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6	'''WARNING''': Unmarked {{spoiler}}s ahead. It's strongly suggested you finish the game before reading any further.
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10	[[folder:Flower Kid]]
11	The player character. They used to work as a flower delivery person before coming to the Habitat. They can only communicate by nodding or shaking their head.
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13	* AllLovingHero: They have a reputation as such, since a few other characters apparently have fond memories of them from before the Habitat, they end up cheering up all of the Habiticians, and [[spoiler:can even trigger Dr. Habit's HeelRealization and set him on the path to redemption, provided they have the right items]]. Dallas even calls them "flower child" a few times.
14	* AmbiguousGender: Since the player is meant to put themselves in Flower Kid's shoes, their gender is never stated.
15	* ChronicHeroSyndrome: They can cheer up all of the Habiticians alone.
16	* FlowerMotifs: They delivered flowers prior to joining the Habitat, and flowers come up a lot during their story, such as growing flowers for Trencil and listening to him talk about it, receiving a painting of flowers from Dallas and hanging it up in their room, and [[spoiler:growing a Tooth Lily for Habit, if the player chooses to. This also may be one of the reasons Habit points out why they're not so different from him, since they both have an interest in flowers and know how to cultivate a flower as gentle and rare as a Tooth Lily.]]
17	* {{Foil}}: To Dr. Habit. Both of them are associated with flowers, and they share an end goal of making all of the Habiticians happy, but through vastly different means and for vastly different reasons. Flower Kid has a reputation as an AllLovingHero among the Habiticians while Habit is regarded as a mystery at best and a total creepshow at worst (albeit justifiably). While Flower Kid comes across as altruistic while helping the Habiticians, Habit is very insistent that they only smile for ''him,'' [[spoiler:and is revealed to have very ''odd'' ideas about what it means to make people happy]]. And while playing as Flower Kid means paying attention to each Habitician's individual issues and desires in order to cheer them up one at a time, Habit's "Big Event" involves [[spoiler:gassing them with nitrous oxide all at once as a sort of blanket solution, without actually solving any of their problems - instead, the gas just makes them forget what they were so worried about to begin with.]]
18	* NotSoDifferentRemark: Also to Dr. Habit, namely due to their [[spoiler:mutual interest in flowers]] and apparent desire to cheer all of the Habitat's residents up. Dr. Habit himself even remarks on their similarities, albeit unfavorably.
19	--> '''Dr. Habit''': You remind me of myself. :,-)\
20	'''Dr. Habit''': ...And I hate it! :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
21	* SilentProtagonist: Seemingly unable to speak, so they instead communicate by nodding or shaking their head.
22	* VagueAge: Everyone calls them some variation of "kid," but Millie insists she's younger, and Jerafina flirts shamelessly with them.
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25	[[folder:Dr. Boris Habit]]
26	!!!'''Voiced by: Day Lane'''
27	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/dr_habit.png]]
28	An overly optimistic yet eccentric man who's the owner and overseer of the Habitat. His main objective is to draw in as many estranged, traumatized, or otherwise depressed people as possible to the Habitat for the "Big Event".
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30	* AbsurdlySharpClaws: His fingers aren't only long...they are apparently pretty sharp too.
31	* AbusiveParents: His father [[spoiler:is shown to have beat him bloody at least once during his childhood, and he later mentions it having cost him a few teeth]].
32	* AcCENTUponTheWrongSylLABle: Seems to speak this way, if the way his dialogue is typed out is any indication. [[spoiler:And when he becomes lucid in the climax (whether it's from punching him, kissing him, or giving him your flower), he starts to speak a bit more normally, implying that his speech was a mix of his sanity dipping, and pretending to be happy himself.]]
33	** Though he does mention [[spoiler:in the epilogue]] that because of his long fingers, he has a hard time typing properly on a computer.
34	* AmbiguouslyGay: It's implied that [[spoiler:the reason his father beat him as a child was because of his more effeminate behaviors]], but he never shows signs of attraction to anyone in the game proper. That being said, one of the Steam trading cards [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/smile-for-me/images/d/db/Valbentinesdaye.png/revision/latest?cb=20190801021451 has him sending a plethora of Valentine's Day gifts]] to his assistant Kamal, along with a framed photograph of himself apparently intended for Kamal to ''kiss'', according to the card's description (which is written in a more exaggerated version of [[AcCENTUponTheWrongSylLABle Habitspeak]]):
35	--> "hI, Kamal, it is mee, Dr Habit!!!! I maded you LOTS of valvbentines day e cards,, u even hav a framed pikture of me to kiss when u r lonely. : - ) hab a nice day!"
36	* AmbiguouslyHuman: It isn't given too much notice in favour of focusing on his very human backstory and motives, but even in a world where vampires exist, Habit is an oddity. He can't be photographed, only showing up as a silhouette with two red eyes and a large grin whenever the player tries. He is very, very tall (second only to Borbra and possibly Mirphy - Yugo Limbo [[https://twitter.com/yugsly/status/1182873187412922370?s=19 confirms him to stand at 7'4"]]) and has naturally "sharp" fingers that he's complained about on the official Twitter account. He has the ability to 'speak' emojis somehow. And of course, there's the fact that he is ultimately held back by morals instead of physical ability when it comes to [[spoiler: stealing other people's teeth and putting them in his own mouth]] since, by the time you meet in person, he's amassed [[spoiler:three rows]] with no ill effects.
37	* BigBad: He is the main obstacle to Flower Kid making the Habitaticians happy and is responsible for a lot of the unhappiness, because he wants to make everyone happy himself by [[spoiler:stealing everyone's teeth and [[GettingSmiliesPaintedOnYourSoul brainwashing them]]]].
38	* BigBrotherIsWatching: Always knows what everyone is doing at the Habitat thanks to the security cameras.
39	* BlueAndOrangeMorality: He genuinely wants to make people smile. The problem just lies in his [[GettingSmiliesPaintedOnYourSoul methods]].
40	* ControlFreak: He displays them time and time again, treating the Habitat more like a prison, and he's the warden, rather than a place to seek for help, with him being the doctor to trust. He runs PSA's that give out terrible advice, like tuning someone out from their conversation as 'they won't mind', or playing his insomniac PSA's as a scare tactic for anyone who ends up breaking curfew, or even just outright calling out the flower kid for helping everyone out as that's [[ItsAllAboutMe HIS job and his job alone!]] Hell, his insomniac PSA's all pretty much say the same thing: You broke the rules so now not only am I going to give you paranoia and nightmares, but I'm going to remind you who's in control of YOUR situation.
41	* DepravedDentist: [[spoiler: He evokes this by strapping Flower Kid to a dentist's chair and threatening to remove all of their teeth to make his own smile even bigger.]] It's unknown if he was this [[spoiler:back when he actually ''was'' a dentist, but it's at least implied that it wasn't nearly as painless as he makes it out to be in his journal entries]].
