Lamp

Lamp is still largely the aggressive jerk and bully he was portrayed as in Reloaded. He can get offended by the simplest things, such as Notebook Paper merely crashing into him in an obvious accident, and seems to pick on people for the fun of it as well, taking pride in it. He's also fairly dull and doesn't think things through, demanding to be the leader in THE HOTTEST SUMMER OF OUR LIVES only to forget to give his teammates the money to actually get the ingredients, then blaming it on Cakey, losing the challenge for his team. In general, he also won't admit when he's wrong, refusing to acknowledge that it was his fault he lost the challenge and got himself eliminated and instead claiming his team made a mistake and vowing they'll go down with him eventually. He also doesn't go down without a fight, refusing to accept his elimination and forcing his way back into the competition. However, there are also several hints to him not being entirely a shallow bully after all. Despite not being aware of his own faults, he notes that Bread shouldn't take credit where it isn't due. He also, half-heartedly, invites OJ to come with him back into the competition in ONE-SHOT WONDER, albeit immediately leaving once OJ gets on his nerves. In FOR THE LOVE OF MY GAME, it's heavily implied he wasn't always a jerk and was able to connect with Cakey on an emotional level before having a falling-out. As of FURY OF A THOUSAND SUNS, Lamp also seems to be slowly learning to become a better person.

Lamp is still largely the aggressive jerk and bully he was portrayed as in Reloaded. He can get offended by the simplest things, such as Notebook Paper merely crashing into him in an obvious accident, and seems to pick on people for the fun of it as well, taking pride in it. He's also fairly dull and doesn't think things through, demanding to be the leader in THE HOTTEST SUMMER OF OUR LIVES only to forget to give his teammates the money to actually get the ingredients, then blaming it on Cakey, losing the challenge for his team. In general, he also won't admit when he's wrong, refusing to acknowledge that it was his fault he lost the challenge and got himself eliminated and instead claiming his team made a mistake and vowing they'll go down with him eventually. He also doesn't go down without a fight, refusing to accept his elimination and forcing his way back into the competition. However, there are also several hints to him not being entirely a shallow bully after all. Despite not being aware of his own faults, he notes that Bread shouldn't take credit where it isn't due. He also, half-heartedly, invites OJ to come with him back into the competition in ONE-SHOT WONDER, albeit immediately leaving once OJ gets on his nerves. In FOR THE LOVE OF MY GAME, it's heavily implied he wasn't always a jerk and was able to connect with Cakey on an emotional level before having a falling-out. As of FURY OF A THOUSAND SUNS, Lamp also seems to be slowly learning to become a better person.