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Mayor of Muckingham, a job passed down by his family line for years. He's also corrupt and is suspected of having diverted the city's water supply for some selfish goal.

[[folder:Park Warden]]
[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The warden of Muckingham's public park]], a bitter individual who seems to hate the people who frequent his area.

* BadBoss: He's the one responsible for the upkeep of the public park, but apparently the absurdly-mucked playground has only the "odd fleck of dirt" on it "here and there", and the only reason he bothers asking for a clean-up of the skatepark is because of the recent media attention the town's been getting. Supposedly he has employees responsible for the park's upkeep but he doesn't seem to bother asking them for help.
* GrumpyOldMan: His age isn't ever stated, but this is his general demeanor regarding the people who frequent his park, resenting the parents of the children who got skin rashes off his dirty playground and the skateboarders who frequent the half-pipes.
* NeverMyFault: Kids getting dermatitis off the park playground? He chalks it up to a bunch of nagging parents, and it's totally not because the place is ''caked'' in mud and bird poop because of his negligence.
* NoOSHACompliance: Grumbles about the playground needing to be cleaned because of parents worried for their kids' safety, which he doesn't care about. Oh, but the skatepark, that definitely needs to be cleaned. [[SlaveToPR There's a news group wanting to talk about it, after all]].

[[folder:Aura Smith and Jenny Pebbles]]
Two vloggers and cryptozoologists who recently acquired the house of Esther De'ath, a deceased former actress. Obsessed with the paranormal, the two hire the player to clean Esther's detached house and vintage car while talking about what they think are supernatural events.

* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: With the player having done a good job for them repeatedly, they let them take their recreation vehicle (an RV) as a gift, or let them offer it to someone who wants it. [[RunningGag The player then gifts it to Harper.]]
* CloudCuckoolander: The two jump at shadows whenever they think something strange is going on, with Aura confusing the sound of a washer for a ghost event for example. They also think the symbols drawn around the detached house are [[LanguageOfMagic Enochian sigils]] when in reality they're just builder diagrams for the plumbers renovating the place's pipeline.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: The two are cryptozoologists, so their job is to determine this trope regarding cryptids and, outside of that fascination, supernatural events. Aura mentions plenty of supposed "ghostly" sightings and sounds as the player washes the detached house, but they're all either caused by lack of research or jumping at every little sound they hear.
* ShaggyDogStory: Downplayed; the two were hoping to start a vlog series about Esther's life history, but it flopped due to the watchers only caring about her patrimony and items being auctioned off online (such as the car). The two still made plenty of money on the bargain, however.

[[folder:Mayor Jeff Jefferson XIV]]
Mayor of Muckingham, a job passed down by his family line for years. He's also corrupt and is suspected of having diverted the city's water supply for some selfish goal.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: How he managed to stay in office for so long can only be chalked up to nepotism, as virtually no one in Muckingham has anything nice to say about him, implying he doesn't have a lot of voters. He's so despised, in fact, that even the local congregation of monks has taken it upon themselves to cover the front of his mansion with eggs.
* CorruptPolitician: Diverted the town's water supply from the local monk temple [[spoiler:to fund a personal ally's greed-fueled search for an ancient civilization]] and is repeatedly stated to be involved in all manner of illegal activities.
* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:As soon as the player cleans his frolic boat, he messages them saying that they're skipping town with it. Basically, as soon as the cats go missing and the volcano starts rumbling, the mayor abandons his own city and even his pet to save his own skin.]]
* TheDragon: [[spoiler:Ultimately this to Blake Thrust, as the one funding his research on the Lost City of Pacifists and giving him access to the town's water supply for his illegal mining, but staying mostly on the sidelines.]]
* KarmaHoudini: Zigzagged. [[spoiler:He was thoroughly humiliated in his attempt to deface the monk temple, and the town is well aware of his crime by the endgame. Even if he's successfully escaped, it's unlikely he can ever return even when things settle down.]]
* KindheartedCatLover: Despite his sleazebag behavior, the man loves his pet cat Ulysses and has a big fascination with cats in general, to the point his frolic boat has a big golden cat statue right at the bow. [[spoiler:This is subverted when he skips town, though, as he pointedly tells the player that they can keep Ulysses if they find him (her), calling the cat a "traitor". Bear in mind, [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals a volcano is about to erupt and the cat was last seen near it]].]]
* ManlyFacialHair: Described as having an utterly gigantic mustache on his face.
* {{Nepotism}}: The men of his family were all mayors of Muckingham before him, all of them equally rich in their accounts but bankrupt in morality.
* PaperThinDisguise: [[spoiler:He pipes in later as "Timmy Timmerson I" while the player cleans a stunt plane he was riding on a few days earlier, and does a ''terrible'' job keeping his identity a secret. He even signs his first text message with his ''true initials''.]]