42	* TheDreaded: Downplayed as some of the residents just find him annoying and [[spoiler:[[KidHero Putunia]] in particular, wants to pick a fight with him, calling him "The Green Menace"]]. That being said, he still unnerves some of the other guests with his latest PSA's getting eerie, the strict curfew rules and the [[ParanoiaFuel punishment that follows]] [[BigBrotherIsWatching if you break 'em]], and just [[SanitySlippage not acting all that sane lately]]. Wallus and Kamal however, ''are'' terrified of facing him.
43	* EasilyForgiven: Played with. When he apologizes in [[spoiler:the epilogue,]] he states outright that he doesn't expect immediate forgiveness, if at all. Nobody seems to really react to the apology itself, save for a few characters... but only because everyone else is surprised [[spoiler:that he's alive at all, since they haven't seen hide nor hair of him since the Habitat.]]
44	* EvilRedhead: Has a mane of long, curly red hair, and is the antagonist of the game.
45	* FatherlyScientist: Implied. He isn't seen interacting with the Carlas onscreen, but they refer to him as "dad" and regard each other as siblings.
46	* FlowerMotifs: [[spoiler:Habit has been interested in flowers since he was a child but was forced to give up his dream of becoming a florist. Giving him a newly grown Tooth Lily is what prompts his HeelFaceTurn, as someone who only knows about him on an intimate level would know how to grow one, and, as he points out, the Tooth Lily is such a delicate flower that very particular care must be taken to grow it. This is also part of makes him a {{Foil}}, or perhaps ''[[NotSoDifferentRemark similar]]'' to Flower Kid, and he even tells them that they remind him of himself when he was younger.]]
47	* FreudianExcuse: Habit's childhood didn't exactly give him a good frame of reference for what happiness was actually supposed to be. [[spoiler:His parents were a key factor in his descent into depression (and later, madness.) A younger Habit describes them as constantly sad in his diary, Habit's father in particular was physically abusive, and both parents pushed him into pursuing a medical career against his will - which turned out to be an utterly thankless line of work for him, even after a HopeSpot in which he ponders whether or not becoming a dentist will allow him to spread happiness.]] This, in combination with his already deteriorating mental health, eventually led to the creation of the Habitat.
48	* GreenEyedMonster: According to Kamal, at least, Habit is driven in part by envy towards Flower Kid for making the Habiticians genuinely happy, whereas he can only come up with temporary solutions or wildly unhealthy coping mechanisms. It becomes even more noticeable during [[spoiler:the climax,]] in which Dr. Habit can insist that he's not jealous [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial completely unprompted]].
49	* HeelRealization: [[spoiler:He has one if the player chooses to give him the Tooth Lily or kiss him, which ends up jolting him back to reality - and by extension, the full weight of what he's been doing. He also seems to have one to a lesser degree in the bad ending, since he doesn't bother fighting back and refers to Flower Kid as "Flower Hero," implying he's fully aware that he's the bad guy, but felt that he had come too far to quit.]]
50	* ICallItVera: During the game's introduction, Habit mentions someone named Martha assisting him in opening the Habitat. As it turns out, though, "Martha" is a machine in the carnival fashioned into the shape of a large, toothy grin, spewing an unidentified gas (likely [[spoiler:nitrous oxide]]) into the Habitat.
51	* InsaneTrollLogic: [[spoiler: Smiles make people happy, so he needs the biggest smile ever to make everyone happy! It’s fine if he steals teeth to make his smile bigger, since people who don’t smile aren’t really using theirs, right?]]
52	* IronicEcho: At the beginning of the game, he ends his introductory PSA with "Someday, you'll all smile for me," which hints at his more sinister nature. [[spoiler:And in the good ending, when saying goodbye to Flower Kid, he tells them "Make them smile. For me?" showing that once you strip away all the borderline insanity, Habit genuinely cares about making people happy for their own sake, even if he recognizes that attempting to gas 22 people with dangerous levels of nitrous oxide to steal their teeth may not have been the best way of going about it.]]
53	* ItsAllAboutMe: The Habiticians are HIS to cheer up, and he doesn’t take too kindly to Flower Kid doing his job for him. [[spoiler: This goes double when it’s revealed that what he actually wants is to take the Habiticians' teeth so he can make his own smile bigger. He insists it's for the greater good, and seems to genuinely think people will never cheer up without his frankly ridiculous plan.]]
54	* Letters2Numbers: He writes, types and speaks very much like someone sending a goofy text message. [[spoiler:He drops this in the game's good endings, at least in actual speech. The epilogue reveals that it's a result of his hands being ill-suited for typing, but this doesn't stop him from trying anyway.]]
55	* MadDoctor: [[spoiler:Dentist, more specifically.]]
56	* ManipulativeBastard: Downplayed in that there are some Habiticians that were suspicious of his true intentions thanks to his antics as of late getting more and more disturbing, and even one Habitician flat-out ready to fight him. But he still managed to trick, and lure 21 people into thinking the Habitat will help them heal and deal with their problems. He even managed to keep his colleagues/friends/ex-friends Kamal and Wallus in the dark about his true intentions with the Habitat, even after they hide from him in the Habitat, and even call him unhinged. He also purposefully makes people unhappy by having PSA's saying unhelpful, even outright damaging advice, keeping certain places closed like the carnival and the lounge, keeping people occupied with their issues, and even does some paranoia and fear-inducing tactics by having [[BigBrotherIsWatching security cameras placed around the Habitat]], and playing insomniac PSA's to discourage (key word: scare) residents into not exploring the Habitat at night. [[spoiler:And it's all to have the 'Big Event' happen without any problems...[[SpannerInTheWorks until a certain Flower Kid shows up at the Habitat.]]]]
57	* MeanBoss: Almost nobody who's worked with him has anything good to say about the experience:
58	** Tiff has a record contract with him, but makes it very clear that she wants out since she's limited to performing only a few songs - all teeth-related, of course. The only thing still keeping her in the contract is her guilt over leaving what is obviously a very emotionally unstable man to his own devices.
59	** Whatever he said to Wallus prior to the events of the game, it was apparently humiliating enough to cause him to start living in a ''wall'' out of shame. Even now, the poor guy still seems deathly afraid of Habit - in one line of dialogue, he'll insist Habit is a bad boss before meekly asking the player not to tell him that he said that.
60	** Kamal claims to have been fired for his poor dental hygiene, but not before Habit chewed him out quite thoroughly for it - conveniently forgetting that he left Kamal without anything ''to'' clean his teeth after a nervous breakdown involving heavy rain, a rusting Martha, and stealing every inhabitant's mandated toothbrush to clean her. In his case, it's particularly soured by the fact that they used to at least be friends.
61	* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: Dr. Habit briefly shows off all his [[spoiler:stolen]] teeth, and [[spoiler:appears to have at least three rows of teeth in his mouth.]]
