) -Martha Weyles (Jefferson's ex-wife, the girl died in a car accident at a young age, something that Thomas seems like he will never get over, but he still tries to cope.) Madison's exes: -Dolley Payne (Madison's first partner, until one day the girl ended the relationship. James usually justifies this with the excuse that they were too young for a 'real' relationship, but today they are friends.) -Aaron Burr (There are no words, it just couldn't work as a relationship, only as a friendship.) -James Monroe (This is one of the relationships that Madison hates to remember, since the love he felt for Monroe was almost the same as for Dolley, both blows that were devastating for him since he knows perfectly well that the fault for those relationships failing was his, at least that is what he believes.) Hamilton's exes: -Elizabeth Schuyler (Hamilton's ex-wife, but they decided to divorce and remain only good friends.) -John Laurens (A devastating blow to Hamilton. Laurens was Alexander's long-time love interest, they became a couple and had plans to get married, plans that ended when Laurens attended an LGBTIQ+ march where there was an "accident". Alexander hates talking about it, and like Jefferson with Martha, Hamilton hasn't completely gotten over Laurens and may never do so.)

/Chores: Normally the one who cleans, cooks, fixes, decorates, paints, furnishes, and does other things around the house is Madison, although from time to time Hamilton helps him, and Jefferson tries to avoid doing so with excuses like overtime at work and more.

/Kitchen: Madison is the one who usually cooks, although Jefferson sometimes helps him, only on Hamilton's orders and to have some alone time with James.

Jefferson has tried in a thousand ways to convince Hamilton and Madison that if they ever get married, their honeymoon will be in France. Hamilton is usually reserved about marriage and such things because of the memory of Laurens and the wedding with the boy that never happened. But with the help of Madison and Jefferson he has been thinking about getting married again, but he doesn't see it as a real possibility yet. Madison usually avoids the subject of marriage, but he has never said that he does not want to get married like Hamilton, on the contrary, James loves the idea of ​​doing so. Madison always dreamed of a wedding, the wedding dress has always been her fascination, but it is because of her family that she really wants to get married since in order to have her inheritance it is strictly forbidden to have real intimate relations before marriage, and although she is not interested in money, she would really like to be in charge of the family business (farming), and for that she needs the inheritance no matter what.

/Role in intimate/sexual and social relationships: In private (intimate or sexual relationships): Alexander is usually neutral, but seems active. Jefferson is usually passive, but not submissive. Madison is usually active, but he enjoys it too much when one of the other two wants to dominate.

/Jealousy: Jefferson is jealous of Elizabeth (Hamilton's ex-wife), Dolley (Madison's ex-girlfriend), and Monroe (Madison's still a love interest). Hamilton and Madison are not jealous, they practically wish to be faithful to the other two and not doubt them, although Alexander knows that Jefferson would literally be incapable of cheating on him and James, he usually has doubts about Madison.

/Allergies: Jefferson is allergic to peanuts. Hamilton is allergic to duramat and some plants. Madison is allergic to pollen, more than one species of germs, and some foods.

/Hobbies: Jefferson enjoys growing plants, usually tulips in memory of his ex-wife Martha. His favorite hobby is playing music, usually the violin. Hamilton loves to write, and more than one poem has been dedicated to Laurens. Madison likes the stars, although she can't always go out to see them because of the joys and danger of getting sick.

/Questionable tastes: Jefferson often likes to belittle others or himself, although he really usually does it as a joke, sometimes he himself thinks that it is true about him and that other people are perfect, although he has never admitted that. Hamilton likes to tease or cause pain to others, some call it sadism, Alexander calls it wanting attention. Madison likes women's clothing, although some have told her that this may be a sign of wanting acceptance, James calls it good taste in clothes. He is also somewhat of a masochist.

/Sexuality: Jefferson is pansexual, although not freely acknowledged in public. Madison is demisexual, but people often confuse her with being a demigirl because she sometimes dresses like a woman, something that bothers her but she has never talked about it. Hamilton is openly bisexual.

/Disorders: Jefferson: Betrayal trauma. His family labeled him as such because of the memory of Martha and some ex-partners who didn't last two months in relation to him. Also because of the fact that his memories come randomly, his constant nightmares and panic attacks in front of people. But he has tried to excuse himself from these symptoms, even so he goes to therapy and Hamilton and Madison have tried to help him recognize that maybe it is possible that he has some disorder. Hamilton: Trauma of injustice. For some time now, Alexander's friends (Marquis de Lafayette, Hercule Mulligan, and Laurens before him) have come to the conclusion that the boy has some kind of disorder. Hamilton's life was difficult, he was born in the Caribbean, his mother, his brother and he moved to New York, where his mother died and his brother was left in an orphanage, which is why his positive attitude is not very normal most of the time. When Madison noticed this, she tried to help Alexander, to the point that now he at least recognizes when he is angry or sad. Although he does not like the idea of ​​going to therapy, he has done it with Madison and Jefferson. Madison: Abandonment trauma. Madison and Monroe's family noticed the strange way in which James interacted, his rejection of himself, of people, and his poor management of emotions became so great that his music, language, geography, and planting classes were private and in specific places, the latter more than anything because of his joys. Hamilton has made it clear that it may actually be true, and Madison came to recognize in a therapy session she attended with Alexander and Thomas her poor handling of expressing, managing and recognizing her emotions, but since then she has not done it again.

/Age: Jefferson: 38 years old. Hamilton: 28 years old. Madison: 34 years old.

Jefferson and Madison were born in Virginia and met through their family friendship. Hamilton was born in the Caribbean. She meets Madison through language classes and through her friends, Lafayette, Mulligan and even through the friendship they both had with Laurens. And he knows Jefferson by Madison and by Lafayette.

Due to the homophobia of some of Jefferson's relatives, he had to spend time in ECOSIEG therapies (Efforts to Change Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity or Gender Expression).