Fraser Wilson

Fraser Wilson is one of the main characters in We Are Who We Are. He is portrayed by an American actor Jack Dylan Grazer.

He is a young high schooler from New York who comes to a military base in Veneto with his mothers, Sarah, the new commander of an American military base, and Maggie, a medical professional and member of the military. He’s on a journey of self-discovery.

History
Fraser originally hails from New York. He moved to Veneto, Italy because of his mother's, Sarah, new occupation as Head Chef of the Military Base there with his other mother, Maggie. He has also moved around quite consistently due to his mother's job and hates her for it. He still misses his old life.

Fraser never met his father, his mother, Maggie, commented that she met him once working on an airplane. He was a mechanic.

Personality
Fraser is eccentric and seems to pride himself on that fact. He is intellectual and nonchalant. Though he is sometimes prone to violent outbursts and mood swings, he lets most things roll off him as he relentlessly pursues the things that interest him. Despite, his attempts at adult-like maturity, he is still a sensitive teenager and is highly affected by things that include his close family and those he is romantically interested in. He is also is into his music, specifically a band called Blood Orange. He hates it whenever he gets embarrassed in front of a romantic interest.

Appearances
Season 1
 * Right Here Right Now #1
 * Right Here Right Now #2
 * Right Here Right Now #3
 * Right Here Right Now #4
 * Right Here Right Now #5
 * Right Here Right Now #6
 * Right Here Right Now #7
 * Right Here Right Now #8 and last

Jonathan Kritchevsky
Fraser has very deep feelings for his mother's assistant, Jonathan. As one of the few male figures in Jonathan's life, he occupies a series of roles. He is a source of comfort, a romantic interest, a friend, and an idol. Jonathan is one of the few people that Fraser feels he can begin to relate to on an intellectual level. Simultaneously, Jonathan is the current discovery of Fraser's sexual development, even from the very first time he saw him.

Unlike the aversion that Fraser holds to most connections with other characters, Fraser actively internalizes and cherishes what he learns from and about Jonathan. He goes out of his way to buy a sentimental gift for Jonathan and repeats information he learns from Jonathan in other settings, highlighting Jonathan's influence.

Secondly, Jonathan is quite obviously an object of Fraser's sexual attraction and romantic interest. In the first episode, Jonathan's naked body quite literally stops Fraser in his steps and Fraser ogles him often. Fraser is also visibly disdainful of Marta, Jonathan's girlfriend's, presence, becoming forlorn and quiet whenever she is there. The first time Caitlin ever leaves Fraser alone, Fraser seeks Jonathan out. Though it is not clear whether that Fraser meant to try something sexual, he was excited by the prospect of Jonathan in underwear and extremely disappointed at the realization that Jonathan slept with Marta. However, at the chance to actually have sex with Jonathan (and Marta), Fraser never kisses them and escapes. Though his regret over his actions is clear as he drinks himself into a stupor at home.

Caitlin/Harper
Fraser first sees Harper when he looks into the classroom and takes pictures of him reading a book. He follows him and his friend group, and soon meets Britney. He sees Caitlin getting yelled at by his mother for wearing his father's shirt. Fraser followed him shortly after to see that Caitlin told a girl that his name was "Harper", and she was under the impression that he was a boy. Fraser told him that he couldn't mess around like that and Caitlin told Fraser to stop stalking him. Fraser left a package at Caitlin's home, in which was a pair of new pants and a new black and white collared shirt.

Sarah Wilson
Sarah Wilson is Fraser's biological mother who he is not particularly fond of. They have a erratic relationship, one second Fraser tries to hurt her, and the next second he is in her arms looking for comfort. Throughout the show, Fraser shows his distaste for his mother violently on a few occasions. First, he slaps her while she is cutting roast for him and he tells her to cut it thin but she doesn't, then he runs off. Second, after Sarah embarrasses him, he pulls her hair and calls her a witch. After walking away, Sarah says something that sets him off and he comes running back at her, but Maggie holds him back while he is threatening to kill Sarah and shouting that he wants to be let go. Many times after speaking with Sarah, Fraser runs off in frustration and is visibly displeased. There are also scenes where he seeks his mother's company, such as when he has a panic attack in the middle of the night and goes into her room for comfort. Overall, they have a complicated relationship.

Trivia
During an interview, Jack Dylan Grazer said "Fraser is not gay. Fraser is not straight. He’s not bisexual. He is truly attracted to what he’s attracted to, as most humans are", leaving people to believe that Fraser is actually pansexual.