eva and the vagabonds letters from the moon

#EVA AND THE VAGABONDS LETTERS FROM THE MOON SKIN#
#EVA AND THE VAGABONDS LETTERS FROM THE MOON SOFTWARE#

Neil is a young man with a medium skin tone and short, neat brown hair parted in the middle. He takes painkillers to relieve the intense periodic pain he experiences because of the disease, lying to people about it as he didn't want them to worry: the disease can take a turn for the worse and become fatal at any time. Later, in Impostor Factory, Neil is revealed to have inherited a rare disease from his mother, Lynri Watts. Again, he lies to Eva about what he's doing. He still takes them in Finding Paradise this time, the player directly takes him to the car to get them instead of witnessing it through Eva's perspective. He takes them again at the post-credits scene. If Eva discovers the painkillers while rummaging the car to sample the roadkill scent, he lies to her that he takes them because he walked into a concrete wall otherwise, he tells her he's going to the car to feed his virtual pet. In To the Moon, Neil is revealed to be taking strong painkillers. He also seems to frequently find trouble in his job, though Eva has always (unwillingly) got him covered.

#EVA AND THE VAGABONDS LETTERS FROM THE MOON SOFTWARE#

Aside from taking care of patients, he also strives to improve the workings of the machine, modifying both its software and hardware on his own, even illegally testing it on Colin Reeds in Finding Paradise. In the job, he grows fond of his patients, as noted in To the Moon and the Sigmund Minisodes. In Sigmund Minisode 1, he claims that he works there for the money later, in Impostor Factory, it is revealed that his job choice was driven by his illness. Neil has worked for the company for several years prior to the events of To the Moon. He followed Eva to work at Sigmund Corporation after he graduated. He and Eva went to the same high school, and although he normally shunned people out of his life due to his illness, they became close.

He starts his caffeine addiction to hide his sleeplessness from his disapproving mother. His mother passed away when he was little due to the disease.Īs a child, Neil used to go stargazing every year with his grandfather outside the city where he lived.

He inherited a genetic disease from his mother, which causes him to experience intense episodes of pain. Neil was born an only child to Quincy Reynard and Lynri Watts.

Eva and the vagabonds letters from the moon