62	* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Regardless of what ending you pursue, Habit will become significantly more lucid and subdued after [[spoiler:being confronted with either the punching glove, the kiss, or the tooth lily.]] His facial expressions are also significantly less exaggerated, showing that not only has Habit's charade been ineffectual at best and dangerous at worst, but that it's been utterly exhausting for him to keep up, too.
63	* [[spoiler:PaintingSmiliesOnYourSoul:]] [[spoiler:His ultimate goal is to drug people up with some special Nitrous Oxide leaving them so mindlessly happy that they don't have to worry or get frightened when he pulls their teeth out, or even feel it. And considering HOW much teeth he has in his mouth, it's implied he's been at it for a while...yikes. Whether his 'patients' stay that way, or the gas wears off is unclear, but the bad and nuetral endings imply that it didn't wear off if them not showing up in the [[CreativeClosingCredits credits]] says anything.]]
64	* PostKissCatatonia: [[spoiler:He freezes up if the player kisses him during the climax. It's one of the two things that can shock him back to reality and help him realize his wrongdoings before letting Flower Kid go.]]
65	* PsychopathicManchild: His writing style is peppered with spelling errors and emoticons, he communicates with the Habiticians through videos using a puppet of himself, the graffiti self-portraits on the walls of the Habitat resemble something that you would see in a child's sketchbook, all of the songs he's prepared for Tiff as a part of their record contract are nursery rhymes that he edited to be about teeth, and so on and so forth. It's implied a few times that he may be forcing some of the more childish aspects of his personality... [[spoiler:but the "psychopathic" part kicks into high gear when it's revealed he plans to steal all the Habiticians' teeth for himself, and judging by the SlasherSmile he gives Flower Kid during the climax, revealing multiple rows of teeth, he's been at it for a while.]]
66	* SanitySlippage: Judging by [[spoiler:the crumpled up diary pages,]] Habit has never been the cornerstone of mental stability, but by the time the Habitat is up and running, he seems to have hit an all-time low. As the game progresses and you help more people, his mask of perpetual cheer begins to slip more and more, and his videos take on a more unnerving edge. His former assistant Kamal describes him as unhinged. Given that he watched Habit have a nervous breakdown and steal everyone's toothbrushes and toothpaste to clean "Martha" - a giant metal mouth with a toothy grin that had rusted in the rain - he has more than enough reason to.
67	* SissyVillain: Downplayed. He has a somewhat androgynous appearance (in the official artbook, he's jokingly described as being like Film/TheBabadook if he was featured in WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine), [[ManChild has a childish personality one usually wouldn't expect from a grown man]], and [[spoiler:[[RealMenWearPink has an interest in flowers]]. However, the latter is something he gave up on as he was robbed of his childhood dream of becoming a florist, thanks to a disapproving abusive father. In the good ending, Flower Kid giving him a Tooth Lily makes him remember how special it was to him, causing his HeelFaceTurn and rejuvenating his interest in flowers (as seen in the CreativeClosingCredits).]]
68	* SlasherSmile: Just ''look'' at [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/smile-for-me/images/9/92/Too_many_teeth_2-resources.assets-830.png/revision/latest?cb=20190616124002 it.]]
69	* StepfordSmiler: He tries just a bit ''too'' hard to come off as cutesy and energetic, even when it becomes abundantly clear that he's feeling anything but. One comment he makes while talking to the player all but outright states he doesn't believe in helping people anywhere near as much as he pretends to - at least, not anymore.
70	--> '''Dr. Habit:''' The Habiticians are lost causes. Let them frown their days away.
71	* UsedToBeASweetKid: When he was a kid, Habit's desire to make people smile seemed to come from a place of genuine selflessness, since everyone in his life seemed downright miserable. [[spoiler:[[FromBadToWorse And then he starts writing about how unfair it is that unhappy people get to keep their smiles...]]]]
72	* WalkingSpoiler: Not necessarily in the game itself - even before his appearance is revealed, he's a constant presence in nearly every corner of the Habitat - but in [[spoiler:the epilogue, his appearance is what confirms that it takes place after the game's good ending.]]
73	* TheWonka: Tries to be this, acting like an eccentric if well-meaning owner of the Habitat, a place willing to help you with your problems, trauma, or just give you a smile. Though it becomes clear quite early that this is an act as he threatens the Flower Kid, as soon as they help ONE person in the Habitat. [[spoiler:He even says the Habiticians are a 'lost cause', and that only he can fix them.]] And then there's the 'Big Event' that he keeps talking about and constantly telling people unhelpful advice on healing...
74	* WouldHurtAChild: With what his motives are, the main character is a child themself, and some of the Habticians are children, safe to say he has little qualms [[spoiler:of pulling teeth out while they are drugged up.]]
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78	!Habiticians
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80	[[folder:As a whole]]
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82	* AerithAndBob: The Habiticians range from having fairly mundanes names to ones that sound just shy of normal, and even then you get names like Jerafina, Tim Tam, and Parsley thrown into the lot.
83	* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Their skin color ranges from blue, green, red, and even purple.
84	* LongHairIsFeminine: Averted. Multiple male Habiticians also sport long hair, and very few seem to adhere to strictly masculine or feminine tropes otherwise.
85	* CastFullOfGay: You'd be hard-pressed to find a heterosexual relationship that's survived to the present day among the cast. The closest thing would be Trevor's crush on Nat, and even that's shown to be one-sided, and the failed relationship between Ronbo and Tiff.
86	* MyNaymeIs: There's Putunia and Mirphy, to name a few.
87	* NonHumanHead: [[spoiler:If you don't cheer all of them up, the ones left in the habitat will have their heads replaced with objects and images related to their personalities.]]
88	[[/folder]]
89
90	[[folder:Nat Vancy]]
91	!!!'''Voiced by: Bana Valope'''
92	[[quoteright:287:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/nat_4.png]]
93	The first character you meet, a rebellious 13 year-old girl and aspiring musician. She is the daughter of Trencil Varnnia and changed her surname because she wanted a cool stage name.
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95	* BrattyTeenageDaughter: Practically the day she hit 13, according to Trencil.
96	* DeadpanSnarker: Due to being a rebellious teenager.
97	* {{Dhampyr}}: Implied. Her father Trencil is a vampire, but it isn't clear what exactly that makes Nat aside from her implying she qualifies as this in one bit of dialogue.
98	* JustifiedTutorial: She's the first one to greet Flower Kid when they wake up in the Habitat. The tutorial is a combination of scribbly on-screen commands from Dr. Habit and genuine questions from Nat like, "Can you bring me that flower?"
99	* TheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: She really does love her dad, even if she denies it - in fact, hearing her confess so is what ultimately cheers Trencil up. In the end credits of the best ending they can be seen posing dramatically for one of Dallas's paintings together.
100	* {{Tsundere}}: In general, but especially if you give her a kiss.
101	* WhenSheSmiles: In a slightly meta sense - she's the first person Flower Kid cheers up, and therefore the first to give off those blue sparkles, which can surprise new players. (Her smile is quite cute, too.)
