wirt, Gregory y Beatriz

Gregory

Information Gender: Male Age: 6 Years Species: Human Relationships: Jason Funderberker (Pet) Relatives: Wirt (Half Brother), Father, Mother Not Found Gregory (nicknamed Greg) is Wirt's younger (paternal) brother and co-protagonist of Over the Garden Wall. He is a very energetic boy who always has a smile on his face and very wild and naive ideas in his mind. He is endlessly fascinated by everything, sometimes his naivety leads him to marvel even at things that would normally cause fear. He has a habit of wandering off on his own and yelling loudly to get Wirt's attention, or when he finds something. Wirt often panics when he does this. Greg has a pet frog which he gives different names to throughout the series (Kiri, Wirt, George Washington, etc.) but ends up naming it Jason Funderberker in Episode 10. He also has a rock (which he stole from Mrs. Daniels' garden) and tends to make up random "rock facts" whenever he takes it out of his bag.

gregory appearance

He is very small and chubby, compared to other characters. He wears a white shirt with a small brown ribbon, green overalls, and black shoes with white high socks. He also has a brown bag and carries a teapot on his head. Greg's hair is also considerably neater compared to his brother's before his descent into the Dark Forest.

gregory personality

Greg is normally a rather cheerful, optimistic, energetic and childlike child in contrast to his older brother Wirt's attitude. He likes to see the positive side of everything, songs, games and animals. Greg is the most optimistic of the trio, and also the bravest (although this could simply be because they don't know any better). He is a free spirit and tries to help others when the opportunity presents itself. His positivity is not shaken by Wirt's more stern outlook on things and he never gives up. Greg's nature is not affected during the journeys through the woods, even when the beast tries to tempt him into despair. This is shown in The Stranger when Beatrice and Wirt believe that leaves are growing inside of him when Greg was actually just eating leaves.

Wirt

Information Gender: Male Age: 14-16 (approximately) Species: Human Student occupation Relationships: Beatriz (friendship) Relatives: Greg (Half Brother), Stepfather, Mother (Not listed) Wirt is Greg's older brother (on his mother's side) and the main protagonist of Over the Garden Wall. His vision is different and much more serious compared to his brother Greg's. He tends to oppose others' suggestions and wants to do everything his way, which gets them into trouble.

appearance of wirt

Wirt is a relatively tall and rather thin teenager, wearing a red gnome hat. His outfit consists of a navy blue cloak with yellow buttons, simple grey pants that reach to his ankles, suspenders, and a classic white button-down shirt. He has dark hair, which covers most of his forehead, large, round, black eyes that vary in expression, as well as large ears compared to other characters and a triangular nose. He wears two different types of shoes, his left shoe is brown and his right shoe is black. They are commonly untied, and this can be noticed in some episodes. In the episode Into the Unknown, it is shown that his outfit is nothing more than a Halloween costume. Wirt's normal outfit consists of an earth-toned sweater worn over a white collared shirt and ordinary grey pants, eventually the same pants he wears during his travels. Wirt's hair also appears to be messier than during his travels.

wirt's personality

Wirt is a realistic, if rather pessimistic, teenager in many ways, but he also has a naive and childlike side. He is easily startled and shocked, and even though he is older than his brother, he still acts like a child. Throughout the story of Over the Garden Wall, Wirt has to struggle to remain optimistic in the face of impossible odds, and near the end of the story, specifically episode 8, Babes in the Woods, Wirt begins to finally succumb to his negativity. It is because of his negative outlook on life that Wirt is an easy target for the Beast to make him fall into despair. Wirt's brother, Gregory, is the opposite of his brother, bringing out Wirt's jovial, playful childlike side. In episode 9, "Into the Unknown", Wirt is shown to have low self-esteem and perceives himself as a loser, possibly because of his more sensitive interests, such as poetry and the clarinet. He tells Greg that he was not invited to the Halloween party by his friends and that his crush Sara is interested in Jason Funderberker, though both statements are proven to be false. In the series finale, he appears to have gained more self-confidence. Wirt seems to be the type of teenager who makes everything that happens around him worse than it really is, as shown in episode 9 several times: his overreaction to Greg giving the tape to the girls during the football game, the fact that everyone at the party and all of Sara's friends seemed to know him and were nice to him, and his breakdown during the occasion that Sara received her cassette tape as a gift. He claims that his life is ruined when this happens, blames Greg, and refuses to tell Sara about his feelings, which ultimately further complicates his interactions with her and his eventual situation in the Eternal Garden. It is hinted several times that if Wirt would just stop dramatizing things and worrying so much.

