Charlie Plym

Charles Plym, informally referred to as "Charlie," "Charles Plymouth," or, "Plymouthy," was known by his nickname of "All-American" and for his rabid Conservative and pro-Trump political views. Contending with Maximo del Pino for the title of most prominent baseball player within the eighth grade, he rose to particular prominence during the Cape Cod Trip (despite his late arrival to Cape Cod), during which is was inducted in the Dog Squad as an impromptu member.

The D-Day Controversy
The D-Day Controversy is an esoteric and specific term denoting key phrases in the War of Charlie Plym and Robert Rendine, typically relating phrases used by Robert Rendine during recess games of basketball, such as "You can't take this D, "I know you want this D," and "It's D-Day baby!" The ubiquitous "D" used in every controversial phrase of Robert's relates to the term "defense" in basketball, or other sports. This controversy culminated on June 6th, 2019, as Robert unleashed a barrage of D-Day insults, the most scarring of which was, "It's the 75th anniversary of D-Day, baby!" These insults quickly escalated into physical violence, the ramifications of which still affect their relationship today.