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LaTroy, "I Only Have Eyes for You"


Amy Abigail[7] is an acro, jazz[8] and lyrical[9] dancer, who is a current student at the Manhattan Institute of Drama and Dance in New York. She is a former member of A-Troupe,[10] a former dance captain and member of AcroNation;[11] and a former member of Step Inside.

Amy auditions for A-Troupe after Internationals,[12] and makes it onto the team.[13] After The Next Step's loss at Regionals, Amy's mother decides to become more invested in her dance life.[14][15]

Amy fails to make it onto A-Troupe the following dance season after questioning Emily.[16] She reluctantly joins TNS West, but lies to her mother that she is on A-Troupe. Eventually, she discovers the the truth, and Amy is pulled from the studio.[7] With Piper's help, she makes it onto TNS East, but at the cost of Piper's spot.[17] After both TNS East and TNS West are disallowed from competing at Regionals, Amy's mother forces her to audition for Gemini Dance Studio, but allows her to return to the newly merged A-Troupe when Amy tells her how much she dislikes Gemini.[18]

Amy is determined to shine at Regionals, and is disappointed when she is overlooked for various routines.[19][3] When she learns that she is not considered a standout dancer, Amy transfers to AcroNation,[20] where her talent for acro gives her an advantage. She helps them qualify for Regionals at the Absolute Dance WildStylz convention, and her all-round experience means she is chosen for all three featured routines.[21] Amy is overjoyed when AcroNation makes the finals at Regionals, but realizes she misses her friends at The Next Step.[11] After Encore Dance Studios is disqualified, Amy performs with AcroNation in the tiebreaker round, and is devastated when The Next Step beats them.[22]

When she learns there is an empty spot on A-Troupe, Amy returns to The Next Step. She is determined to have a drama-free season,[10] but her hopes are dashed when she discovers her boyfriend Finn kissed another girl;[23] however, she soon forgives everyone involved and moves on.[24]

Biography

Before the show

When Amy was younger, she used to have lots of tea parties with her dolls.[25]

During one summer, Amy worked at a gas station.[6]

At a dance competition, Amy once performed a solo and ripped her pants while doing the splits. Not wanting the audience to see the tear, Amy performed the rest of the dance with her legs together.[26]

Amy was once cut from a dance team because she could not master a double-back-handspring-back-layout. She practiced the move all summer in the hopes of making it back on the team, but was unsuccessful.[27] This team was presumably recreational, as Amy was apparently never cut from a competitive team before joining A-Troupe.[16]

Before she came to The Next Step Dance Studio, Amy believes she danced for the wrong reason; she did it to impress people and didn't want to disappoint them. Once she joins The Next Step, she has a more positive view of her dancing, realizing that she can just go onstage and not worry about what everyone thinks.[28]

Season 4

Amy arrives at The Next Step Dance Studio for the open house where she meets Cassie. The two witness Richelle dancing, which makes Amy fear that she won't make it onto A-Troupe.[8] She subsequently does make it, but her nerves are far from dispelled, and to reduce her fear, she joins the Zero Percent Club.[13]

After making it into the small group for the second qualifier, Amy helps LaTroy with a contemporary combo through unconventional teaching methods and the two grow closer.[4] Amy gains feelings for LaTroy and, after assuring him of their chemistry, is asked out by him.[2]

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Amy regards Sloane sadly after she admits that she isn't ready to be friends with her again.

When Amy discovers that Sloane also likes LaTroy but that LaTroy does not feel the same way, she asserts that she and LaTroy should continue dating regardless. As a result, her friendship with Sloane deteriorates, much to her dismay.[2]

Amy is saddened to learn that LaTroy will be leaving The Next Step indefinitely to renovate a farmhouse with his dad, but is supportive of him.[29]

When forced to clean the mirrors in the Rehearsal Room with Sloane, Amy tries to rekindle her friendship with her and ultimately succeeds.[6] Amy also helps Sloane mend her relationship with LaTroy.[30]