102	[[/folder]]
103
104	[[folder:Dallas Smuth]]
105	!!!'''Voiced by: Frankie Green'''
106	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/dallas_2.png]]
107	A hippie artist who declares Mirphy his muse and tries to impress her with his paintings.
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109	* ItsAllAboutMe: He admits to seeing himself as a protagonist. That's why he expects Mirphy to date him after he gave her a painting. He does have a change of heart after the player's help, though.
110	* CharacterDevelopment: Has one of the clearest arcs over the course of the game - he decides Mirphy is his muse and assumes she will love him if he paints the right thing, realizes he was thinking in an entitled and self-absorbed way, falls into a depression and questions if his work was any good in the first place, learns that several people around the Habitat like his work, and finally learns to live for himself and not to rely on others' approval. He even says, at the very end, that Flower Kid must be his real muse, because they've helped him grow so much as a person.
111	* EveryoneHasStandards: Has a crush on Mirphy, but if you show him a photo of her butt after telling him that she's not interested, he rejects it on the basis of it being an invasion of her privacy.
112	* LongPants: Appears to be wearing a pair of long johns with loose, rumpled feet.
113	* TheMuse: Is looking for his, and has currently settled on Mirphy - one line from Wallus implies that she wasn't his first choice, either:
114	--> '''Wallus:''' Hey, Dallas. Listen, you should really stop painting Questionette. I don't think she's into it. She's just being polite.
115	* NewAgeRetroHippie: His personal nickname for the player is even "Flower Child."
116	[[/folder]]
117
118	[[folder:Mirphy Fotoparat]]
119	!!!'''Voiced by: Grace Brewster'''
120	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mirphy.png]]
121	A proud and exigent photographer who has the tendency of talking to herself when no one is around.
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123	* CollectorOfTheStrange: More than anything, she wants... a photo of someone's butt. Any butt. It is the rarest possible thing to see in the Habitat, because...
124	* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: ...all the other characters turn towards you no matter where you stand. Mirphy finds it creepy and annoying.
125	* MeaningfulName: Fotoparat is the Czech word for camera.
126	* MissExposition: Shares this role with Kamal in the epilogue, where she brings the Habiticians up to speed on Flower Kid's endeavors since leaving the Habitat.
127	* NonStandardCharacterDesign: The only character model that actually turns away from you when you leave. This turns out to be a clue - she later requests that Flower Kid take a photo of someone's butt, but the only one you can actually see in the Habitat is hers.
128	* NoodlePeople: She kind of looks like she's made out of pipe cleaners.
129	* TalkingToThemself: Stand a certain distance away from Mirphy and you can eavesdrop on her muttering her opinions out loud. She also claims to have scheduled meetings with herself.
130	[[/folder]]
131
132	[[folder:Lulia Fame]]
133	!!!'''Voiced by: Samanthuel Louise Gillson'''
134	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lulia.png]]
135	A sad woman who hopes to become a model. She is found blocking the stairs to the terrace, weeping.
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137	* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: A startling shade of red-orange, with teal hair and red lips.
138	* DramaQueen: She even has a Brooding Zone!
139	* LipstickLesbian: She's very feminine, and cries because she has "thrown her life away for a cute girl." Plus, she finds Jerafina attractive, and can be seen in the crowd of women swooning over Tiff in the end credits.
140	** Part of cheering up Tim Tam involves giving Lulia a tube of actual lipstick - though she claims she doesn't need it because her natural color is so strong.
141	* ShipTease: With Jerafina - Lulia admits to finding her attractive, and if you give her a kiss from Jerafina, she exclaims that she'd "know those lips anywhere," and has to excuse herself, becoming incredibly giddy. [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/smile-for-me/images/e/ea/Spaghettinight.png/revision/latest?cb=20190801021548 One of her trading cards]] even has them going on a date! They get even more in the epilogue - after Jerafina's flattered by a let's player calling her pretty, Lulia has this to say:
142	--> I'll call you pretty \
143	Just say the word \
144	Please.
145	* WhenSheSmiles: While it can be attributed to most of the characters, Lulia's cheery smile after spending so long weeping on the stairs is particularly stunning.
146	[[/folder]]
147
148	[[folder:Ronbo]]
149	!!!'''Voiced by: Day Lane'''
150	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ronbo.png]]
151	A clown responsible for the carnival who has trouble moving on from his ex-girlfriend.
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153	* AmicableExes: The epilogue reveals that after the events of the game, he made amends with Tiff and became good friends with her; they're now touring together.
154	* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: One of his character models pre-cheering features a cigar. You can also give him a pack of cigarettes after he's been cheered up, but he claims he's trying to quit now.
155	* {{Joisey}}: Speaks with this accent.
156	* NonIronicClown: He doesn't want to be taken seriously, since it would be harder for him to actually get any clowning done.
157	* OffscreenBreakup: He and Tiff have broken up right before Flower Kid arrives at the Habitat. He's mature enough to realize his failings and not try to get her back, but he still wants a photo to remember her by.
158	* SadClown: Until you cheer him up, that is.
159	[[/folder]]
160
161	[[folder:Millie Coulro]]
162	!!!'''Voiced by: Yugo Limbo'''
163	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/millie_12.png]]
164	A bratty kid with a talent for golf. She is afraid of clowns and her main goal is to hit one with a golfball.
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166	* BrattyHalfPint: And she knows it.
167	* FieryRedhead: Angry, defensive, abrasive and LOUD.
168	* KidsAreCruel: Her one goal is to hit Ronbo on the head with a golf ball in order to make him cry even more.
169	* MeaningfulName: Coulrophobia is the fear of clowns.
170	* VagueAge: She refers to herself as "like 10," "like 8," and "like 5," at various points in the same conversation. If you give her a kiss, she yells that she's "like 6."
171	* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: You don't actually have to follow through on her command to hit Ronbo in the head with a golf ball to progress in the game, but you get an achievement for doing it anyway.
172	[[/folder]]
173
174	[[folder:Trencil Varnnia]]
175	!!!'''Voiced by: Frankie Green'''
176	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/trancil.png]]
177	A gloomy vampire who would rather be accompanied by flowers than other people. He is Nat's father and feels she has grown distant.
178	----
179	* BadLiar: According to the interactive epilogue, he's apparently not very good at hiding his vampirism from others, since a good number of the other Habiticians already knew. This makes Trevor's obsession with exposing him doubly hilarious.
180	* FlowerMotifs: Applies to a lesser extent than Flower Kid and [[spoiler:Habit]], but he takes care of plants (and by extension, flowers) as a hobby. Part of his quest is growing a couple of flowers for him, and he will give you a pair of shears with a floral design as a reward. [[spoiler:If you do not cheer him up before the Big Event, [[NonHumanHead his head will be replaced with a flower]].]]
181	* FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire: Despite being a vampire and a bit of a recluse, he's actually perfectly amicable and gets along fine with Flower Kid. Even if you out him as a vampire as part of cheering up Trevor, he will call out Flower Kid on prying into his business but still understands their curiosity.
