Case 1:18-cv-01011-RMC Document 42 Filed 08/09/19 Page 7 of 19 III. ANALYSIS A. Liability Ms. Dumpson followed the two-step procedure that is required for default judgment. The Clerk of Court entered default against Moonbase Holdings and Messrs. Ade and Anglin and Ms. Dumpson applied to this Court for default judgment. 5 The Court has discretion to determine whether default judgment is appropriate and may enter default judgment on any well-pleaded allegations. See Int’l Painters, 531 F. Supp. 2d at 57. Courts consider whether the defendant is a “totally unresponsive” party, and its default plainly willful, reflected by its failure to respond to the summons and complaint, the entry of default, or the motion for default judgment. Id. Having failed to file an answer, object to the entry of default by the Clerk, or respond to the Court’s order to show cause why default judgment should not be entered against them, the Court finds Messrs. Ade and Anglin and Moonbase Holdings are totally unresponsive parties. Ms. Dumpson complains that Messrs. Anglin and Ade and Moonbase Holdings interfered with her right to full and equal enjoyment of places of public accommodation, see Am. Compl. ¶¶ 129-44, 190-201 (Counts I and V), interfered with her right to equal opportunity to education, see id. ¶¶ 145-58, 202-09 (Counts II and VI), and caused intentional infliction of 5 Mr. Ade was personally served on May 1, 2018 by Capitol Process Services, Inc. See Aff. of Service, Brian Andrew Ade [Dkt. 7] at 1. Moonbase Holdings was served by the Ohio Secretary of State on July 10, 2018. See Aff. of Service, Moonbase Holdings [Dkt. 13]. Mr. Anglin was served via publication and the final publication occurred on November 15, 2018. See Notice of Service by Publication [Dkt. 23]. 7