Amy runs for the title of dance captain, but does not get it due to her distracted nature and poor public speaking skills. However, she is hardly upset about losing, as she gets to keep the light bulb that she uses in one of the tasks.[1]

Amy is ecstatic when LaTroy returns to the studio[31] and her affection for him only grows, culminating when she realizes that she loves him. She is nervous about revealing this to LaTroy, but eventually does from the sheer excitement of their first kiss, and is over-the-moon when he says he loves her too.[32] Therefore, Amy is heartbroken and angry when LaTroy eventually breaks up with her before the Regionals finals, making her realize that he lied when he said he loved her.[14]

The Off Season: Season 1

Amy has gotten over her break-up with LaTroy and they are now friends again. When her mother, a former dancer, vows to be more involved in her dance career, Amy becomes concerned.[15]

Season 5

Amy is wary of Emily being the new studio head, believing the troupe will devolve into one full of robots. When Emily demotes various dancers to B-Troupe before even seeing them audition, Amy begins to voice her disbelief, but is silenced by Emily. Despite her excellent audition, this outburst causes Amy not to qualify onto A-Troupe and be demoted to B-Troupe. Amy is devastated and knows that she cannot tell her mother the truth.[16] 

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Amy convinces Piper to do a duet with her in order to keep up her lie to her mother.

When Michelle invites the rejected dancers to join TNS West, Amy begrudgingly joins, but is wary of the lack of technical training amongst the members of the troupe. Amy continues to lie to her mother that she is on A-Troupe and begins to pull Piper into her lies as well. Eventually, Amy's lies unintentionally get Piper into trouble with Emily, angering Piper to the point that she tells Amy she will not talk to her until she tells her mother the truth.[33] Amy is left ever more devastated as her friendship with Piper continues to deteriorate.[34]

Just as Amy finally begins to feel at home at TNS West, her mother discovers the truth about her dance life, and is horrified at the lack of formality shown by the TNS West. Consequently, Amy is forced to leave the studio, and to say a tearful goodbye to her friends.[7]

Forlorn about being unable to dance and having nothing to lose, Amy takes part in Piper's plan to make her an alternate for TNS East. After begging Emily to let her dance, Amy performs some of Daniel's choreography and makes it onto the troupe. Though happy at first, Amy later realizes that instead of joining alongside Piper, she has taken her spot. She tells Piper that she will try to get her back onto the team, but Piper is unresponsive to the idea, instead taking Amy's spot on TNS West.[17] Amy is later pleased to find out that Piper is not mad at her and is actually far happier on TNS West.[35]

Amy is ecstatic when she helps her team win the dance battle against TNS West, even though it means that Piper's team has lost,[36] and is distraught when the whole studio is disallowed from competing at Regionals. She is the first to learn of Piper's plan to merge the two teams,[37] but her hopefulness is dampened when she is forced by her mother to audition for Gemini Dance Studio[38] and is accepted onto their Regionals team. Amy is so unhappy at Gemini that she hides at The Next Step for an entire day, causing both her mother and Piper to worry about her whereabouts. Piper later finds her in the locker room, and Amy reveals that she hates it at Gemini, but doesn't know how to tell her mother the truth. With Piper's help, Amy is finally able to confront her mother about her feelings and convinces her to let her stay at The Next Step.[18] Later, Amy is ecstatic when A-Troupe qualifies for Regionals.[39]

The Off Season: Season 2

Amy auditions for the Stacy Carpenter Scholarship and dances about 'love'.[28]

Season 6

Upon the arrival of new studio head Miss Angela, Amy is as shocked and upset as everyone else by Miss Angela's favouritism towards her daughter Lily.[40] Like the rest of A-Troupe, Amy believes that Richelle is the perfect person to take down Miss Angela and is shocked by Richelle's apparent betrayal of the team.[41] However, upon realizing that Richelle was undercover, Amy goes along with the plan to rid the studio of Miss Angela and participates in the food fight.[42]

