Faye Greener is a character from the novel *They Shoot Horses, Don't They?* by Horace McCoy. She is a young woman with dreams of becoming a star in the entertainment industry during the Great Depression. Faye is ambitious and determined, but her pursuit of fame leads her to participate in a grueling dance marathon, where she faces the harsh realities of life and the struggle for survival. Throughout the story, Faye's character embodies the desperation and hope of many during this difficult time. Her journey highlights the impact of societal pressures and the lengths people will go to achieve their dreams, making her a poignant symbol of the era's challenges.