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Greek kid syndrome is a philosophy that occurs in the elite, or the intelligent. It has several characteristics, which include: • Extreme arrogance • Massive ego and superiority complex • Greyed morals • Too stubborn to develop as a character • The belief that you're always correct • You believe you have more rights than others People with Greek kid syndrome base their personality off of deranged Dostoevsky characters, or they read the Secret History once and decided it is their right to kill people. In school, they will not pay attention, but will read through every lesson, and deny their awful grades. They can be irritable. Examples: Henry Winters, Raskolnikov, Mr Darcy, The new kid in my school.
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