However, when the new line placements for Regionals are announced, Amy, like Richelle and Jacquie, is upset with her placement in the middle row.[21] However, unlike Richelle and Jacquie, she does not try to sabotage Summer with an attempt to get her to move to AcroNation.[43]

Amy is disappointed upon discovering that she is not being considered for the solo at the Absolute Dance WildStylz convention. She is therefore delighted to help stand in for Simone in a trio with Ty and Adrian at AcroNation, which results in studio head Thalia beginning to value her as a dancer.[3]

When Michelle and Emily pair up the dancers via a personality test for duets to determine who will assist Leon Blackwood at the upcoming convention, Amy and Henry are paired together. Amy is initially delighted, but becomes frustrated when Henry waylays their rehearsal by going to the store to return a tuxedo and locking them out of his car. After learning that Henry gave up attending his prom so he could take part in the Regionals qualifier video, Amy decides not to fight with him anymore. Instead, the two practise their duet in the car park, and as the dance ends, they almost kiss - before being interrupted by Henry's mother. Amy is left confused about what she feels for Henry.[44]

Amy subsequently decides to throw a prom for Henry at The Next Step. After informing Henry and the rest of A-Troupe about the prom, Amy hopes that Henry will invite her. However, wanting to surprise her with an over-the-top promposal, Henry does not manage to ask Amy to prom before Ty asks her first. Amy seems disappointed at refusing, but tells Henry that she has said she will go to prom with Ty.[45] At prom, she wishes that she were with Henry, but decides that she will try and have fun with Ty - though eventually, she is able to have one dance with Henry.[46]

After asking Michelle what her and Emily's plans are for her, Amy discovers that at The Next Step, they will always view her as a middle row dancer. Distraught at the revelation, Amy ultimately decides to join AcroNation, hoping that she can prove herself to be a featured dancer.[20]

Amy is immediately placed in a featured routine at AcroNation, helping them to win the wildcard spot at Regionals at the Absolute Dance WildStylz convention. Upon qualifying for Regionals, Thalia decides that Amy will be the soloist at the competition for the five-point advantage.[47] Amy performs well, but loses to Lily.[48]

After rehearsal one day, Amy and Ty kiss, which Henry witnesses. Amy and Henry get into a fight about how despite their "moment", Amy went to prom with Ty and Henry went with Summer. They decide that "they had a moment, but it passed", after which they separately perform solos to the same song. At the end of her solo, Amy is asked out by Ty; she agrees to go on a date with him.[21]

After Thalia puts Amy front and centre of every single Regionals routine, Amy has less time to hang out with Ty, which eventually causes their relationship to suffer. This is exacerbated by Amy replacing Ty with Simone in their ballet pas de deux because Ty's technique is weaker than Simone's.[49] After Ty tries to ask Simone to give her a night off so that they can go on a date, Simone condemns Amy for asking her boyfriend to try and get her out of rehearsals. Amy angrily confronts Ty, and breaks up with him when she realizes he doesn't understand how hard she has worked to be a featured dancer.[50]

At Regionals, Amy performs well in every round, but has started to realize that she misses her old team and that despite being front and centre of AcroNation, being the star dancer is not all that she wants. Amy also realizes that she is not over Henry; despite this, she is unsurprised that he and Summer are together.[11]

After a stellar performance in the finals, Michelle approaches Amy and tells her that she was wrong about her not being a featured dancer. Amy confesses that this means a lot to her, especially since she has always looked up to Michelle.[51]

Despite her exceptional performance in the tiebreaker round that occurs after Encore Dance Studios is disqualified, Amy wishes that she could be dancing with her old team while she watches A-Troupe perform. AcroNation ultimately loses Regionals to The Next Step, leaving Amy devastated to have lost to her former teammates.[22]

The Off Season: Season 3

Having asked Michelle and Emily if she can rejoin A-Troupe, Amy becomes a member of The Next Step again.[10] She informs Henry and Summer that she is happy for their relationship and reconciles her friendship with them[52] and with Piper, who informs her that both Noah and Jacquie have left The Next Step.[53]

