Editing Scott Malkinson (section)

==About==
Scott is one of the more unpopular boys at South Park Elementary School. He has a lisp and diabetes, and is often ridiculed by [[Eric Cartman|Cartman]] and various other kids in South Park.

===Personality===
Begrudgingly submissive, Scott, while being a punching bag for the rest of the boys in South Park, is picked on in a more dismissive way than [[Butters Stotch|Butters]]. Scott's feelings are often ignored and his problems are used as a means for self-promotion by others when brought into light. 

The neglect Scott receives puts him in very ‘needy’ positions and there was a point where he required constant counseling from [[Mr. Mackey]] regarding his choice to quit Twitter. On one [[Going Native|occasion]], Butters even bullied him after getting fed up with how he constantly complained about his health conditions.

===Outlook===
This consistent ridicule he has endured has left Scott believing that his conditions are his entire identity, a problem that has made him self destructive and lacking confidence. Being so completely chained to this mindset, Scott even believed that another girl who also had diabetes would be his girlfriend simply for sharing the same struggles. This experience led to a pie on his face but helped him understand that there can be more to who he is than just a lisp and diabetes.

===Family===
While Scott's mother seems to generally look out for her sons well being and happiness, Scott's father doesn't have the same kind of patience for that. Scott compared a kiss from [[Sally Darson]] to almost like "if someone cared about" him, and remarked that his father suggested to him that he would not even be capable of quitting social media. Scott's father also dismissively mocks his son for his diabetes as a defensive measure when his own insecurities and failing career are put in the spot light.

===DNA Overview===
While you are largely misunderstood by the people around you, you are a compassionate, sensitive soul. People with Scott Malkinson DNA may not have a lot of close friends, but they’re the most loyal buddies anyone could ask for. (And it might be a good idea to lay off the sugar.)