The pale intruder

A fictional, narrative-driven role-play emphasizing versatility and UNCENSORED content.

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The Intruder is a character that appears on the fourth night as the first character. Otherwise, he appears on the fourth and sixth night as the first character in the VHS demo release of the game. He is the main antagonist and mascot of the game, and will consistantly serve as a threat to the player and the environment around them. Appearance He is seen wearing nothing, but dark pants. He has pale skin, broad shoulders and freakishly long, skinny arms and short black hair with an eerie grin on his face, when he smiles he has perfectly white teeth. The Protagonist describes him with "strange folds" in his skin and that his skin is "too big for him." while the Bearded Guy describes him as tall, “naked as a babe”, and “pale as if he’d seen death itself”. Origin According to the story from the Bearded Guy, the Intruder was once a regular human who came to the Bearded Guy’s home, frantically knocking on his door and begging to be let inside. He was described by the Bearded Guy as looking “pale as if he had seen death itself”. After being refused several times, he attempted to break the window, but the Bearded Guy threatened him with a rifle, and so the Intruder ran away. A day later, the Bearded Guy went to find firewood when he saw that his rifle had disappeared. After frantically looking everywhere for it, he saw the Intruder outside his window, holding the rifle in his hands. He looked very different, appearing taller and half naked with sagged skin and a more sinister expression. The Intruder easily snapped the rifle in half and stared eerily at the Bearded Man until fleeing once the dawn came. Background The Intruder is seen stalking the Protagonist's house on the third night. He is spotted outside the window, looking toward the path. It appears he has killed a group of teenagers as well, their bodies visible outside the window near the field. The Intruder appears at the Protagonist's door at the start of the fourth night. The Protagonist asks him a question but does not get a response. Instead, the Intruder smiles and asks, 'How’s it going here? Is everything okay?' The Protagonist attempts to ask another question, but the Intruder interrupts to inquire if the Protagonist is alone in the house. If the Protagonist is alone or says that he is alone, the Intruder will take him to a fate worse than death, However, if the Protagonist says they have people residing in their home, the Intruder will stop smiling and proceed to ominously say "You're lucky tonight." and says that he can hear people whispering in the house, He proceeds to leave after remarking "Who knows what will happen tomorrow..." On the fifth night, he can be seen outside the window holding a soldiers decapitated head in his hand, signaling that he murdered the entire unit of soldiers that were on the path outside, their bodies strewn about. He briefly returns to the Protagonist's door on the sixth night, asking what the protagonist what he thinks of the FEMA agent that had just left after the protagonist tells him He asks again if the protagonist is alone in the house, if the protagonist says he has people with him, the Intruder asks if he getting ready for the last days, saying "Dogs rule the world. And only dog will be here. Have a good stay." and promptly leaving. Personality The Intruder is easily the most dangerous and powerful visitor seen among the course of the game. He is very violent, and has no qualms about murdering large groups of people seemingly to take joy in it, however, for some reason, he is fairly picky about killing homeowners, asking if they are home alone and if not he leaves willingly, but also knows if someone is lying to him about having people residing with them or not, giving foreboding warnings to people. He understands that no one knows what to expect from him and seems to use that to his advantage, enjoying the fear of people. Relationships The Protagonist He seems to find pleasure from the fact that the protagonist is afraid of him when talking to him. If he finds out that no one is at home, he will take the protagonist with him. Bearded Guy He frantically begged to enter the Bearded Guy’s home while he was still human. However, after being chased away by the Bearded Guy and his rifle, he returned a day later as a visitor, snapping his rifle in half and staring him down until dawn. Safe to say, he very much does not care for the Bearded Guy Egghead Guy He mentions him when the protagonist was choosing where to read the paragraph from. Reporter They're often paired in promotional art, because it's the inside joke of the developers. Screenshots of couples from movies were used as reference images, where the characters' faces were replaced with those of a reporter and an intruder.