Season 7

Amy starts the new dance season excited to be back on A-Troupe. Like the rest of A-Troupe, she is sad that Michelle is leaving, but is supportive of her leaving to pursue her dreams.[54] When Lily returns to A-Troupe, Amy is at first, like the rest of A-Troupe, skeptical about her motivations for her return, but later welcomes her back.[55]

Upon returning to The Next Step, Amy attempts to reconcile her relationship with Piper. However, her attempts at reconciliation are made more difficult by Finn, whom Amy feels has replaced her as Piper's best friend. Despite initial animosity between Amy and Finn, they eventually decide to share Piper.[56]

On one occasion that Amy, Finn and Piper are supposed to hang out together, Piper has to cancel thanks to spending time with her Nana. As a result, Amy and Finn hang out together one-on-one. While it is initially awkward, they later have a good time together, to the point that Piper feels awkward because they have inside jokes that she does not understand.[25]

When Finn asks Amy out, Amy is excited to go on a date with him. The date goes smoothly and eventually, they start dating.[57]

Amy, along with the rest of A-Troupe, subsequently vote for Richelle's choreography to be performed at the Dancemania auditions instead of Summer's.[58] She and the rest of A-Troupe audition for Dancemania[59] and successfully get into the dance competition.[60]

Amy comes to suspect that Piper has feelings for Finn. However, upon Piper's vehement denial, Amy ends up believing that Piper does not like Finn. In the end, she is proven right; upon Piper's confession to Finn that she likes him, Finn kisses Piper, effectively cheating on Amy, unbeknownst to Amy.[60]

After learning that she will have to miss her family's annual camping trip due to it being at the same time as Dancemania, Amy is devastated and equally disappointed that Finn does not understand her well enough to know how upset she is. Although Finn comes through in the end with a romantic camping trip in Studio A, Amy learns that Henry was the one who planned the date, not Finn.[5] This prompts Amy to have doubts about her relationship with Finn, thinking that they are not on the same page when it comes to relationships. After some advice from Piper, Amy breaks up with Finn, but they decide to remain friends. However, Amy is shocked and furious when Piper reveals that she and Finn kissed whilst Amy and Finn were dating, prompting Amy to never want to speak to Piper again.[23]

Reminiscing over her almost-kiss moment with Henry, Amy realises that Piper simply got caught up in a moment with Finn and choses to forgive her. She then kisses Henry and the two begin dating after Amy realises her feelings for Henry [61]

Amy and Henry struggle to organise a first date. After there proposed first date becomes an eight-way date the two share a date in Studio A. [62]

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Season 8

Amy and Henry broke up after Henry moved upstate and the two decided not to pursue a long-distance relationship. [63]

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Personality

Amy is introduced as a very optimistic and happy individual, and is often seen smiling. At her best, she is energetic and bubbly, and in her words “loves a good party”;[26] however, she can also come off as very silly under pressure, as shown in her behavior when she is running for dance captain.[7] Amy also cares deeply about others, especially her friends, and is rarely unkind; when Richelle is describing various members of A-Troupe in front of Lily, she summarizes Amy with the statement that she is "really nice, all the time".[64] 

Despite her cheerful disposition, Amy is not a pushover. She is prepared to speak her mind when she deems something wrong, sometimes with negative consequences, as seen when she does not make it onto A-Troupe after questioning Emily.[16] Amy can also be ignorant of other people’s feelings, and sometimes doesn’t notice when she has pushed things too far, most notably shown when she fails to realize she is using Piper for her own gain by making her lie to Gale.[33] At the rare times when Amy is sad, she displays it excessively, often with tears; Amy once appears so distraught while sitting in Neutral Grounds that Heather gives her a free drink.[17]

As Amy becomes older, her determination and ability to stand up for herself strengthen. Upon discovering that she would never be a featured dancer at The Next Step, she barely hesitates before deciding to leave and join AcroNation,[20] despite effectively abandoning all her friends when they need her.[56] This independence is also shown when she breaks up with Ty after she realizes he doesn't understand what her priorities are.[50]

Amy's positive and fun-loving nature has been shown to give her a lot of attention from boys. Four have displayed interest in her within a very short timeframe, these being LaTroy, Henry, Ty and Finn respectively. This means Amy has had more romantic connections than anyone else at The Next Step, including Eldon and Noah (who, although he has had four girls interested in him, has only been involved with three). Additionally, unlike most of her peers with failed relationships, Amy has swiftly resumed her friendships with all of her ex-boyfriends and their subsequent girlfriends, even if physical or emotional cheating was involved, hinting at her capacity to forgive those she cares about.

