Nora Grey
Nora Grey is the fictional protagonist of the Hush, Hush series by author Becca Fitzpatrick. She is a sixteen-year-old (seventeen as of 'Silence') high school student who, after experiencing a strange attraction to him, falls in love with a fallen angel.
| Nora Grey | |
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| Hush, Hush character | |
| First appearance | Hush, Hush (novel) |
| Created by | Becca Fitzpatrick |
| Age | 17 |
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| Gender | Female |
| Occupation | High School Student |
| Family | Harrison Grey (adoptive father) Blythe Grey (mother) Hank Millar (biological father) Marcie Millar (half-sister) |
| Relatives | Chauncey "Jules" Langeais (ascendant) |
| Nationality | American |
| Eye Color | Smokey Gray |
| Hair Color | Auburn |
| Height | 5'8" |
| Friends | Vee Sky Scott Parnell |
Fictional Biography
Nora was born to Hank Millar, a descendant of a Nephilim, and Blythe Grey. In order to protect her, Hank gave her to Harrison Grey, a human who raised her as his own child.
At the age of sixteen, Nora met Patch Cipriano, a handsome and mysterious transfer student. She developed a strange attraction to him even though she realized Patch was dangerous. After many weird encounters, Nora learns that Patch is actually a Fallen Angel: a "bad" angel who was banished from heaven. He reveals that he enrolled in Nora's school just so he could kill her. If that were to happen, Patch would become human because Nora is a female descendant of a Nephilim. However, Patch's love for her is far greater and he decides to spare her life. The two then start a relationship and face the twists and turns that are thrown at them.
Appearance
Nora is described as having curly, chocolate brown hair that frames her pale face and smokey-gray eyes. She has long, slender legs that attracts many people. Her legs resemble a bar stool. Nora is six inches shorter than Patch, who is 6'2", and is thus 5'8".
Personality
Nora is the type of girl that puts school before everything. It takes Vee quite a bit to get her to go to a party on a school night (Sunday-Thursday nights) She's very cautious and..., ..., ... vulnerable. Nora Grey is portrayed throughout the book as a rule follower yet as she meets more characters and has more challenges you can see her changing that. Due to the death of Nora's father, she is very closed off to society and enjoys staying in with Vee instead of a night on the town