182	* GoodParents: Genuinely cares about his daughter Nat and feels bad about her suddenly becoming distant.
183	* MissingReflection: He doesn’t appear in the picture when the player takes a photo of him.
184	* PunnyName: "Trencil Varnnia" sounds an awful lot like "Transylvania".
185	* PurpleProse: While it's typically not excessive, his speech tends to be on the flowery side. He even keeps his eloquent tone when criticizing or insulting someone.
186	--> '''Trencil (when kissed)''': Oh, my. A single kiss, planted on my cheek. I truly cannot blame you. My graceful, demure disposition exudes intense beauty. Alas, fatherhood is a full time job. I will not be wooed by plant or animal. You must be careful, lest you fall under my uncontrollable spell. Protect yourself, dear flower-whisperer.
187	* VegetarianVampire: He's a vampire, but finds the idea of drinking blood distasteful.
188	* WoodenStake: If you punch him, he scoffs, telling you to try a stake next time.
189	[[/folder]]
190
191	[[folder:Trevor Garbo]]
192	!!!'''Voiced by: Day Lane'''
193	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/trevor_05.png]]
194	A teenage conspiracy theorist and believes vampires are involved with the habitat. He also says he can turn into a werewolf named Sebastian.
195	----
196	* ConspiracyTheorist: He's obsessed with proving that Trencil is a vampire, and believes there's a coven of vampires steadily converting all the Habiticians.
197	* {{Chuunibyou}}: Brings this to mind whenever he talks about his supposed werewolf form.
198	* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: Trencil is, in fact, a vampire. He's not working for Habit, though - he's just here because he's worried about his daughter.
199	* FurAgainstFang: Trevor, the (alleged) werewolf, wants to expose Trencil as a vampire to the rest of the Habitat. The rivalry is fairly one-sided.
200	* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Considering that vampires exist in the world of ''Smile For Me,'' whether or not Trevor actually is a werewolf (and/or to what extent he's exaggerating his abilities if he is) is never made clear. His {{Chuunibyou}} tendencies tend to make people lean towards him being 100% human.
201	* UnknownRival: With Trencil. He thinks that Trencil is secretly converting all of the other Habiticians into vampires - Trencil, however, just thinks of him as a nuisance. It probably doesn't help that Trevor has a crush on Trencil's daughter Nat, if his Kiss dialogue is anything to go by.
202	* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: His "werewolf alter-ego" apparently has healing and electricity powers.
203	* SelfProclaimedLoveInterest: Claims he's one to Nat in his kiss dialogue. Considering this is [[DeadpanSnarker Nat]] we're talking about, she doesn't seem to feel the same way:
204	--> '''Trevor''': TH... THIS...must... be... from Nat! My Forbidden Love... ...two houses.. Both alike in dignity, you see...Nat and I are destined to be together...but alas...SOCIETY deems us enemies.. Perhaps our love can finally end the feud of Good versus Evil... ...Light versus Darkness!.. [[SuddenlyShouting VAMPIRES VERSUS SUPER COOL SHAPESHIFTING ELECTRIC WEREWOLVES...]] ...Well, maybe I'll just ask her to prom or something.
205	[[/folder]]
206
207	[[folder:Gillis Socco]]
208	!!!'''Voiced by: Frankie Green'''
209	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gillissmile.png]]
210	The bouncer of the lounge and a very muscular man, he tries to keep a tough face but likes teddy bears, carnivals and cute things.
211	----
212	* BruiserWithASoftCenter: He tries to hide it, though.
213	* CoolMask: To make himself seem more manly.
214	* CutenessProximity: The first thing he brings up when you find him in the carnival? The teddy bear prizes, though he'll deny it to high heaven. You can even win one for him, thus cheering him up.
215	** [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/smile-for-me/images/e/e8/Itsdogoclockbaby.png/revision/latest?cb=20190801020516 A trading card illustration]] also shows him crying TearsOfJoy at getting to hold a little white puffball of a dog - [[FunnyBackgroundEvent with Mirphy freaking out as several more gather around her in the background.]]
216	* EmbarrassingFirstName: According to Wallus, his first name is actually ''Gilliam.'' Given his insistence on manliness, it makes sense that he'd try to cover it up.
217	* LovableJock: Tries to deny this in favor of playing himself up as a JerkJock, but it eventually catches up to him.
218	* RealMenWearPink: Slowly comes to terms with this with the help of Flower Kid.
219	* StepfordSmiler: He was forced to smile as the bouncer for the lounge, and the security cameras were always on him. The first thing he asks the player to do is cover the camera so he can drop the fake smile.
220	* ShipTease: With Randy. Not much in the game itself aside from Randy claiming that Gillis has an "interesting flavour" and insisting that Gillis is the only one who can open the jar, but [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/smile-for-me/images/a/ac/Sweatypoetry.png/revision/latest?cb=20190801020545 their trading card]] has Randy sitting on his ''lap,'' with the two surrounded by hearts. There's also the card's description:
221	--> "Roses are red, Violets are blue, I am sweaty, And so are You ♡"
222	** They get more in the interactive epilogue, where Randy sends a poem that is clearly about Gillis, Gillis tries to write Randy a private message asking him to read him another poem again, and then becomes flustered upon realizing that the entire chatroom can see it.
223	* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Happens whenever he tries to hide his soft side.
224	[[/folder]]
225
226	[[folder:Putunia Mollar]]
227	!!!'''Voiced by: Yugo Limbo'''
228	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/putunia.png]]
229	A little girl who seeks to defeat "The Green Menace" and asks for a mask and a cape to do so.
230	----
231	* CheerfulChild: She yells like a drill sergeant, but she's just a goofy kid who wants to dress up like a superhero and fight bad guys.
232	* CoolMask: It smushes her hair into her face, but she thinks it makes her look extra fearsome.
233	* Main/{{Hypocrite}}: She says green is evil and refuses to wear Gillis' mask because it's green... despite wearing a green dress.
234	* KidHero: Wants to be one.
235	* LittleMissBadass: Or is at least pretending.
236	* MeaningfulName: Mollar - if you take her picture, you can see she has a tooth missing.
237	* MinorLivingAlone: She is in the Habitat by herself with no adult supervision, and really enjoys the freedom of it.
238	* NoIndoorVoice: Speaks exclusively in all caps.
239	* NotSoDifferentRemark: With Habit. She’s implied to have AbusiveParents just like him, is revealed to be missing a tooth when her picture is taken [[spoiler:(Habit’s own biggest insecurity)]], and her name references flowers [[spoiler:(Habit’s old passion)]]. To top it all off, [[spoiler: the caption under her picture on Habit’s bulletin board says, "So strong. Little one understands. :-("]]
240	* RedIsHeroic: She sees herself as a hero and has red skin and a red boxing glove. She also won’t accept Gillis’ mask until the player paints it red because green is “evil”.