beatriz

Information Gender: Female Age: 13 years old Species: Human (Temporarily Sialia) Occupation: Daughter Relationships: Greg (Friend), Wirt (Friend) Relatives: Father, Mother and 9 younger siblings Beatrice is a talking bird who accompanies Wirt and Gregory, giving them advice. She is one of the series' protagonists and is described by her voice actress as a grumpy bird. Beatrice is part of a large family (presumably nine siblings), who used to live in the old mill that the Woodsman later occupied to extract oil from the Edelwood trees. Her relationship with the two brothers evolves throughout the series. Most of the time, Wirt believes that she does not enjoy his company, but in fact she gradually grows to like him, despite not being openly affectionate.

Beatrice's story part 1

One day, Beatrice threw a rock at a tile, which consequently cursed her along with the rest of her family. Rather than face the consequences of her actions, Beatrice decided to run away from home. She eventually made a deal with Adelaide, who tasked her with bringing her child servants in exchange for a pair of scissors that would return her family back to human form. At night she met the Wirt brothers and Greg, but fled when the woodcutter approached them. The next morning, she became entangled in a rose bush and was freed by Greg as he happened to be passing by on a nearby path. Beatrice decided to follow the brothers to a town called Pottsfield, planning to offer them a ride to Adelaide who "would tell them how to get home". Beatrice accompanied Wirt and Greg through the town and was the first to be annoyed by the festivities of the eccentric pumpkin people of Pottsfield. After the brothers were sent to do a couple of hours of manual labor by Enoch, Wirt begged Beatrice to help them escape when Greg discovered a skeleton while digging holes. Once the three escaped, they continued on to Adelaide's house. The three stopped at a colonial tavern one night in order to ask for directions, but Beatrice was immediately thrown out by the tavern keeper as she was "bad luck". She sat outside in the rain and attempted to converse with a horse in the tavern's shed, but gave up and eventually flew to the woodcutter she heard in the woods in order to get directions on her own. Beatrice screamed just before she fell unconscious, and was rescued by Wirt.

Beatrice's story part 2

Beatrice, Wirt, and Greg eventually made their way into Quincy Endicott's estate. Here, they joined him for dinner, while Beatrice convinced the confused baron that Wirt and Greg were his nephews in order to swindle him. Beatrice forced Wirt to join her in searching for coins, making a mess of the living room. After mistaking the sound of a peacock pecking at the window, Beatrice and Wirt hid and became trapped in a closet. In Episode 6, she tries to convince Wirt not to go to Adelaide's house. While the brothers are asleep, she flies alone to the witch's cottage to try to convince Adelaide not to take the brothers, and instead offer herself. It becomes apparent that Beatrice did not know Adelaide's true intentions with the boys. She is shocked when Adelaide says that she needs a "boy servant", having believed that the old hag simply needed some yard work. Wirt and Greg soon show up at Adelaide's cabin, having followed Beatrice. When Wirt realizes what is going on, he feels betrayed by Beatrice. He then steals the scissors that were meant to turn Beatrice's family back into humans. Beatrice is left alone and decides to go find the boys, who are now angry with her.

Beatrice's appearance

As a bird or bluebird, it is a small, grayish-blue bird, the color that covers its wings and tail, with a gray head, a peach-colored chest, and a white belly. Its wings go from its shoulders to its feet, these have darker blue spots on the edges of the wings. Its eyes are oval-shaped and black, its beak is small and has a grayish brown color. Its legs are dark brown. Its tail has a triangular shape with several blue stripes.

Beatrice's personality

Beatrice is portrayed as a very harsh girl. She is emotionally closed off and does not convey emotions or affection easily. She was perhaps a very angry or insensitive girl, as she had thrown a rock at a tile, causing her entire family to be cursed. After her transformation, Beatrice felt guilty and would do anything to transform her family back into humans. She thinks that her family resents her because of her actions, when in reality they miss her and love her dearly. She develops a friendship with Wirt and Greg, despite most of the time being angry at them and pointing out their flaws. Beatrice is later revealed to be very kind, caring, and understanding as shown in episode 5, when she tells Wirt how she was turned into a bird, and her determination to heal her family. Even though her intentions are always good, her pride and stubbornness often get her into trouble.