The Timekeeper

Names: Employee 432, Timekeeper, TK, Settings Person

The Timekeeper (was) an average employee who became one of the Narrator's protagonists in the Stanley Parable video game, before they tried to escape by throwing themselves down the staircase, and, as a result, the Narrator embedded them into the game's code as a result. Their height is 5 feet 5 inches, and their pronouns are they/he. They lives in the out of bounds (OOB) region outside of the game's main map.

When inside of the Stanley Parable's map, the Timekeeper has long, black hair with grey streaks which they tie into a ponytail, and a white eye with a black sclera. They have very pale skin on the right side, and void black skin on the left side. Their left hand is a black claw. They wear a white dress shirt with a name tag that reads "432". They also wear a monocle with the appearance of a clock.

When out of bounds, the Timekeeper has loose, long, black hair with grey streaks. Their entire skin is void black with white outlines, and they have white stubble. Their fingers are clawed at the ends. They wear the same outfit as their Parable form, but also wear completely white glasses that display two small, black dot eyes on the lenses.

The Timekeeper's real name is James or Jim, but they have completely forgotten their past identity and thus cannot remember this name. The only people who know it are the Narrator and Stanley.

The Timekeeper used to hate the Narrator, but eventually came to terms with him. The Timekeeper and the Narrator still argue sometimes, however. The Timekeeper is desperately attached to him and Stanley, the Parable's current protagonist, and they are very flirty towards them both.

They love pencils and pencil-related memorabilia (such as pencil sharpeners) because they bring them comfort. They like to chew on pencils.

They are very touch starved. They make ticking noises when they are happy, excited, or flustered. They are often heard repeating the phrase "I must keep the wheel turning." They get angry when their requests to enter the time are ignored. They are obsessed with collecting data and adjusting game settings.