241	[[/folder]]
242
243	[[folder:Gerry Podunk]]
244	!!!'''Voiced by: Day Lane'''
245	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gerry.png]]
246	A self- proclaimed business man in love with Martha.
247	----
248	* CargoShip: He's infatuated with Martha. Martha also happens to be a giant gas-spewing metal mouth.
249	* ConMan: Sells products for ridiculous prices, and ends up giving customers a cheap excuse for whatever he was supposedly selling. He tries to get you to buy a metal detector for an [[EleventyZillion impossible amount]], but said metal detector is just a magnet attached to a stick. When showing his picture to Wallus, Wallus says he wants a refund because the flashlight Gerry sold him was a lightbulb on a stick.
250	* EyesOutOfSight: His eyes are never seen behind his fringe.
251	* FunetikAksent: Whatever it is, it contains a lot of Z sounds.
252	* FunnyAfro : His is compared to a broccoli in the game.
253	* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Seriously, we have no idea.
254	* VagueAge: When shown his picture, Parsley estimates him to be somewhere between 5 and 40.
255	[[/folder]]
256
257	[[folder:Parsley Botch]]
258	!!!'''Voiced by: Christian Flynn'''
259	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/parsley.png]]
260	An extremely tired and almost starving businessman with conflicted feelings towards his father.
261	----
262	* TheAlcoholic: Not as much as, say, [[HardDrinkingPartyGirl Jerafina]], but the first place you can find him after making him happy is in the Habitat's lounge, and he's very clearly drunk.
263	* ButtMonkey: Moreso than most of the cast, anyway. Putunia has taken to punching him for practice.
264	* ExtremeOmnivore: Though not entirely by choice; while his father Jimothan considers himself a SupremeChef, all of his food is made out of largely non-edible garbage, but Parsley finds himself missing it anyway.
265	* EyesAlwaysShut: At least until the player either takes a photo of him or finds him piss-drunk in the lounge after having been cheered up.
266	* JockDadNerdSon: Parsley complains that Jimothan always wanted him to be into sports and believes his dad is unhappy with his career path.
267	* LikeFatherUnlikeSon: His father Jimothan is a proud, brash, and talkative bartender who holds manliness in very high regard, while Parsley himself is an awkward and easily stressed businessman who Jimothan describes as "soft."
268	* NervousWreck: Was so anxious about seeing his father that he didn't eat for days.
269	* SandInMyEyes: Pulls this when moved to tears for a second time in the epilogue, claiming it's just "liquid" his eyes make at random. Jimothan encourages him to be more open about his feelings in response.
270	* StraightGay: Not discussed in the game proper - the most we get is him insisting he has no interest in women (despite his father's efforts) and claiming that the kiss the player can give him tastes like "Martin" before clarifying that he meant "martinis." It's easy to brush this off as as another instance of his VerbalTic until you find [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/smile-for-me/images/9/93/LateDate.png/revision/latest?cb=20190801045828 the trading card revealing that]] Martin is apparently ''real,'' albeit he only seems to exist as TheGhost so far.
271	* VerbalTic: He mixes up words often - usually with a food-related substitute. At one point, he calls Flower Kid a "capable onion" before admitting even he doesn't know what he was trying to say.
272	[[/folder]]
273
274	[[folder:Tiff Webber]]
275	!!!'''Voiced by: Tessa Wells'''
276	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/tiff_0.png]]
277	A talented singer working for Dr. Habit, she only sings songs he likes (that all involve teeth) and wants to break up the contract.
278	----
279	* AmicableExes: The epilogue reveals that after the events of the game, she made amends with Ronbo and became good friends with him; they're now touring together.
280	* CoolShades: She wears a pair of red, round sunglasses.
281	* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: One of the drawings in the credits has Mirphy, Lulia, and Jerafina in the crowd swooning over her.
282	* LovedByAll: Multiple characters comment on how much they like her singing.
283	* NiceGirl: She's generally polite and friendly, even when annoyed or exasperated. She's also sung for Flower Kid's birthday, wonders if Ronbo's doing okay even after they've broken up, and the only reason she hasn't cancelled her contract is because she feels bad for leaving Habit, since he breaks down crying every time she tries.
284	* OffscreenBreakup: Was dating Ronbo until shortly before the beginning of the game.
285	[[/folder]]
286
287	[[folder:Jerafina Tabouli]]
288	!!!'''Voiced by: Jintana Cunningham'''
289	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jerafina1_resourcesassets_412.png]]
290	A drunk ex-teacher hanging out at the Lounge, wants to go back to her "hot teacher" look and needs to find her glasses to do so.
291	----
292	* TheAlcoholic: Explained further under HardDrinkingPartyGirl below. For what it's worth, she drinks at least 40 drinks a day if her response to Jimothan's picture is anything to go by.
293	* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: "That purple girl."
294	* GlassesAreSexy: Part of cheering her up is going to get her glasses, which she says complements her HotTeacher look.
295	* HardDrinkingPartyGirl: Never actually seen drinking, but she is really flirty and ditzy, and her dialogue is noticeably slurred. Lulia refers to her as "tipsy woman."
296	* HotForTeacher: Isn't actually a teacher by the time the game's main story rolls around, but still invokes this trope because she thinks it's fun.
297	* HotTeacher: Ex-teacher, but still.
298	* NoodlePeople: Compare the length of her arms with the length of her legs.
299	* ShipTease: Thinks Lulia is pretty, asks Flower Kid to tell her she said hello, and one of the game's trading cards depicts them on a date. They get even more in the epilogue - after Jerafina's flattered by a let's player calling her pretty, Lulia has this to say:
300	--> I'll call you pretty \
301	Just say the word \
302	Please.
303	* UnkemptBeauty: She isn't exactly ''wrong'' about being a HotTeacher, but she has a scruffy way of getting dressed up, what with a low neckline on her dress and MessyHair. Not that this makes her any less attractive.
304	* UnusualEuphemism: She invites Lulia to "Spaghetti Night" in a flirty manner, Lulia herself is unsure what she means by that. If Flower Kid kisses her, she offers them out for "spaghetti" too, again without any indication of what she means. If the Steam trading cards are anything to go by, she apparently just meant a regular date, but there would have been no way of knowing otherwise.
305	[[/folder]]
306
307	[[folder:Jimothan Botch]]
308	!!!'''Voiced by: Christian Flynn'''
309	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jimothan.png]]
310	The bartender of the lounge, obsessed with manliness and pressures his son into finding a girlfriend and working out.
311	----
312	* BumblingDad: Parsley sees him as one, anyway. To Parsley's credit, most of his signature recipes involve actual - usually inedible - garbage.
313	* LethalChef: His food looks fine - at least if you're mostly blind, and don't see colors - but it's mostly made of garbage. Parsley says it tastes awful, but he still misses it.
314	* LikeFatherUnlikeSon: Jimothan is a proud, brash, and talkative bartender who holds manliness in very high regard, while his son Parsley is an awkward and easily stressed businessman who Jimothan describes as "soft."
