Aubrey Blanchet

Aubrey Blanchet is a main character in Glee: It Only Looks Easy. She is the middle child and only daughter of a conservative Christan, Fleur Bois family who is hiding the fact that she is a lesbian. Aubrey is in celibacy club, drama club, student council and later Crescendo, the school's glee club.

Aubrey is portrayed by Sofia Black D'Elia and was created by wiki member Freak For Finchel.

Early Life
Aubrey is the middle child her family, smack in between two brothers. Her father, Andrew Blanchet, was a minister, while her mother, Margaret "Muffy" Blanchet, was a prominent figure in local society. Her brothers were the perfect children. Her older brother, Daniel, was the captain of the lacrosse team when he went to Infant of Prague, who maintained good grades and dated lots of nice, Christian girls. He went to college last year, to become a minister like his father. Her younger brother, Stuart, is one of the smartest kids around, with an IQ that is borderline genius. He's the kind of kid who teachers and parents love, and is currently a seventh grader. That left Aubrey. Aubrey was always a good girl, who did what her parents told her, didn't talk back, got decent grades, and went to church. Then, when Aubrey was 14, she came out as a lesbian to her parents. Andrew and Muffy were not accepting - they told Aubrey that it was a sin for her to feel that way, and that she couldn't tell anyone. They made her repent, and sent her to therapy. Obviously, that didn't "help" Aubrey any. They couldn't take  away her identity. Now, she's just trying to get through life with a smile on her face.

Pilot
While Aubrey doesn't appear in this episode, she is mentioned twice by Cecily, who says she's popular and very dedicated to drama club.

Personality
On the surface, Aubrey is a stereotypical, Christian girl, who never does anything wrong or says anything bad about anyone. She is cordial to people, and tries to be helpful when she can. She doesn't say much, and is more of a follower than a leader. But on the inside, Aubrey wants out. She has a rebellious side that's just waiting to make itself known. She secretly hates her parents for what they've put her through, she hates the Jesus freaks she hangs out with, she hates acting like everything is okay when it's not. Really, she's just a better actress than everyone thought.