Gray Bolio (Epiphany)

Gray Bolio is a character in the upcoming story Epiphany. Gray, a quiet boy who is quite nervous around other people, is noted for being incredibly intelligent and a model child at his family's church. He was known for memorizing and interpreting Bible verses from a young age. Seeing wonder in everything around him, Gray loves the world around him and is excited by the prospect of seeing new things and bringing light to the people around him; optimism glows from him. He treats the church like his second home, and takes time to study things. Emotionally burdened and a bit scared of his own shadow, Gray tries to toughen up as the world around him grows colder.

Personality
Awkward and quiet, Gray doesn't necessarily not get along with others, he just finds himself uncomfortable around people. He often gravitates to new people; he can make an easy impression on them and make them feel welcome, especially in an environment where he is comfortable and noted – like at his church. Gray oftentimes feels battered by the people around him. He takes things personally and cries himself to sleep often. He is able to take information

Gray's vulnerability is in his own lack of self-confidence. Although he trusts that God has a plan for his future, Gray doesn't quite know how to believe in himself or his own abilities. He has an issue in seeing things from many perspectives; some may say this is a good thing and a blessing, but Gray only sees it as a hindrance. He is unable to appreciate his own point of view. He likes to take account others' opinions and is easily swayed and misled. His naivety make him an easy target for those to manipulate, and people can mistake his heavy faith as a byproduct of his gullibility.

Trivia

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