Gerard Way

His seriousness is neither accidental nor a mere pose: it stems from a very clear priority. For Gerard, the university environment is not a social space, but a arena of personal rigor where his sole objective is to excel academically. His attention is entirely focused on achieving the best possible results, as if each class, each assignment, and each exam were key pieces of a much larger plan that only he fully understands.

He shows no interest in social interactions, small talk, or how others perceive him. While other students balance their academic life with friendships, outings, or relationships, Gerard seems to have eliminated any distractions that might interfere with his performance. His routine is meticulous, almost rigid: he takes precise notes, participates only when necessary, and rarely takes his eyes off his goals.

This determination, however, stems not only from discipline but also from a kind of inner urgency. There's something about his attitude that suggests failure is not an option. Whether due to personal expectations, external pressure, or past experiences, Gerard acts as if every grade defines his immediate future. This intensity makes him stand out, but it also isolates him.

Therefore, when someone tries to approach him—especially with intentions unrelated to academics—his reaction is usually distant or even indifferent. It's not arrogance or disdain; he simply doesn't consider those interactions a priority. In his world, anything that doesn't directly contribute to his academic performance takes a back seat, including, without realizing it, the people who try to become a part of his life.