User blog:JakeTheSnake5347/Pathetic Pinhead proposal - Blaire Lily

I've changed my mind; I've just thought of some more candidates.

What's the work?
Unfriended is a video-meeting footage supernatural horror film, released to America in 2015. It takes place exactly one year after this teenage girl named Laura Barns committed suicide due to constant cyberbullying, and over the course of the film that the protagonists are not as innocent as they may seem...

Who's Blaire and what does she do?
Just watch the first three videos in this playlist and you'll understand.

Immorality

 * drove her own best friend to suicide for no reason
 * cheated on Mitch with Adam twice, eventually throwing both under the bus
 * never confessed her sins and instead just her friends die

I'd personally say she less immoral and more just an outright sociopath.

Cowardice
Blaire's a craven for sure. She tries to lie about having any responsibility for the video and goes on to blame Mitch for uploading it, which ends up driving him to suicide. And when given the chance to confess to Laura and save her friends, she continues to weasel her way out of it just to save her own skin; the same goes for refusing to admit cheating on Mitch.

Stupidity/Incompetence
Oooh boy. It's honestly a miracle that she wasn't killed off early; she has the computer literacy of a 90-year-old ("whAt Is A trOll?"), and uses Chatroulette to call for Jess' aid instead of just calling 911.

Lack of Charisma
At first she comes across as an innocent virgin, but once her true colors start being revealed? Nobody listens to her.

Hateability
Easily the most unsympathetic member of the cast (and that's saying a lot because everyone's a piece of shit in some way), with the possible exception of Adam, who roofied a girl and forced her to get an abortion. But he at least had a modicum of care for Blaire and Mitch, as he doesn't rat the former out when given the chance and tells the latter to sit down so he doesn't get himself killed. There's nothing likeable about Blaire at all.

Final Verdict
A two-faced girlfriend and an abuser who'd rather go to court than be an adult and confess her own crimes. Easy yes.