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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Zoey and Chloe Stilton. Even though they consistently act like bitches to almost everyone, they do have soft sides that they will show on occasion. Of note, by nature of the show's premise, most of the human characters, major and one-shot, would more than likely have to come from some form of well-off background, to varying extents (Jesse being the son of another ranch-owning family[[note]]which was primarily why he and Bailey got along so well[[/note]], for example), yet despite this, no one else plays this Trope straight like Zoey and Chloe do. Special mention goes to Sarah, as implied wealthy as the Stilton twins, who was assumed to be just as stuck-up as them by the other girls on her first day, thus setting up a "Don't judge a book by its cover." [[AnAesop Aesop]].
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Zoey and Chloe Stilton. Even though they consistently act like bitches to almost everyone, they do have soft sides that they will show on occasion. Of note, by nature of the show's premise, most of the human characters, major and one-shot, would more than likely have to come from some form of well-off background, to varying extents (Jesse being the son of another ranch-owning family[[note]]which was primarily why he and Bailey got along so well[[/note]], for example), yet despite this, no one else plays this Trope straight like Zoey and Chloe do. Special mention goes to Sarah, as implied wealthy as the Stilton twins, who was assumed to be just as stuck-up as them by the other girls on her first day, thus setting up a "Don't judge a book by its cover." [[AnAesop Aesop]]."