[[folder:Blake Thrust]]
A millionaire who lives near Muckingham, fancying himself an adventurer and archeologist buff using his money for research purposes. As it turns out, he's not using it legally.

* BigBad: [[spoiler:The one responsible for Mount Rushless' incoming eruption after his illegal mining operation struck the magma flow and stirred it.]]
* CoolPlane: His private jet is outfitted with anti-gravity devices and a freaking ''laser gun'', all of which he supposedly needs for his "excavation" work near the volcano. [[spoiler:It doesn't last long against a flying saucer from the future either way.]]
* EvilCounterpart: [[spoiler:With the ''Franchise/TombRaider'' DLC added to the game, he becomes this to Lara Croft herself. Both are rich adventurers with archeological knowledge and the means to do their jobs as they see fit, but Lara is ultimately benevolent in her searches and will go out of her way to stop criminals trying to use ancient relics or forbidden knowledge for selfish goals, even if her methods aren't always ethical. Thrust, on the other hand, uses his money for illegal operations he doesn't even bother conducting himself and is trying to unearth the secrets of a lost civilization purely for his personal gain. He is, in fact, precisely the type of greedy villain Lara Croft often fights against in her games.]]
* IdleRich: Downplayed; his drilling machine is operated by people under his employ, never himself. [[spoiler:He does fly his jet later to engage Ceruleon Skye's UFO in combat, however.]] All this with money to spare for his expenses.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Given his private jet, the pun is fully intended; [[spoiler:His attack on Skye's ship ends with his plane being shot down and crash-landing somewhere outside of Muckingham.]]
* RichJerk: His avatar on the player's received text messages is ''a dollar sign'', just to flaunt how rich he is. He also uses his money for illegal goals.

* EvilCounterpart: [[spoiler:With the ''Franchise/TombRaider'' DLC added to the game, he becomes this to Lara Croft herself. Both are rich adventurers with archeological knowledge and the means to do their jobs as they see fit, but Lara is ultimately benevolent in her searches and will go out of her way to stop criminals trying to use ancient relics or forbidden knowledge for selfish goals, even if her methods aren't always ethical. Thrust, on the other hand, uses his money for illegal operations he doesn't even bother conducting himself and is trying to unearth the secrets of a lost civilization purely for his personal gain. He is, in fact, precisely the type of greedy villain Lara Croft often fights against in her games. Additionally, while they both own big fancy mansions, Blake refuses to let you set foot on the property. Lara not only allows you on, but even lets you go inside so you can clean the trophy room, a place she's never even let her trusted butler into.]]

* EvilCounterpart: [[spoiler:With the ''Franchise/TombRaider'' DLC added to the game, he becomes this to Lara Croft herself. Both are rich adventurers with archeological knowledge and the means to do their jobs as they see fit, but Lara is ultimately benevolent in her searches and will go out of her way to stop criminals trying to use ancient relics or forbidden knowledge for selfish goals, even if her methods aren't always ethical. Thrust, on the other hand, uses his money for illegal operations he doesn't even bother conducting himself and is trying to unearth the secrets of a lost civilization purely for his personal gain. He is, in fact, precisely the type of greedy villain Lara Croft often fights against in her games.]]

* SavingTheWorld: [[spoiler:By cleaning the structures and the ancient temple near Mount Rushless, the protagonist manages to stop TheEndOfTHeWorldAsWeKnowIt and save both Muckingham and the Earth itself.]]

* IdleRich: Downplayed; his drilling machine is operated by people under his employ, never himself. [[spoiler:He does fly his jet later to engage Ceruleon Skye's UFO in combat later, however.]] All this with money to spare for his expenses.

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* {{Determinator}}: Cars, planes, backyards, houses, [[UpToEleven the Mars rover and even ancient statues]], no job is too small or too big for Dirtfinder.

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