Physical appearance

Characteristics

Amy has light, freckled skin and blue-green eyes. Her hair is initially auburn, but is dyed golden brown in Seasons 6 and 7, and light blonde in Season 8. Following Amanda and Cassie's departures from A-Troupe, Amy is the tallest girl on the show.

Attire

In earlier seasons, Amy's dancewear usually consists of a blue, cyan or light purple tank top, with either shorts of varying colours or black leggings. In Season 7, her dance attire alters drastically to include a floral top and a white skirt, although she still wears leggings and a tank top on occasion.

Amy's casual streetwear tends to be quite feminine, mainly consisting of skirts of varying lengths or dresses. Across the series, her street clothes are nearly always blue.

Abilities

Dancing

  • Acro: One of Amy's dominant styles is acro, and it appears to be her strongest. She is exceptional at both tumbling and contortion, and has had her abilities compared to Giselle's.[16][17]
  • Ballet: Amy is an exceptional ballet dancer, and is able to dance en pointe.[9] Eldon selects her to be featured in A-Troupe's The Nutcracker group routine as Clara, notably featuring her the most out of all of the girls on A-Troupe, including Richelle, who is generally known as one of the best pointe dancers on A-Troupe.[65]
  • Contemporary: Amy is proficient at contemporary. She successfully teaches LaTroy a contemporary combo, which receives praise from Sloane,[4] and she performs in AcroNation's contemporary routine at Regionals.[11]
  • Hip-hop: Amy is proficient at hip-hop, although it is not her strongest style. She is selected to take part in Leon Blackwood's masterclass hip-hop routine and is complimented by him on quickly picking up the choreography.[34] She also performs in AcroNation's hip-hop routine at Regionals.[11]
  • Jazz: Jazz is supposedly one of Amy's dominant styles, and she is introduced as a jazz dancer. Although she does not perform it often, she is proficient when she does.
  • Lyrical: Lyrical is another of Amy's dominant styles, at which she is proficient.

Relationships

Main article: Amy/Relationships

Appearances

Season 4

The Off Season: Season 1

Season 5

The Off Season: Season 2

Season 6

The Off Season: Season 3

Season 7

Dancemania Mania Vidcast

What if?

Dance Captain Diary

The Off Season: Season 4

Season 8

Dances

Trivia

  • Amy is named after Amy Wright, the producer and choreographer for The Next Step.[66]
  • Amy's greatest fear is that she will forget choreography.[13]
  • Amy is the third character to have their middle name revealed, after Michelle[67] and West.[68]
  • Amy's locker in the locker room, before she leaves for AcroNation, is number 7.[43] After she returns, her locker is number 13.[25]
  • Amy’s family owns a cottage.[21]
  • Amy's family goes on an annual camping trip.[5]
  • She likes healthy choices.
  • Her mom used to be a dancer.
  • Amy loves her Aunt Jen's butter tart s'mores.[5]
  • Amy is one of three characters to have the longest-running white walls introductory appearances, consisting of 4.5 seasons, the other two being Piper and Richelle.
  • Amy is the only dancer who is able to perform both Giselle and West's signature moves - The Spider and West's move where he joins his hands behind his back and moves them down while his hands are still joined; she performs The Spider in A-Troupe's "Work" introductory routine in "Grave New World" and West's move in her Absolute Dance WildStylz Convention "Whirlwind" solo in "Sweet and Salty".[40][48]

Quotes

Main article: Amy/Quotes

Gallery

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