Talk:Terrence Greenbriar/@comment-75.128.183.247-20200701165138

Two possible for the scenarios concerning the "Terrence L. Greenbriar, Jr." thing (in case it bugs anyone):
 * His father's name is Terrence Richard Greenbriar, and he prefers going by Richard. I don't know if it's a requirement for Sr. and Jr. to share the exact same middle names, but I don't see any reason for that to be the case.
 * It's also possible that his father is named Richard Terrence L. Greenbriar, and elected for his son not to inherit the Richard part of the name cause "Richard Terrence Leopold Greenbriar, Jr." or whatever would be incredibly clunky.
 * Much less likely, but is it possible to be named the Jr. of, say, your grandfather rather than your father? Cause if so, Terrence might just be named after his grandfather or something.

There might be some artistic licensing there, but I don't find it that big a stretch that his full name being Terrence L. Greenbriar, Jr. isn't just an inconsistency.

...Alternatively I could probably just ask Fullbright. Probably a better idea, I just wanted to throw my thoughts out there.