Gregory is a male fourth-grade student at South Park Elementary, who appeared only in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. He transferred to South Park from Yardale, where he purportedly maintained a 4.0-grade point average.
Background[]
Gregory, who is portrayed with both an upper-class English accent and stereotypical traits of the English, has caught Wendy Testaburger's romantic attention and became in a relationship with her. However, at the end of the film, Wendy denies this to Stan Marsh and kisses him instead, later implying that her feelings for Gregory were merely a strong admiration and that she never really cared for him.
Leadership[]
Along with Gregory mentioning he has a 4.0-grade point average, Gregory is a very independent leader to the schoolchildren and has guided them over.
Singing[]
Gregory has quite a singing voice as shown in the song "La Resistance".
Appearance[]
Gregory has thick, curly blonde hair. He wears an orange blouse, brown trousers, and black gloves. Gregory also carried a cutlass during "La Resistance".
Personality[]
Gregory is portrayed as a smart and thoughtful young boy, but he is also arrogant and looks down upon the other boys. Gregory's activism seems to get him the affection of Wendy, but his attitude towards Stan at the end of the film causes her to outright reject and curse him, admitting to Stan that she never really cared for him, much to Gregory's shock. He is friends with The Mole, which is ironic because of the British and French enmity within the show.
Relationships[]
Wendy Testaburger[]
Gregory was briefly friends with Wendy in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. They shared the same liberal, political views. However, their relationship was devoid of any romantic feelings, which Wendy clarified to Stan at the end of the movie and Gregory was angrily offended when Wendy made insults towards him.
The Boys[]
Although Gregory seems to take an instant disliking to the boys because they are not very political, and can act rather childish at times, he is the one who points the boys towards "The Mole" so they can free Terrance and Phillip from Sheila's organization, Mothers Against Canada.
Trivia[]
- Yardale is a portmanteau of "Yale" and "Harvard", two of the best universities in the United States.
- Gregory is based on Enjolras from Les Misérables.
- Trey Parker did not do his own singing for Gregory. Instead, Howard McGillin was his singing voice.
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