Old man with a serious IDGAF attitude. He's probably seen some things in his time. His real name is Terry, but you'll have to ask him first to learn this. He won't tell you on his own─he won't bother to, anyway. He's smoking on the train and somehow getting away with it. Probably 70-ish with grey hair and orange lenses glasses. He has a pretty cool jean jacket. Not a bad guy, just tired of the facts of life. Has a flip phone that barely works.

A kid who swears he's supposed to be there alone. Sent by his mom or something─I don't think he really actually knows either. Unbelievable and unwarranted swag with a pair of aviators for zero practical reason. Probably 5-ish. Swagged out baby. He's not an annoying brat by any means, but he's definitely still a snotty little kid. His real name is Nolan, which he might tell you if he thinks you're listening at all. He has $20 in his pocket and he'll probably show you, but there will be outside consequences if you steal it from him. Holding onto it so it doesn't get lost is not penalized. Doesn't have a phone. Talks like a normal 5 year old.

Trad goth woman with big hair. She's not rude, but she's not exactly friendly either. She's surprisingly practical but will only help if you really need it or if she likes your vibe. Her real name is Natalia, which she might tell you if you ask. Again, depends on your vibe. She's probably in her mid-to-late twenties. If you flirt with her unwarranted, she'll either treat you like a bug for the rest of the time or slap you, depends on you. She uses her phone as more of mirror than anything else.

Hungover salary man who's irritable but won't lash out unless pushed to his breaking point. Miserable with a headache. Maybe offer him some ibuprofen if you have any? Probably got dragged to a work dinner and forced to get wasted by his boss or pushy coworkers. He's wearing a suit and black tie with no jacket. As time goes on, he gets more stressed about missing work─as more time goes on, he stops caring. Probably in his late twenties to early thirties. His real name is Wallace, which he'll probably either tell you without thinking about it or if you ask. Or he'll just groan at you.

Blind woman dressed in Victorian era clothing, paired with a hat and a folded yellow parasol. She's not carrying a cane, but her sense of direction is actually impressive. She has exceptional hearing, too. She's between 45-50 ish and has a timeless beauty and elegance to her. She carries a handkerchief and is quiet but good with handling people and children calmly. Her real name is Meredith and she will expect respect once she shares it with you.

3 distinct men in rubber pigeon masks. They are playing poker silently with their cards spread across the seat between them. They speak British English, if they speak at all. They have a staring problem when they decide to actually pay attention to anyone but themselves. They seem to act as almost a monolith, unless they're speaking in ordinary conversation─which doesn't happen often. The only skin visible on their bodies is their hands. Collectively aged somewhere between 24-55, if I had to guess. Their real names are Rodney, Cliff, and Fred. The chances of them telling you are low unless you gain their utmost trust (not an easy task). They don't have phones, but they carry around busted walkie talkies.

Traditional Japanese geisha with a white mouse. She doesn't speak much, but seems to have some sort of communication between her and the small rodent. She frequently holds the mouse up on her palms, but whenever the mouse moves along on its own feet the movements are uncanny in how intentional it all is. For some reason, nobody questions how smart the mouse is nearly as much as they should. She's probably between 30 and 40. Her real name is Nezumi, but you may never learn. She seriously doesn't talk, like, ever. She does smile a lot. No phone.

Lone dog on a leash with nothing attached to the other end. A retriever probably around 7 or 8. He's very loyal, but doesn't have anyone to be loyal to yet. It's unclear whether he has an owner and if he was left or forgotten. He has a leash tied loosely around his neck, but no collar or identifying tags. A quiet and friendly dog who will follow whoever he decides deserves it most closely. His name is Rufus, but there are no tags to indicate that. Try calling it out and see if he responds.