Greg lore goes crazy

[VCiryl]

Greg lore makes Greek mythology look like a travel pamphlet

[TheFazFan]

took matpat 50 years to figure out Greg's lore

[BigBrainDummy]

Greg’s lore is so deep not even Scooby doo could solve it

[spicy_dorito_banan]

The greg lore makes the wrahammer 40k lore look like a childrens picture book

[APOSTATE_DEPRIVED]

this feels like an edit of an entire movie trilogy

[enigmatic-handbags]

Greg is basically the catalyst for the plot at this point 🗣

[Watermeloncat]

In the gritty streets of 1980s Chicago, a city overwhelmed by crime and corruption, one name lingered on the lips of both criminals and citizens alike—Greg. He was neither a myth nor a hero at first, but a man who had seen more of the city's underbelly than most could endure. Born and raised in one of Chicago's roughest neighborhoods, Greg's life was shaped by violence and desperation. His father, a steelworker, had died in a factory accident, leaving him and his mother to fend for themselves. The lure of easy money and power on the streets was too strong, and by the age of 16, Greg had fallen into the world of organized crime.

But Greg wasn't just another street thug. He was calculating, methodical, and charismatic. These traits quickly caught the eye of Chicago's most notorious mob boss, Tony "The Hammer" Giordano. Giordano took Greg under his wing, and over the next decade, Greg ascended the criminal hierarchy, earning respect and fear in equal measure. By his mid-twenties, he was one of Giordano’s most trusted enforcers, carrying out hits and managing operations with precision. The media began to call him "The Ghost" because of his ability to slip in and out of situations without leaving a trace.

Despite his deep ties to crime, Greg harbored a secret desire for something more—justice. After years of bloodshed, the toll on his conscience was heavy. The turning point came when he was ordered to kill a local journalist who had been digging too deep into the Giordano family. The journalist, Sarah, wasn’t just another name on a list—she had been a childhood friend of Greg’s. Their reunion shattered the hardened facade Greg had built for himself.

Faced with the choice between loyalty to the mob and the last shred of humanity he had left, Greg made an unexpected decision. He turned on Giordano, leaking critical information to law enforcement that led to the unraveling of one of Chicago's largest crime syndicates. But the betrayal didn't go unnoticed. Giordano sent his most ruthless men after Greg, leading to a city-wide manhunt. Greg's legend began to grow—he became a symbol of resistance against the oppressive grip of organized crime. Every hitman sent after him failed, and every corner of the city whispered his name in both fear and admiration.

In a final showdown, Greg confronted Giordano in a dilapidated warehouse on the city's South Side. The battle was fierce, a clash of two men who had built their lives on violence. But in the end, it was Greg who walked away, leaving behind a bloodied and broken Giordano. The mob boss was arrested soon after, and Greg disappeared into the shadows.

To this day, no one knows where Greg went. Some say he fled the country, while others claim he still roams the streets of Chicago, protecting those who can’t protect themselves. To most, he’s become a legend—a man who rose from the depths of crime, only to become an unexpected hero. The city remembers him not just as Greg, but as The Man, The Myth, The Legend.

[Jonasty]

He survived some unspeakable things on that last one

[Ratcat]

You don’t understand how badly I want a full series on Greg

[SamFitnessOfficial]

I'll never forget how greg heroically saved our lives back in vietnam...

[DarkMysterious-bl]

I actually have a friend called Greg who actually survived getting kidnapped

[Joru_]

If Greg got a tv show it would take at LEAST 13 seasons to tell full story.

[ReichardtMusic]

I unironically want a short film trilogy all about the lore of Greg

[Slime_]

Greg makes FNAF lore look like a kindergarten worksheet

[bonelabguy]

2 days later, Greg got a Netflix series about him.

[maxikle]

The calmest, nicest, most down-to-earth men you'll encounter either have the strongest nerves, the sturdiest will, the hardest lore or the deepest trauma.
Or all of them combined.

[Pookiesty]

They always show how the main character became overpowered but they always forget it was his buddy that allowed him to be so.

[pigpatch]

Matpat found who asked before solving the Greg lore

[VooGGames]

"Greg wasn't exactly the cameraman..he was the one you sent to kill the fckin cameraman"

[idioticinteractions]

Greg lore makes fnaf lore look like a strand of hair.