Name: Greer Allister McGregor
Birthdate and Age: June 13th (18)
Physical Appearance: ^{Skinny, perhaps a little too skinny. Greer is ... alternative to say the least. Certainly a goth, Greer only wears black and perhaps a combination of some other colour, but mostly, just black. He's ... feminine to say the least. Biologically male (and well aware of it), Greer gets on better with the girls, mainly because he can be just as bitchy as them, and he freaks out the guys ... When people ask about his gender-identity, he generally adopts the stance "I don't give a fuck about my gender, why? Does it bother you?".
Rarely seen without perfectly applied black lipstick and sharp-eyeliner-flicks, he's the Queen of Lookin'-Mean. Beneath the make-up though, he's actually quite handsome (in a guy way too!)
Greer is tall, but wears tall boots anyway because they look good. Without contacts, Greer has stormy grey eyes and wears thick black glasses, usually though he has clear contact lenses in since his glasses aren't stylish enough for his tastes.}
Personality: Sassy, independent, scathing, dark. Greer is your stereotypical tormented goth but with a killer sense of humour. Rather than adopting the "oppressed victim" stance some goths take, Greer is well aware he's alternative and it freaks some people out, instead of complaining about it, he takes it in his stride. He tries to maintain a dark, distant aura, but underneath he's quite sensitive and caring, he might have to kill you if you tell anyone though. Arrogant, he's clever and knows it.
Biography: Younger of two siblings, Greer is a first generation American immigrant from Scotland. He's close to his older sister, and despite his rebellious look and crossdressing habits, his parents are very supportive and the family is quite close. He's never been particularly deprived. Growing up in a small conservative town, Greer has had some ... unfavourable run-ins and has had to be a little tough. Don't ask if he's ever been in a fist tight.

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Dorm Room:
Powers: ^Telepathy (mind reading)
Elective Class: Art through the Ages and Expression
Activities:Tennis and Art