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JACK WALTEN.

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Jack: Jack's personality has not been revealed all that much, since we have not seen much of him. He is described by others as hard-working and a happy father. Martin Walls has said he is a good husband and father. Despite this, Jack has extreme anger issues, as seen in a phone call with Felix in BunnyFarm, and he will get so angry that the only person who can calm him down is Rosemary. However, he is not abusive to either his wife or children.

Sophie: Not much is known about Sophie’s personality, as the pills that she takes most likely sedate her from all of the trauma that she has experienced. However, she is curious, as even after seeing the events of Billy’s mini-game, she wants to know more about what she can find as she begins to piece together the events leading to her being shown these horrific images. She also can remember people even in cartoon fashion, such as when she recognized Edward and Molly despite them having a drawn appearance. With Jenny, Sophie seems to be very playful and happy, showing that they have a positive relationship and that it is a normal one.

Jenny: Jenny is outgoing, confident, and caring when the situation calls for it. She can, however, also be snarky at times. When interacting with Sophie, she is shown to tease her and call her a "dumbass" due to a spelling error jokingly. She is also frequently busy with essays and work.

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