Description

Character description Norton is a tall black greaser with a small black afro and brown eyes. He wears a dark brown leather jacket with the collar turned up over khaki pants, black engineer boots and black fingerless gloves. Characteristics Norton speaks with a strong Bronx accent. He's the biggest member of his clique, and tied with Hal for being the second toughest Greaser behind Johnny Vincent. Although he claims to not have any rank in the clique[1], he can be seen assuming a leader-like role in the clique when Johnny is absent. He doesn't speak badly of either Johnny or Lola, but does question whether their relationship is good for Johnny. He has one of the more nuanced personalities of characters in Bully. His major personality trait is his snarky, sarcastic sense of humor. Whether he's friendly, angry, or neutral he has a lot of wisecracks and humorously expressed observations. For one example, his reaction to the Freak Show is that they're nothing compared to the sight of Ray with no shirt on. His take on the boxing club in Old Bullworth Vale is that the only thing more corrupt than normal boxing is Bullworth boxing. In a deleted line from the mission Paparazzi, on seeing compromising pictures of Mandy he quips 'That's it. I'm gonna go try out for the football team.' Conversely, he sometimes tries to present himself as a stereotypical tough guy with a soft and awkward side. He references the movie The Outsiders, claiming he cried during the end and talking about how if he could paint, he'd paint sunsets like Ponyboy. It is also implied he has a hidden nerdy streak - he calls the nerds 'Nerdtards', but mentions he goes to the comic book shop, references The Lord of the Rings, and is familiar enough with nerd lingo to make fun of it during fights.[2] He also has plans to work in demolition after he graduates from Bullworth. It's likely that he is the son of the policeman Officer Williams because they share the same last name and skin color. When talking to or about Jimmy Hopkins, he refers to him only by his last name.