Trent Boyett

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Trent Boyett
Alias	None
Origin	South Park
Occupation	Juvenile Delinquent
Powers / Skills	Intimidation Combat Proficiency
Hobby	None
Goals	Get revenge on Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny for being the ones responsible for him getting sent to juvenile hall (failed)
Crimes	No information
Type of Villain	Tragic Juvenile Delinquent

“	You better pray I never get out of juvenile hall. You better ALL pray!	„
	~ Young Trent swearing vengeance on his classmates.

“	Don't tell me that! I heard about the things you've done! But there were no magical Christmas adventures or talking poo for me! I didn't get to fight a huge mechanized Barbra Streisand like you did! No accidental trips to Afghanistan for Trent Boyett!	„
	~ Trent Boyett to Kyle.

Trent Boyett is the main villain of the episode "Pre-School" of South Park.

Biography

He is a boy who used to go to South Park Elementary. In preschool, he was a bully who picked on weaker kids and liked to start fires. Knowing this, a younger Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny, wanting to play a game of Firemen, dared him to start a fire in the classroom so that they would put it out with their urine. However, things don't go as planned, and the fire spreads. Their teacher, Ms. Clairidge, is badly burned trying to put the fire out herself, forcing her into a futuristic device that only allows her to communicate with a blinking light (that she must blink once to say yes and twice to say no). Trent is arrested for the arson and alleged attempted murder, but not before he vows revenge on the boys, who refuse to admit to their own guilt and allow him to take the fall.

Five years pass, and he is released from juvenile hall, tougher than ever before and out for revenge on the four boys. The first thing he does is beat up Butters (who had previously also known about Trent's innocence, but had said nothing out of fear of being grounded by his parents) as a warning to Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny, who have already learned of his release. Needing protection from him, they hire the sixth-graders to be their bodyguards, but they won't unless they can get a picture of Stan's mother, Sharon's, breasts. Eventually, since they find the idea too difficult to pull off, they disguise Cartman's buttcheeks as a pair of breasts, which surprisingly works, leading them to agree to protect them. Later, they encounter Trent off-screen, and he defeats them all effortlessly, landing them all in the hospital.

Eventually, the boys decide that they have no other choice than to join up with Stan's sister, Shelly, who is usually mean to them. Stan confesses all to her, and though she softens slightly toward him and takes pity on his fear of Trent, she won't protect him or the other boys unless they also confess to Ms. Clairidge that the fire was their fault. They go find Ms. Claridge, whose machine had broken down on a crosswalk, and apologize to her, intending to admit to their guilt. However, before they can, Trent finds them. He tells them of the rough life he had to endure, and that they got to live normal lives and have amazing adventures while he was locked up in juvenile hall. After his speech, he prepares to attack them, but Cartman, who had taken his mother's taser for protection, fires it at him, but it hits Ms. Clairidge, causing a chain reaction which causes her chair to charge up, crash into several objects in the immediate area, and ultimately catch on fire again. Once again, Trent is blamed for the incident (despite Ms. Clairidge herself even attempting to tell the police that he was not responsible by blinking her light twice when asked if he had done it, which was taken as her saying yes twice rather than just saying no), and he is sent back to juvenile hall. The boys all celebrate, knowing it will be another five years before they have to worry about seeing him again.

Gallery

The angry Trent Boyett returns.