Honor

Honor is Honora (Nora) Gray's first Second City persona after the time warp, and an eventual leader of The Peons of Adrian.

They are a genderless individual with an appearance between that of Nora and Norm, but they act far less excitable than either.

Honor seems to be nearly allistic, or at least has enough experience to maintain the appearance with less downtime than Nora or Norm. This is fortunate, as the post-time warp Second City (and most of Entropaea) has devolved to a social dystopia where "neurodefectives" (or anyone suspected to be potentially unstable with magic) are no longer allowed to perform it publicly.



Personality
Honor shares many traits with Nora, Norm, and, most notably, Vivian Gray. Like Nora and Vivian, they are rational and cool-headed, though Honor seems to lack Nora's sense of childlike wonder. Like Norm, Honor is self-confident and extremely assertive, though they lack his volatile temper.

Honor is far more socially adept than either Norm or Nora and seems to have a better sense of fashion as well. On the other hand, they can be untrusting, prideful, and conflict-averse.

Trivia
"'Oh, get over yourself.' "- Adrian to Honor, or maybe Honor to Adrian, at various points.
 * Honor is fine with being called he, she, or they - whatever the speaker chooses.
 * Like Adrian and many other Peons, Honor has electively undergone an unspecified number of alteration hexes.
 * Much to Adrian's amusement, Honor likes to wear their hair slicked back in some way or another.
 * Honor does not use Nora/Norm's assistive tech.
 * Honor practices primarily as a mage.
 * Like Adrian and most other Peons, Honor is a vocal critic of Garamond Gray, who initially doesn't know that they are actually Nora and Norm as well.
 * Honor's favorite outfits incorporate both the Vectorvee and the symbol of Family Gray. The Vectorvee is meant to be extremely subtle, as Honor claims publicly to have only distant relations to the Grays and doesn't reveal their true identity until an especially tense debate with Garamond.
 * For quite a while, Honor spends their nights as either Nora or Norm, earning a great deal of money in underground arena fights and spending a great deal of it on careless sexual exploits.
 * Honor eventually abandons their form after Garamond Gray's policies fall out of favor. They come to realize that it was yet another form of self-preservation and dissociation from their true self: Norm.