Grace Warren is the biological daughter of Pat and Dennis Warren and the adoptive sister of Suzanne Warren.
Biography[]
Before Suzanne's incarceration[]
When Suzanne Warren was 5 years old, her adoptive parents gave birth to Grace, who they referred to as their "miracle baby."
When the girls were older Suzanne would often play with Grace and her friends, despite them being younger, since she didn't have any friends of her own. In the episode "Hugs Can Be Deceiving", Grace's mother brings Suzanne to a slumber party Grace was invited to. She was nice to her sister but asked her not to act "weird".
As an adult, Suzanne lived with Grace and her boyfriend, Brad. In a flashback during the episode "People Persons", Grace and Brad left Suzanne home alone for a weekend and urged her to make friends, saying they spend every weekend together and it would be nice to go away just for one. This is when Suzanne brings a young friend to Grace's apartment where he eventually calls 911 because he wants to go home and Suzanne is reluctant to let him. Suzanne does not understand why Dylan has called 911 and starts to get agitated. He ends up falling off the fire escape after she chases him to the window. Presumably, this is how Suzanne ended up in Litchfield.
After this, Grace is not seen or mentioned again. Grace doesn't seem to visit Suzanne while her parents are seen to do so.
Relationships[]
Friends[]
- Suzanne Warren (sister, roommate) - as adults, Suzanne and Grace lived with each other. Grace spent every weekend with Suzanne, but eventually decided she needed a break with her boyfriend. Suzanne panicked, but Grace calmed her down.
Romantic[]
- Brad (boyfriend) - Grace and Brad were in a relationship when Grace was 23 years old, as shown in Suzanne's flashback in "People Persons". When Grace's sister Suzanne comes home from work one day, she shows Brad the certificate showing her as "Employee of the Month" for September 2008. Brad is supportive of Suzanne. Grace explains to Suzanne that she and Brad are going to Chesapeake Bay and that they have to leave her alone for one weekend.
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Appearances[]
Orange Is the New Black: Season Two | ||||||||||
"Thirsty Bird": | "Looks Blue, Tastes Red": | "Hugs Can Be Deceiving": | "A Whole Other Hole": | "Low Self Esteem City": | "You Also Have a Pizza": | "Comic Sans": | ||||
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"Appropriately Sized Pots": | "40 Oz. of Furlough": | "Little Mustachioed Shit": | "Take a Break From Your Values": | "It Was the Change": | "We Have Manners. We're Polite.": | |||||
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Orange Is the New Black: Season Four | ||||||||||
"Work That Body for Me": | "Power Suit": | "(Don't) Say Anything": | "Doctor Psycho": | "We'll Always Have Baltimore": | "Piece of Shit": | "It Sounded Nicer in My Head": | ||||
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"Friends in Low Places": | "Turn Table Turn": | "Bunny, Skull, Bunny, Skull": | "People Persons": | "The Animals": | "Toast Can't Never Be Bread Again": | |||||
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