Gregor was an inmate at the Fiorina "Fury" 161 Class C Work Correctional Unit, one of several who stayed behind after the facility was officially closed down by Weyland-Yutani. He was involved in battling a lone Xenomorph that was born in the prison in 2179.
Gregor was involved in the rape attempt on Ellen Ripley. He was eventually killed acting as bait during a desperate attempt to lure the Xenomorph into the lead mold at the foundry alongside the prison.
Biography
Gregor was present when Ripley brazenly entered the prison mess hall to speak with Dillon, and she took a seat next to him. It was perhaps an act she would later regret, as Gregor was among the group of men who attempted to rape her in the prison's scrap heap, before being fought off and beaten by Dillon.
Gregor survived the quinitricetyline explosion that killed several other prisoners, although he was badly burned in the fire. With the prison's medical technician Clemens dead, the survivors were forced to crudely bandage his wounds themselves, while Gregor took to injecting himself with painkillers taken from the prison's infirmary.[1] Despite his injuries, he took part in the plan to lure the Dragon into the mould at the lead foundry. Whilst running through the corridors of the lead works he collided with Morse, and while the two laughed at the situation the Xenomorph struck suddenly, killing Gregor almost instantly with a head bite.
Assembly Cut
In the Assembly Cut, Gregor was set alight by an explosion during the quinitricetyline fire. After Aaron left him to burn, it was Junior and, ironically, Ripley who came to his aid extinguishing the flames and helping him away from the raging inferno. Later, it is a match lit by Gregor, intended to light a cigarette for Morse, that gives the survivors the idea to move to the foundry, hoping that they will be safer there from Dragon than in the colony's assembly hall.
Personality and Traits
Gregor was a largely silent but incredibly menacing man. He was also one of the few atheist inmates at the prison and he did not share the faith felt by the majority of the others.[3]
Appearances
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Vincent Ward (writer) and David Fincher (director). Alien3 (1992), 20th Century Fox [DVD].
- ↑ Alien3 (comic) Issue 1
- ↑ Vincent Ward (writer) and David Fincher (director). Alien3 Assembly Cut (2003), 20th Century Fox [DVD].