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[[File:Rachel Richards.jpg|thumb|220x220px|The evil Rachel Richards]]
 
[[File:Rachel Richards.jpg|thumb|220x220px|The evil Rachel Richards]]
'''Rachel Richards '''(Caitlin Carver) was the main villainess of the 2017 Lifetime film ''The Rachels'' (alternately titled ''Infamous'').
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'''Rachel Richards '''(Caitlin Carver) was the main villainess of the 2017 Lifetime film ''The Rachels'' (alternately titled ''Infamous''; airdate January 15, 2017).
   
Rachel was the most popular girl at her high school, alongside her best friend Rachel Nelson. Rachel reveled in the popularity and dreamed of being a star someday. She became jealous when Rachel Nelson began to outshine her socially and athletically (the girls were both on the track team). After Nelson is named homecoming queen, Richards confronts her at a party, where she accuses her of being ungrateful for making her popular. As she tries to storm off, Nelson tried to stop her, resulting in Richards accidentally pushing her off the roof. She managed to grab the ledge and cried to Richards for help, but rather than helping her, Richards turned and left her to fall to her death.
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Rachel was one of the two most popular girls at Hills High School, with the other being her best friend, Rachel Nelson. Rachel reveled in the popularity and dreamed of being a star someday. She became jealous when Rachel Nelson began to outshine her both socially and athletically (the girls were both on the school's track team). After Nelson is named Homecoming queen, Richards confronts her at a party, where she accused her of being ungrateful for making her popular. As she tried to storm off, Nelson tried to stop her, resulting in Richards accidentally pushing her off the roof. She managed to grab the rooftop's fencing and cried to Richards for help, but instead, Richards chose to leave. Additionally, Richards was aware that [[Roxie (The Rachels)|another villainess]] also chose to deliberately ignore Nelson's tearful pleas for help, with her decision ultimately sealing the latter's fate when Nelson finally lost her grip and fell to her death.
   
Following Nelson's death, Richards was ecstatic at the chance to be the sole queen bee of her school, putting on a show of being a grieving best friend. She even attempts to seduce Nelson's love interest Tom, which fails. While on a talk show for an interview about her friend's death, Richards fakes tears and falsely implies that Nelson's death was really a suicide. Determined to stop her, Richards' former friend [http://evilbabes.wikia.com/wiki/Roxie_(The_Rachels) Roxie] (and frequent target of Richards' bullying) starts to undermine Richards' attempts at gaining popularity, angering her. She confronts Roxie in the hallway, claiming she wants to talk in the main office where she and Nelson would do the morning announcements. Once inside, Richards locks her inside and the two have a confrontation, which Roxie broadcasts over the PA system. Once she catches on, Richards speaks into the microphone and claims to have intentionally pushed Nelson to her death, wanting to achieve fame through her arrest. She then turns off the PA and reveals that Roxie had also been present for Nelson's fall, and also chose not to do anything to help her, revealing her as the hidden villainess.
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Following Nelson's demise, Richards was ecstatic at the chance to be the sole queen bee of her school, putting on an act of a grieving best friend. She even attempted to seduce Nelson's love interest Tom, which fails. While being interviewed on a talk show about her friend's death, Richards faked tears and falsely implied that Nelson's death was a suicide. Determined to stop her, Richards' former friend Roxie — a frequent target of Richards' bullying — started to undermine Richards' attempts at gaining popularity, angering her. She eventually confronted Roxie in the hallway, claiming that she wanted to talk in the main office, where she and Nelson used to do the morning announcements prior to the latter's demise. Once inside, Richards locked both herself and Roxie in the room; the pair had a heated discussion which Roxie broadcasted over the PA system. Once she caught on, Richards spoke into the microphone and claimed to have intentionally pushed Nelson to her death, wanting to achieve fame through her arrest. Roxie then turned off the PA, with Richards proceeding to recall that Roxie was also present during the final moments of Nelson's life and also chose not to help her; this revelation revealed Roxie as the movie's hidden secondary villainess.
   
