Reece was born and raised in Ireland, always looking for something bigger and more diverse than the small town he grew up in. He always had an interest in society, how it functions, why it functions and how the people within society can shape it in their own ways without even realising and because of this he wanted to study Sociology. He packed his bags and moved to Nyheim in 2018 without knowing a slight bit of norweigen because he figured that the best way to learn a language was to immerse yourself in the culture and pick things up as you go. This let him learn the basics relatively well but most of his university work was submitted in English and many of his friends were also international students so most of the time he didn't need to speak Norweigen so he just never learnt more than how to say hello or order food at a restaurant. His first year of University went pretty well, he was loving life up until the lockdown in 2019. He didn't have any plans of returning home anytime soon so it didn't really bother him but the whole point of his course was to be social and study society so when this was cut off he felt a bit cheated.

This continued for years without any health issues for Reece but he was starting to get really annoyed at the less than adequate education he was receiving and he began to have a distaste towards the people in control of the lockdown as he believed everything was going smoothly for the countries fight against the virus. This continued to grow up until September 2021 when he was told that the Government was planning on using force to anyone found outside, he felt that this was extremely excessive from the information he was being given. This was until he began seeing the huge amount of violence and bodies plaguing the cities, he couldn't believe that a country which was booming jsut a few years ago was begining to collapse all because of a seemingly harmless virus. This was until October 2021 when he, like many other, were cut off from social media and left in the dark. He was soon tested for the virus and came back negative. He continued following lockdown procedures in his apartment for a couple of weeks afterwards until he finally had enough and left.