315	* TheMatchmaker: Tries to be one for his son Parsley, much to the latter's chagrin.
316	* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: Fancies himself the manly man to his son Parsley's sensitive guy. He's trying to get Parsley to break out of this, to no avail.
317	* TheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: When shown Parsley's photo, he admits that "he ain't much, but he's all I got," before coughing and trying to change the subject.
318	[[/folder]]
319
320	[[folder:Randy Hapukurk]]
321	!!!'''Voiced by: Christian Flynn'''
322	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/randy.png]]
323	A poet and pickle enthusiast with a keen sense of smell.
324	----
325	* MeaningfulName: Hapukurk is the Estonian word for "pickle".
326	* NightmareFetishist: Downplayed. Based on his reactions to various photographs and items, he enjoys the scent of pickle brine, bad breath, and fish, is currently debating his feelings on the smell of sweat, and hates how "clean" flowers smell.
327	* SignatureScent: Pickles.
328	* ShipTease: With Gillis - in the game proper, he isn't sure what to make of him (or rather, his scent) but a [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/smile-for-me/images/a/ac/Sweatypoetry.png/revision/latest?cb=20190801020545 Steam trading card featuring the two of them]] has Randy in his ''lap'' with mood lighting that borders on sickeningly sweet. They get more in the interactive epilogue, where Randy sends a poem that is clearly about Gillis, Gillis tries to write Randy a private message asking him to read him another poem again, and then becomes flustered upon realizing that the entire chatroom can see it.
329	* TheNoseKnows: He is obsessed with smells, and can smell people through pictures. He can also apparently smell pain.
330	[[/folder]]
331
332	[[folder:Tim Tam]]
333	!!!'''Voiced by: Yugo Limbo'''
334	[[quoteright:326:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/tim_tam.png]]
335	A very strange, very chaotic child who constantly steals from the other Habiticians, claiming it's for a "revolution."
336	----
337	* AmbiguousGender: Is referred to with they/them pronouns, indicating that they're nonbinary.
338	* AmbiguouslyEvil: If you show a photo of them to Putunia, she claims that they "fight for evil," but then again, Putunia is a very idealistic young girl whose ultimate goal in life is to be a superhero.
339	* CreepyChild: Blank eyes, stoic expression, rarely says anything more than they need to, and threatens to steal your kidneys if you punch them.
340	* ForTheLulz: Their quests include punching 20 people with a boxing glove and a staring contest, among other things, and they call Flower Kid a patsy upon being made happy, implying that they only wanted to have some fun.
341	* StickyFingers: Steals regularly from the other Habiticians, who can't really piece together why - the fact that you get rid of two of the items they give you by giving them to other Habiticians only serves to add to the confusion.
342	* TerseTalker: Rarely says more than one or two words at a time, and their requests to Flower Kid are more akin to orders.
343	* ThereCanOnlyBeOne: Tim Tam doesn't seem to like other purple-skinned characters, if their reactions to Marv and Jerafina's photos are anything to go by.
344	[[/folder]]
345
346	[[folder:Borbra Luddington]]
347	!!!'''Voiced by: Day Lane'''
348	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/borbra.png]]
349	A very large woman with a love for bird watching, asks for help getting a "Y'owl" to have as a pet.
350	----
351	* AbhorrentAdmirer: A downplayed variant for Ronbo. She insists he's totally into her, while he... doesn't quite know what to make of her. Her giving him a bouquet of chicken's feet only served to confuse him further.
352	* AnimalMotifs: Birds
353	* BigFun: Is one of the biggest and broadest characters in the game, and one of the Habiticians more often used for comic relief. She herself claims she's roughly 10 feet tall.
354	* CuteOwl: While it can look pretty creepy when you catch it at night, her pet owl, Rice Pilaf, is pretty adorable, especially when it's perched on her hand.
355	* PunnyName: Her name is a portmanteau of "borb" (a corruption of "bird"), and "Barbra."
356	[[/folder]]
357
358	[[folder:Questionette]]
359	!!!'''Voiced by: Samanthuel Louise Gillson'''
360	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/questionette_3.png]]
361	An enigmatic foreigner whose dialogue can only be understood with a decoder.
362	----
363	* {{Emoticon}}: Often uses them.
364	* FunnyForeigner: Suspected to be French, and her main gimmick is that she's barely intelligible without the Quik Translate.
365	* OffscreenBreakup: With Wallus, thanks to their wildly different lifestyles and him losing the translator that made it possible to understand her to begin with. Whoops.
366	* OnlyOneName: The only Habitician with no last name, unless you count Tim Tam as a first name by itself.
367	* TheUnintelligible: Without the QuikTranslate, her dialogue is a mix of WordSaladHumor and complete gibberish.
368	[[/folder]]
369
370	[[folder:Marv Truncler]]
371	!!!'''Voiced by: Yugo Limbo'''
372	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/marv_9.png]]
373	An old fisherman standing on the small pond at the courtyard.
374	----
375	* MiniatureSeniorCitizens: One of the shorter characters in the game.
376	* RamblingOldManMonologue: If given a kiss, Marv will list all of the fish that can be caught using kisses... and the list goes on forever. Literally.
377	* ScatterbrainedSenior: Doesn't seem to care for much else besides fishing. Taking his photograph to Wallus reveals that his "fishing pond" is actually a puddle he refused to let Wallus clean up.
378	[[/folder]]
379
380	[[folder:Kamal Bora]]
381	!!!'''Voiced by: Frankie Green'''
382	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kamal_7.png]]
383	The very nervous former assistant of Dr. Habit. He helps in the confrontation with Habit after you brush his teeth.
384	----
385	* AmbiguousSituation: How exactly he stopped being Dr. Habit's assistant isn't clear - if you shake your head "no" when Wallus asks you for a favor (while under the impression he's speaking to Kamal) he'll claim that he and Kamal quit together, but if you refuse Kamal's offer to tell you about the incident with Martha, he himself will say that Habit fired him. His feelings toward Dr. Habit himself are also hard to make sense of, since he seems to cycle between scorn, pity, and some semblance of genuine affection all within the same conversation (i.e. calling him a "big softie" only a few lines after saying he's unhinged.) Considering he was Dr. Habit's assistant since day one of the Habitat, and it's implied they were close before Habit really started to lose it, this is probably intentional.
386	* DeadpanSnarker: Not often, but his humor can get pretty dry when talking about any of the other Habiticians.
387	--> '''Kamal (when shown Tim Tam's photo):''' I can assure you, little pal, that if you ever wake up with one less tooth than normal... You can probably trace it back to this one.
388	* EveryoneHasStandards: He's not willing to deal with Dr. Habit face to face any time soon (nor is it clear just how much he knew about Habit's true plans) but he doesn't feel right about ignoring the issue completely, given that it's ''very'' likely that Habit could harm others or himself with how much his SanitySlippage has progressed. As a result, he tries to appeal to Flower Kid's reputation as an altruistic do-gooder to get them to snap Habit out of it without anyone getting hurt. [[spoiler:It's possible to disregard this, as one of the game's endings involves you pushing Dr. Habit off of the balcony, where he falls to his death.]]
