| “ | When I was 14, my father got me a hooker and said, "Now it's your time to be a man." I cried the whole time I was with her. But I never told my father, because the truth is I was afraid he'd kill me. For real. | ” |
— Bret to the Quill and Skull society[src]
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Bret Weston Wallis was a recurring character on The CW's Riverdale. He was portrayed by Sean Depner.
Bret was an insufferably competitive student at Stonewall Prep who targets Jughead when he enrolls at the prestigious school. Along with other Quill and Skull members lead by Professor Francis DuPont, Bret plotted Jughead's murder but they were outsmarted by their victim. Bret went to jail, and tipped Jughead and Betty about the Auteur before being stabbed and killed by Chic.
Early Life[]
Much of Bret's life remains a mystery, however, when he was 14, his father brought him a hooker and said that it's his time to be a man. Bret cried the entire time he was with her, and he never told his father because he was afraid he'd kill him.
Throughout Riverdale[]
Physical Appearance[]
Bret is a teenager with a tan complexion, grey eyes, and light brown hair, who wears his school uniform.
Personality[]
Since his complicated past relationship with his father, Bret has shown to be rude, competitive, envious, arrogant and vengeful ever since his first appearance. His jealously and bullying tendencies mostly have been shown during his interactions with Jughead on several occasions. He is also shown to be very bias mostly towards Jughead because of the latter's checkered past about his alcoholic father and his absent mother and his involvement with the Serpents. His hatred for Jughead has also been shown whenever Jughead has displayed his excellent writing skills.
Appearances[]
Trivia[]
- His name is an obvious play on American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis.[1]
- Sean Depner claimed to have played Bret attracted to Jughead and regularly retweets 'Brughead' content. He prefers 'Brosythe' as the name of the ship. [2]
- Sean Depner came up with the gag of Bret looking at a centerfold of the Maritime for Men yacht magazine in "Chapter Sixty-Eight: Quiz Show" [3]
- Bret's favorite short story is The Cask of Amontillado by EdgarAllan Poe. In "Chapter Sixty-One: Halloween", Bret brought the poem The Raven, also by Poe, to the Literary Salon.
Gallery[]
- See also: Category:Images of Bret Weston Wallis
