Greg Montague, or simply Greg, was a ghost that resided in Todd Morrison's bathroom in Room 202.
Appearance
Greg was a portly man with dark yellow hair. As a ghost, he wore a red shirt and blue jeans. He was barefoot.
Personality
In life, Greg was a kind-hearted and sympathetic individual, willing to lend comfort to those in distress even if they were complete strangers. He was shown to be brave when he cooperated in Rose's plot to derail the efforts of the Cult to bring forth the Red-Eyed Demon.
In death, he held tremendous guilt over Stacy and Megan's deaths, blaming himself for their demise[1].
Biography
Prior to his death, Gregory Montague was a peaceful farmer[2]. His family had died in the 1986 factory fire at Nockfell Mills[3].
His average life took a turn when he visited a church belonging to a local cult, for reasons even he couldn't explain[4]. After being turned away from the meeting room by Jim Johnson, Greg opted to explore the labyrinthine passages of the Phelps Ministry. He heard sounds of crying, and upon following them, found the distraught Stacy Holmes. The two immediately hit it off and became lovers[1], even though Stacy was already married to one of the cult's council members, Luke. After a few lunch dates[5], Stacy introduces the farmer to her daughter, Megan, who took a liking to him fairly quickly[6]. Unbeknownst to anyone, Greg was being stalked by a now heartbroken Luke Holmes[5].
When the cult grew closer to its goal, Luke became more erratic in behavior which caused his wife great worry and prompted her to reach out to Greg for help in thwarting the Cult's efforts. Greg agreed and burned bones essential to the completion of the Devourers of God's ritual[7]. It is unknown how he was killed.
In 1993[8], the Super Gear Boy was created and tested in Todd's bathroom, revealing Greg's ghost weeping and lamenting his decisions in life, only to be scared into hiding by the approach of the Red-Eyed Demon.
Like the other ghosts of Addison Apartments, Greg was assimilated a few weeks prior to the mass murder[9].
Trivia
- Greg is playable in In Seeking Providence.
- Popular theory suggests Luke Holmes to be Greg's murderer. As for methodry, the lack of marks on his ghost implies that Greg may have died through suffocation, and the bloody mark under his nose may mean it was broken before his death.
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 “I never thought he'd kill them. I… it's all my fault. [...] Stacy and her daughter. Oh god! What a fool I was to fall for a married woman!” ~Ghost of Greg ("The Wretched")
- ↑ "Just a humble farmer that's glad to be helpful to nice folk like you." ~Greg; In Seeking Providence, Chapter 3 ("The Wretched")
- ↑ “I lost my family last year in the big factory fire…” ~Greg; In Seeking Providence, Chapter 3 ("The Wretched")
- ↑ “He knew not why he was drawn to this place, yet could not prevent his feet from treading the dirt path before him. Perhaps it was simply curiosity or perhaps it was destiny.” ~In Seeking Providence, Chapter 3 ("The Wretched")
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 “In the top drawer I saw telephone records with multiple times circled. Beneath that were pictures of what looked like my mother having lunch with another man.” ~Skeleton (Megan) ("Strange Neighbors")
- ↑ “Do you know someone named Greg?” “Oh, you mean mommy’s friend! I like Greg. He always brings me candy.” ~Sal, Ghost of Megan ("The Wretched")
- ↑ “Okay, Rosenberg. I cut the power and Greg disposed of the bones.” “Good. And I've destroyed the 7th book.” ~Stacy, Rose; In Seeking Providence, Chapter 4 ("The Wretched")
- ↑ Episode one takes place in August ("Strange Neighbors") 1992 ("Memories and Dreams"). Episode two takes place around six months later (@PortableMoose, Twitter).
- ↑ “All the ghosts have been missing for weeks.” ~Larry ("The Trial")