389	* MeaningfulName: Kamal means "lotus" in Hindi - yet another callback to the game's running theme of flowers.
390	* MediumAwareness: Implied. In the bad ending, Kamal will muse about whether or not he and/or Flower Kid could have handled things differently, or if life had an "undo button." In the neutral ending, he outright says "maybe next time's the charm," before [[VerbalBackspace immediately taking it back and wondering what he was even talking about.]]
391	* MrExposition: Shares this role with Mirphy in the epilogue, being the one to gather the Habiticians in the first place, as well as prompt some of the more sentimental messages from them.
392	* NervousWreck: A layer of grime on his teeth makes it so that he's hardly able to focus until you manage to brush it off, one of his most frequently used sprites has him in a TroubledFetalPosition, and he first appears in one of Dr. Habit's morning announcements while Habit himself is describing the terrace as a place where people "stand up high and think about not existing," an obvious jab at Kamal himself. Thankfully, he seems to have mellowed out by the time the epilogue rolls around.
393	* RapidFireYes: This happens once you actually brush his teeth... only for him to apologize for making things weird.
394	* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Stopped being Dr. Habit's assistant after witnessing him have a nervous breakdown involving stealing everyone's dental supplies to clean "Martha" (who is, again, a giant gas-spewing piece of machinery) after it rusted in the rain, and then mocked Kamal for not keeping his teeth clean despite the fact that he had no way of doing so. It's unclear if he quit voluntarily or was fired, or if this was just the last straw in a long line of off-the-wall incidents, but the bottom line is that he's not willing to work for the guy again any time soon.
395	* SecretKeeper: Becomes this to Flower Kid in [[spoiler:the bad ending, promising that he won't tell anyone that they murdered Habit.]] He also acts as this to [[spoiler:Habit]] in the epilogue, keeping [[spoiler:his]] whereabouts a secret until [[spoiler:he]] makes an appearance.
396	* SeriousBusiness: Why did he stop being Dr. Habit's assistant to begin with? Because Habit made fun of his teeth. Granted it was preceded by Kamal bearing witness to an inconsolable Dr. Habit having a nervous breakdown. It's implied that this was far from the only instance of Kamal being caught up in Dr. Habit's strange and oftentimes irrational behavior, but compared to his coworkers' reasons for leaving or being dissatisfied with their jobs, it comes across as strikingly petty.
397	* SmallRoleBigImpact: Is introduced fairly late into the game, but is instrumental in helping the player access Dr. Habit's office once all necessary tasks are completed, thus triggering the confrontation with Habit. [[spoiler:Oddly enough, however, he won't be waiting for you if you get the good ending.]]
398	* WeUsedToBeFriends: It's implied that prior to the incident with Martha, Habit and Kamal were on surprisingly good terms - even when Kamal makes it clear that he's had enough of Habit for a good while, he seems confident that Habit still has a soft spot and can be reasoned with on some level, and in turn, [[https://66.media.tumblr.com/8ea547f21d479f4b65359bc57854e598/8cb7592d7dc557c2-8a/s500x750/c75164b9e039efc6ef229f765cf59abdff52483f.jpg it's revealed in Habit's final PSA]] that he still thinks of Kamal as a friend. There's also [[HoYay the trading card illustration]] mentioned under the entry for AmbiguouslyGay in Dr. Habit's character sheet. [[spoiler:Things seem to be looking up for them in the epilogue, where Kamal sheepishly admits to have been helping Habit through his recovery for the past year.]]
399	* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Disappears after [[spoiler:you achieve the good ending.]] It's especially odd considering he was the most invested in making sure both Flower Kid and Dr. Habit turned out alright.
400	[[/folder]]
401
402	[[folder:Wallus Breadbear]]
403	!!!'''Voiced by: Day Lane'''
404	The ex-janitor of the Habitat. He's been living in the walls of the boiler room ever since Dr. Habit gave him a particularly nasty dose of public humiliation, and seems to know all the Habiticians.
405	----
406	* MeaningfulName: Wall-us.
407	* MisterExposition: Bring him a photo of any of the other Habiticians, and he'll be able to tell you something about their personality, interests, or involvement in one of the many NoodleIncidents that have taken place at the Habitat since its opening (although he'll think he's talking to them.)
408	* HeterosexualLifePartners: He really misses Kamal - and for what it's worth, Kamal does warn the player to be nice to Wallus, implying he's familiar with the latter's reclusive nature.
409	* HiddenDepths: Showing a photo of Lulia to him reveals he's passionate enough about screenwriting to have written one for her.
410	* OffscreenBreakup: Used to be in a relationship with Questionette, but broke up with her due to their vastly different lifestyles... and the fact that he lost the Quik Translate and couldn't understand her without it.
411	* ShrinkingViolet: Is ''very'' shy and withdrawn, to the point where not even Kamal knows where exactly he's gone after Habit lashed out at him.
412	* TheShutIn: He's been living in the walls of the boiler room for who knows how long - however much time has passed, it's enough for him to have information on just about every other Habitician.
413	* TheVoice: Is never seen on-screen, to the point where once the player finally manages to get a photo of him using the camera's flash feature, only one of his eyes shows up.
414	[[/folder]]
415
416	!Other
417
418	[[folder:Cowboy Bed]]
419	!!!'''Voiced by: Day Lane'''
420	A sapient talking bed who grows rather attached to Flower Kid as the game goes on.
421	----
422	* AnimateInanimateObject: He's a bed that talks to the player, and invites them to sleep on him.
423	* {{Cowboy}}: Evokes the idea of one, anyway. His VoiceGrunting is even a deep, drawn-out "yeehaw."
424	* InnocentInnuendo: His dialogue can get ''very'' suggestive, but more often than not he really is just talking about getting Flower Kid to sleep.
425	* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: [[spoiler:Doesn't make a peep during The Big Event, to signify just how much trouble Flower Kid is in.]]
426	* TheTease: As much of a tease as a bed can be, anyway. An awful lot of his dialogue leans on the flirtatious side.
427	[[/folder]]
428
429	[[folder:Carla(s)]]
430	!!!'''Voiced by: Unknown'''
431	Three robotic assistants who work at the carnival managing the attractions.
432	----
433	* AIIsACrapshoot: Averted. They're odd, for sure, but as far as the Habitat's machinery goes, they're among the most functional, and their "father," Dr. Habit, isn't exactly the sanest man around anyway.
434	* ArtisticLicenseEngineering: Appear to be almost fully functional AIs despite being about 95% scrap paper, which only serves to add to the strangeness of the Habitat at large.
435	* StrangeSyntaxSpeaker: Similar to her creator, the Fortune Teller Carla's dialogue is written to sound more akin to a text message than actual speech.
436	[[/folder]]

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