History Characters / WeHappyFew

Three sisters living in the Garden District who are supposedly witches

* {{Catchphrase}}: "Take it from me: Jack Worthing!" to use his authority as assurance, and "Well, ladies and gentlemen, it seems we have come to the end of our time." when announcing the conclusion of one of his episodes. [[spoiler:In his final episode, he uses the former to beg his viewers to stop taking their Joy, and he uses the latter while breaking down.]]

* SigningOffCatchphrase: "Well, I'm afraid [[ArcWords we've come to the end of our time]]."

* {{Trigger}}: His last tape was on the subject of dolls. [[spoiler:And then he remembers how his daughter Margaret used to love dolls...]]

* ParentalNeglect: While Sally loves Gwen very much, due to having to keep her existence a secret from the residents of Wellington Wells, Sally occasionally has to leave baby Gwen alone in her apartment for long stretches of time while on missions.

* ChildrenAreInnocent: Averted. She does dirty things to Arthur's father for survival. Since Sally's parents died before they could teach her about this sort of subject and Arthur's mother was too sick to do anything about it, Sally had no knowledge on how to approach it and accepted his advances. Even in her adulthood, she still believes she would have been the bad guy for rejecting him.]]

* TheFerryman / ThresholdGuardian: He plays both roles on the Britannia Bridge.
** The former in his job patrolling the bridge's span and discretely taking the Wellies who manage to reach him out to Great Britain proper.
** The latter by giving Arthur a [[{{RedPillBluePill}} choice through a single Joy pill]]: to either cross the bridge and escape Wellington Wells, or return to his old Joy-induced oblivion.

The third playable character. Ollie is a skeptical Scottish veteran with a few stitches loose, and was Arthur and Sally's neighbour during their childhood. Life has taken a toll on him; he's got diabetes, severe memory problems, and hallucinates his daughter, Margaret. After finding out the truth about the German encampment, Ollie sets out to uncover what's ''really'' going on in Wellington Wells.

* CloudCuckooLander: By the time Arthur meet him, Ollie had been talking to the picture of his [[spoiler: assumed]] daughter Margaret and mannequins for many years.
* CrazyIsCool: Yes, he hears voices, but they give him good advice. Combine that with his comical belligerence, and aptitude for blowing things up, and you effectively get a one man steamroller rumbling very loudly through the otherwise creepily polite and oppressive Wellington Wells.

* DentedIron: His age and stay in the wilderness hadn't been kind to his mind and body, but the notable issue was he has developed Diabetes that causes difficulty in managing his diet in an environment with little to no medications to control his blood levels.

* FriendToAllChildren: Ollie fondly remembered Arthur and the children evacuees, many of whom are now adult inhabitants of Wellington Wells, at the station. [[spoiler: Though he didn't apply it to Jack's daughter, who he ratted out to the Germans. Nevertheless, he felt guilty enough to see hallucination of her that he assuming her as his daughter.]]

* ShellShockedVeteran: Thanks to his experience with the German invasion and having lived by himself in the wilds against wastrels for decades, his mind has been not been in good shape. In the cutscene where Arthur meets him in person, he nearly beats him with a cricket bat, both out of mistakenly assuming him as a wastrel and a brief traumatic flashback when Arthur questions his sanity and doesn't seem to realize he was attacking Arthur just a moment before when he does recognize him.
* TragicKeepsake: The handkerchief tied to his left arm belonged to Magaret, [[spoiler: who was turned over to the Germans and caused overwhelming guilt to Ollie]].

* JerkassHasAPoint: Though he is helping to uphold a dystopian society, his show still gives good advise at times. This includes reminding people to consume Vitamin C to avoid scurvy and advising them to avoid unexploded bombs.

* PoliticallyCorrectHistory: Despite encouraging the Wellies to forget about the past altogether, people kept asking about it so Uncle Jack wrote and released a book about the events of the War. It almost certainly presents a false account of the war.

* AmbiguouslyBrown: The E3 2018 trailer shows her being darker skinned than most characters in Wellington Wells. [[spoiler:Her father was stationed in India and met her mother there. Apparently, Victoria's parents was frowned upon to the point of her mother's arrest and she was trying to keep her true ethnicity a secret to avoid [[HalfBreedDiscrimination racial discrimination]].]]

* WhipItGood: Her primary weapon in her DLC is a whip that she can use to grapple onto certain points.

* SigningOffCatchphrase: "Well I'm afraid [[ArcWords we've come to the end of our time]]"

* JerkassHasAPoint: Though he is helping to uphold a dystopian society, his show still gives good advise at times. This includes reminding people to consume Vitamin C to avoid scurvy and advising them not to avoid unexploded bombs.

** Their names are once again ''Myth/KingArthur'' references. Nimue and Vivienne are different names of the Lady of the Lake, Morgause is the name of Mordred's mother and Morgaine le Fey's sister.

* HistoricalInJoke: On the diagram he drew explaining why he's the rightful King (see RoomFullOfCrazy below), he includes reasons why the claims of other Kings are weaker than his but doesn't include specific names. This includes "Henry VI Tudor Usurper" [[note]]He overthrew Richard III in the war of the Roses[[/note]], "Fat Divorcer"[[note]]His son Henry VII was overweight and divorced three of his wives[[/note]], "Girls" crossed out[[note]]After Henry VII died the next monarchs after him were his daughters Mary I and Elizabeth I[[/note]], "Stewards off with his head!"[[note]]King Charles I of House Stuart was executed in the English Civil War[[/note]], "Filthy Commoners"[[note]]Oliver Cromwell ruled England as a Republic[[/note]],"Restoration Wankers"[[note]]Oliver Cromwell's rule was so unpopular that after he died England restored the monarchy[[/note]], "Weak Willed Dandy Pri-" ([[CurseCutShort the rest of the word was obscured by the cell wall]][[note]]Charles II ruled during the Restoration era and was known for extravagance[[/note]], and "German Fakes"[[note]]The House of Hanover ruled during the Georgian era[[/note]].