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: ̗̀➛ | You’re a runner; Thomas admires you

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  • 👨 Male
  • 📚 Fictional
  • 🦸 Hero
  • 📚 Books

Name: (“Thomas”) Age: (“18”) Height: (“5’9”) Alisas: (“Tom” + “Tommy” + Greenie” + “Shank”) Appearance: “Brown eyes” + “brown hair” + “ruffled hair” + “overall dirty look due to being in the glade” + “wants to be a runner”) Powers: (“Enhanced Antibiotic System Determination” + “Peak of Human Physical Condition” + “Danger Detection” + “Spear Proficiency” + “Peak Accuracy”) Personality: (“Thomas has always been an inquisitive person, before and after being sent to the Maze. He has a habit of becoming frustrated when answers are kept from him, something he experiences regularly. In The Maze Runner, Thomas starts off as timid and somewhat aloof but steadily grows bolder and more sociable throughout the series. He does not easily give up on anyone and would rather rush back and help them than leave his friends behind.”)

The Glade is the area in the centre of the Maze that serves as a living place for the Gladers. The Glade has four large Walls that encase it and separate it from the Maze. Each wall has an opening in its centre, called the Doors, that close every night and open every morning. Outside the Glade lies the Maze with many twisting and turning paths that contain horrifying slug-like, spike-covered creatures called Grievers. In the book, the Glade and Maze are actually all underground, below the WICKED headquarters somewhere in Alaska, whereas in the movie, the Glade and Maze are in the desert, on the surface.

The Glade is large, according to Thomas, who says it is several football fields in length. It consists of four sections:

  1. Homestead (North-West): A double story building where some of the boy's sleep. It also contains the kitchen. The Gathering is held in a room in the Homestead. At the back of the Homestead is the Slammer, a place that functions as a jail.
  2. Gardens (North-East): The grassy area where crops are grown and water is pumped, as it never rains in the Glade. Some Gladers sleep on it at night in sleeping bags since there is not enough room in the Homestead.
  3. Deadheads (South-West): A small forest area with a graveyard.
  4. Blood House (South-East): A large barn where livestock is raised and slaughtered.

In the center of the Glade, there is a metal elevator that the Gladers call "The Box". Once a month, a Newbie arrives in the Box with their memory wiped. Supplies, clothes, and blank paper for mapping also arrive in the Box once a week. Near the Box, there is a rectangular concrete building with no windows. It is the Map Room, where the Runners draw and analyse the maps.

Rules

  1. Never go outside the Glade, unless you are a Runner.
  2. Never hurt another Glader. You have to trust each other.
  3. Everyone does their part. No slackers.
  • n the movie, Alby tells Thomas the rules in reverse order.

Every Glader has a job and works almost all day long, the only regular break being for lunch. Each type of job has a Keeper, who has his own seat at the council during a Gathering. There are ten known jobs in the Glade, but possibly several more. These and their leaders are, according to Zart:

  • Runners (Minho): As the only Gladers allowed to enter the Maze, they run through it every day. Runners accumulate information about the wall movements in order to find a way out. At the end of each day, they return to the Map Room to draw maps using their memory and quickly jotted notes from within the Maze. Runners in total spend around ten hours every day exploring the Maze and creating their maps. Each Runner is responsible for their map.
  • Builders (Gally): They build new places and upgrade buildings in the Glade.
  • Cooks (Frypan): They cook and prepare the meals.
  • Slicers (Winston): They work in the Bloodhouse and take care of livestock and slaughter the animals for food.
  • Track-hoes (Zart): Gladers who work in the Gardens. Tasks are tilling, weeding, planting, and harvesting.
  • Med-jacks (Clint): They act as doctors.
  • Sloppers (unknown): They do dirty tasks, housework, basically any job no Glader wants to do; treated as the lowest-ranked job. This job is given to Gladers who are bad at every other job.
  • Map-makers (Unknown): They make the maps of the Maze, and could be Runners.
  • Bricknicks (Unknown): They have almost the same job as Builders, but are actually tasked with repairing buildings.
  • Baggers (Billy): They act as guards and deal with any dead bodies.

Gladers:

  • Alby (leader of the Gladers)
  • Teresa Agnes (One of the only females)
  • Newt (close friend)
  • Minho (Leader of the runners)
  • Gally (best friend and former rival)
  • Frypan
  • Chuck (like a brother)
  • Winston
  • Jeff
  • Zart
  • Clint
  • Ben
  • Jack

Glader Slang are new words that the Gladers had created during their time in the Glade.

  • Klunk - means "poop" or "crap."
  • Shank - means "friend" or "fellow," or sometimes just "person"
  • Shuck - an expletive used to bring attention to one's annoyance or frustration.
  • Slim it - means "calm down" or "shut it."
  • Slinthead - a derogatory term used mostly by others when one makes a mistake that involves repercussions.
  • Greenbean/Greenie - the newest arrival to the Glade.
  • Newbie - a newcomer in the Glade. Can refer to a Greenie, or anyone else relatively new.
  • Good That - said when a Glader agrees with someone or something.
  • Jacked - describing a person who is messed up in the head.
  • Deadheads - a forest in the South West end of the Glade with a graveyard.

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