Roxie slaps Richards, leaving scratches on her face. The two then get into a fight and Richards attempts to strangle Roxie before the police burst in and arrest her. As she is led out of the school in handcuffs, Richards looks at the crowd of students watching her being led away and imagines them giving her applause. She smiles, having supposedly achieved the fame she desired.
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Roxie slapped Richards, leaving scratches on her left cheek. The two then got into a fight, and as Richards tried to strangle Roxie, the police burst into the room and arrested her. As she is led out of the school in handcuffs, Richards looked at the crowd of students watching her being led away and imagined them giving her applause. She smiled, having supposedly achieved the fame she desired.
   
 
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== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
 
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Rachel on poster.jpg|Rachel Richards front and center on the movie poster
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Rachel on poster.jpg|Rachel Richards front and center on the movie's poster
 
Rachel at track.jpg|Rachel Richards at track
 
Rachel at track.jpg|Rachel Richards at track
Rachel Richards with Rachel Nelson.jpg|Rachel Richards with Rachel Nelson
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Rachel Richards with Rachel Nelson.jpg|Rachel Richards with Rachel Nelson in the hallway
 
Richards and Nelson giving announcement.jpg|Rachel Richards with Rachel Nelson, giving announcements
 
Richards and Nelson giving announcement.jpg|Rachel Richards with Rachel Nelson, giving announcements
Rachel Richards and Nelson at party.png|Rachel Richards and Nelson at a party
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Rachel Richards and Nelson at party.png|Rachel Richards and Nelson at a party, not too long before the latter's demise
 
Rachel with Roxie.png|Rachel confronts Roxie
 
Rachel with Roxie.png|Rachel confronts Roxie
 
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Rachel Richards

The evil Rachel Richards

Rachel Richards (Caitlin Carver) was the main villainess of the 2017 Lifetime film The Rachels (alternately titled Infamous; airdate January 15, 2017).

Rachel was one of the two most popular girls at Hills High School, with the other being her best friend, Rachel Nelson. Rachel reveled in the popularity and dreamed of being a star someday. She became jealous when Rachel Nelson began to outshine her both socially and athletically (the girls were both on the school's track team). After Nelson is named Homecoming queen, Richards confronts her at a party, where she accused her of being ungrateful for making her popular. As she tried to storm off, Nelson tried to stop her, resulting in Richards accidentally pushing her off the roof. She managed to grab the rooftop's fencing and cried to Richards for help, but instead, Richards chose to leave. Additionally, Richards was aware that another villainess also chose to deliberately ignore Nelson's tearful pleas for help, with her decision ultimately sealing the latter's fate when Nelson finally lost her grip and fell to her death.

Following Nelson's demise, Richards was ecstatic at the chance to be the sole queen bee of her school, putting on an act of a grieving best friend. She even attempted to seduce Nelson's love interest Tom, which fails. While being interviewed on a talk show about her friend's death, Richards faked tears and falsely implied that Nelson's death was a suicide. Determined to stop her, Richards' former friend Roxie — a frequent target of Richards' bullying — started to undermine Richards' attempts at gaining popularity, angering her. She eventually confronted Roxie in the hallway, claiming that she wanted to talk in the main office, where she and Nelson used to do the morning announcements prior to the latter's demise. Once inside, Richards locked both herself and Roxie in the room; the pair had a heated discussion which Roxie broadcasted over the PA system. Once she caught on, Richards spoke into the microphone and claimed to have intentionally pushed Nelson to her death, wanting to achieve fame through her arrest. Roxie then turned off the PA, with Richards proceeding to recall that Roxie was also present during the final moments of Nelson's life and also chose not to help her; this revelation revealed Roxie as the movie's hidden secondary villainess.

Roxie slapped Richards, leaving scratches on her left cheek. The two then got into a fight, and as Richards tried to strangle Roxie, the police burst into the room and arrested her. As she is led out of the school in handcuffs, Richards looked at the crowd of students watching her being led away and imagined them giving her applause. She smiled, having supposedly achieved the fame she desired.

Trivia

  • Caitlin Carver also played the villainous Becca Arrington from the 2015 movie adaption of Paper Towns.

Gallery