The Gregiverse Lore

### ***Part 1:***

The story begins with Greg and Big Mustard shopping. After that Mustard dies or is killed by Plum. Greg discovers the body and is worried that he'll get framed. Greg tries to bury her body in the hole, but in that moment Mr. Perfect either catches Greg in the act and begins stalking him, or as the devil himself manifests in his mind and begins haunting him. Greg fears that the hole will be found so burns Mustards body on the grill. Her ashes are kept in the yellow cookie jar and is the reason the house is haunted. (moving table, onion apparition) Greg and Mustards children are an echo from another timeline, they don't really exist. They sometimes cross over: one of them calls Greg but he's only able to hear static. one of them plays the cello in Greg's living room but can't interact with his world. Greg is accused of murder and made to swear in court, but the case is dismissed due to lack of evidence.

Mr. Perfect forces Greg to eat the Sandwich of Knowledge, giving him infinite knowledge and wisdom at the cost of his sanity, driving Greg into madness. The drunken intruder is not real for example, he's just another figment manifested in his mind. During the madness Greg starts impersonating a man named Bill. He's seen peeking into his window and ringing his doorbell to make sure he isn't home so he can sneak into his house and pretend to live his life in an attempt to feel normal again, going so far as to cut onions even though they make him weep and his stomach upset. An "uncle bill and aunt Nancy" drawing can be seen in the kitchen at times. Greg almost messes up by inviting Bill's friend over and getting the time that bill gets off work wrong.

Greg tries to store food in his freezer but has an accident. In this incident Greg was exposed to so much pain and agony that the fabric of space and time was fractured and the timeline split in two. (2 different houses, in one he's a teacher and the other a janitor, etc.) The floating boys are members of a suicide cult that Greg rescues just in time. The sleeping man in Greg's house is the clinging boy, who doesn't seem to be a relative of Greg. He comes from a very bad neglectful household and prefers to sleep in a strangers bed rather than his own, and he's so traumatized that he'd cling to a strangers leg to avoid going back.

### ***Part 2:***

The two timelines happen simultaneously beside each other until he meets Plum where they merge together again. The timelines end up intersecting at points. Plums being too expensive at the supermarket symbolizing Greg's inability to move forward, while Greg wearing a Mustard shirt on the veranda symbolizing his need to hold on to the past. One theory is that while Plum is counting bills Greg falls asleep in his rocking chair and everything up until the end is just a dream. The tree climbing girl is Greg's guardian angel watching over him, when she is seen she has reached a point where she decides to physically manifest in Greg's world to try saving him, she climbs the tree as Greg approaches so that she isn't spotted so as to continue working in the shadows.

While living the rich life Greg bathes in the bubble bath of redemption, cleansing himself of his burdens and regrets, clearing his mind and returning him to a normal state of mind. Mirrors symbolize Greg's state or reflecting on himself and remembering who he is. Mr. perfect now either stops stalking Greg or stops speaking to him in his mind. Rags to Riches could be considered the canonical ending at this point, where Greg is happier than he ever was. Or the story continues with Mr. Perfect possessing plum after leaving Greg's mind. Mr. Perfect then gives her two options: either go back in time to shoot Mustard, setting the events of the story in motion, but therewith destroying time itself creating a never ending loop. Or to go back in time and live a normal life, never meeting Greg. Plum chooses the first option. The second hints at a timeline in which plum doesn't exist, thus her vanishing during the song.