Grumble

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</infobox> Grumble is Avery's grandfather.

Personality

Grumble considers himself to have lived a good life, and is proud of his family.<ref>“I lived a good life,” he said, speaking like he was mumbling with a mouthful of gravel. “I’m content to watch over this, proud of everyone, and what my daughter has done and made.” - Stolen Away 2.3</ref> Grumble has divisive political views.

Relationships

Avery

Grumble clearly loves Avery.<ref>“I love you,” he said. He let go of her hand to reach out, poking roughly at the side of her belly. She smiled and pulled back out of the way. He added, “You’re my favorite.”

“I wonder if you say that to most of the grandkids.”

“One or two,” he mumbled, winking again. “If I want a driver. Or a favor. Mostly you. And you don’t have to do anything but be you.”</ref> However, due to his political views she is hesitant to come out to him.

Appearance/Description

Grumble had a stroke which caused him to have reduced mobility,<ref>His answering hug was stiff and rough, but the smile he wore when she pulled back was genuine, albeit halved by the stroke he’d once had. - Stolen Away 2.3</ref> and thus requires to be cared for.<ref>Avery’s ‘grumble’ was getting help eating from Avery’s mom, and he kept making little choking sounds while swallowing. - Stolen Away 2.4</ref> He spends a lot of time watching divisive politics on television.

Chronology

Grumble was born in another country and immigrated to Canada. He suffered a stroke which left him with reduced mobility.

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