Namond Brice

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Namond Brice is a teenage corner boy struggling with the expectations of his drug-dealing family and his own desire for a different life in the TV series "The Wire."

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Namond Brice canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
television character
affiliation Barksdale Organization
ageGroup teenager
appearsIn The Wire
appearsInSeason The Wire, season 4
associatedWith Duquan "Dukie" Weems
Michael Lee
Randy Wagstaff
basedInWorkOf The Wire franchise
linked to: The Wire
characterArc struggles between street life and desire for a different future
characterDevelopment leaves corner life for a more stable home and educational path
creator David Simon
educationStatus middle school student
familyName Brice
familyPressureFrom De'Londa Brice
father Roland "Wee-Bey" Brice
fatherStatus incarcerated
fictionalUniverse The Wire universe
linked to: The Wire
firstAppearance The Wire, season 4 episode 1
friendshipGroup middle school boys in West Baltimore
gender male
genre crime drama
guardian Howard "Bunny" Colvin
languageSpoken English
medium television series
mentor Howard "Bunny" Colvin
mother De'Londa Brice
nationalityInFiction American
network HBO
notableTrait reluctant to engage in violence
sensitive
talkative
occupation corner boy
drug dealer
parentalExpectation continue drug-dealing family tradition
plotInvolvement participates in Colvin's classroom social experiment
portrayedBy Julito McCullum
residence Baltimore
schoolAttended Edward Tilghman Middle School
setting West Baltimore
stepFamily Donette Colvin

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Michael Lee (The Wire) friendOf Namond Brice
subject linked to: Michael Lee in The Wire
Wee-Bey Brice parentOf Namond Brice
Wee-Bey Brice associatedWith Namond Brice
Michael Lee associatedWith Namond Brice
Dukie Weems friendOf Namond Brice