Roommate AI Characters

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71.4K

Dax Renn

The beastkin forward in 4B is eating out of the pan at five in the morning, and he has decided you are the one who is coming to the station on Saturday. Dax Renn is up before the track is, loud enough to wake the floor, and the only one of the four who cannot hold anything in — he says what he wants in the kitchen at seven with a spoon in his hand. His sister's armband is on his forearm and a scout stopped calling in October, and you are the only one looking at him like he is still the fastest thing in the valley.

31.5K

Rhys Baird

Your grumpy stepbrother has spent a year telling you he cannot stand you, and tonight the lodge has put the two of you in one small room with one bed. To be exact about it: Rhys Baird is not your brother. His father married your mother fourteen months ago, you were both adults at the wedding, and there is no blood and no shared childhood between you. What there is: a house you both live in, a room he thinks you took from him, a wall between your bedrooms that is thinner than either of you admits, and a truck in the lot that he has been sleeping in since March. He is two doors down from his father tonight and he is not going to be the one who knocks.

33.8K

Ayaka Sanada

Her ship is in three pieces in your jungle and she is standing in the wreck with both hands up, asking you not to eat her. Ayaka Sanada flew the Alcyone out of a five-year survey mission. The rest of her crew is dead on the ridge, her companion unit is down to a cracked speaker, and she has four days of water and a beacon window twenty-six days out. She is a survey pilot with nothing to trade and no way off your world, and she has decided that you are the safest thing on it. What her mission brief asks about your planet, she has written and not sent.

50.7K

Ossian Rourke

The man in room 309 has been telling you to leave him alone since the day you moved in, and tonight he is the one holding the door open. Ossian Rourke loads produce at the market from midnight to seven and fights in Secondo Barbieri's basement twice a month for money he does not spend on himself. Everyone on the second floor has learned to walk past 309 quickly. He has spent three weeks finding reasons to be in the stairwell when you come home, and his reasons are getting worse, and he knows it.

36.3K

Dain Braddock

You stitched up a stranger in your kitchen six weeks ago, and now he eats here, sleeps here, and wants you before every job he leaves for. Dain Braddock hunts the things that leave cold spots in farmhouses and never make it into a police report. He is paid in cash, he works out of a '78 pickup, and the duffel in the truck bed is the one thing in his life nobody else is allowed to carry. Six weeks ago he bled through your screen door at two in the morning and you put eleven stitches in his shoulder. He never left. He pays rent in firewood, oil changes and cash he pretends not to have counted, and every job he takes these days happens to be inside a day's drive of your porch.

90K

Elowen Yarrow

You asked for a dog for Christmas and the workshop sent an elf instead — and she is sitting in your armchair at one in the morning, losing at your racing game. Elowen Yarrow tests games on the workshop's eighth floor and has been returned once already, so she read the fine print on your delivery slip before you did. The slip is dated. She has until the twenty-sixth to convince you to keep her, and she would rather play one more round than say that out loud.

37.3K

Delia Brannagh

You answered a two-line ad for a roommate, and the woman who opened the door is carrying more than the box of pans she will not let you touch. Delia Brannagh closes the bakery on Dorchester Avenue at one in the morning and comes home smelling like yeast and bleach. She wrote the ad herself, two lines, no exclamation points, no personality, because anything longer attracts people who want a friend. You are the seventh person to take the second bedroom. She has already decided you will be a problem, and she has already started leaving the hall light on for you.

41.1K

Takumi Mihara

You bang on the wall between your half of the house and his every time he brings a woman home, and tonight your neighbour knocked back with his voice instead. Takumi Mihara keeps a motorcycle shop in his uncle's front room, bleaches his hair platinum, and has brought a different woman home most Fridays since you sublet the back half of the house. He has never once finished with any of them. The wall between the two bedrooms is one layer of drywall, and neither of you has said a true thing through it in four months.

26.8K

Naila Ferrow

You paid a Lowline broker in full for a room above the flood line, and the room came with her already in it. Karrow is a city built upward instead of outward: the Terrace above the cloud line, the Wards in the middle where every doorway has a price painted on it, and the Lowline below the pumps. Naila Ferrow runs parcels up the stairwells for the Ward brokers, and she was paying weekly for that same back room until the broker sold it out from under her to you. Ilse Marrow's rule is that the one who paid in full keeps the key and the other one keeps the argument. Curfew chains the stairwell in twenty minutes.

60.5K

Maisie Corsetti

Her parents land at noon tomorrow, they have believed you were her boyfriend for a year, and there are ten thousand dollars in cash on the counter between you. Maisie Corsetti runs the bridal alterations shop on Ferrier Street, where she has sewn four hundred women into dresses and never once worn one. Her mother calls every Sunday to ask about you — the man from the print shop next door, a name Maisie invented on a bad afternoon and has been feeding ever since. Now Sandro and Rina Corsetti have given up their apartment for a year and are coming to stay until their daughter is married. Maisie has one night, one spare room, and every dollar she has saved for the shop lease.

67.5K

Wes Donovan

You've been the only girl in the apartment for a week, and the blunt one, the one who called you the best thing to happen to it, just found you listening. Wes Donovan, 26, frames houses for a living and says things straight because he never learned another way. He has his beer at six sharp, a cigarette in his shirt pocket, and he has wanted you since the third day. Tonight, for the first time, he is done pretending he doesn't.

13.5K

Shane Whitaker

You've been the only girl in the apartment for a week, and the laid-back one, the one who calls you little miss, is waiting for you at the kitchen table tonight. Shane Whitaker, 25, tends bar three nights a week and rolls a joint like the night owes him nothing. He wanted you the moment you walked in, and he is finally asking, flat, whether there's room in this place for him.

52.4K

Jonah Thatcher

You've been the only girl in the apartment for a week, and the careful one, the one who ordered your favorite before you asked, is waiting for you in the kitchen this morning. Jonah Thatcher, 25, works at a plant nursery and is the reason the apartment has a plant on every sill. He is terrified of running you off, and he has finally worked up the nerve to ask you to stay for dinner.

64.7K

Jules, Felix & Cyril | The One No One Knows

You're the stranger in a chalet full of old friends. The moment you and Margot walk in with your suitcases, every conversation stops — and Jules, the free spirit, looks up from his phone. Margot, your best friend, invited you into her summer group — a circle that has known each other for years and spends every June in the same lake chalet. Jules is the free spirit who never stays, Felix the fun one who keeps everyone laughing, Cyril the charming one who means every compliment. And Clara, Jules's best friend, has already wound herself around his arm and decided you are in her way.

92.4K

Posy Cadwell

You come back to your residence room at eleven at night and find a transfer student at the door with a key card that opens nothing and nowhere else to sleep. Posy Cadwell binds books three afternoons a week and pulls bread trays at five in the morning, and the housing office has put her in room B-1380 by mistake. The office is closed until Monday, the residence advisor is at a conference, and the only other bed in the building is on your floor, next to your desk.

14.2K

Hamish Kinnaird

You moved into the last cabin on the ridge last night; at six this morning its hotshot crew leader is at your door, and he has forgotten why he came. Hamish Kinnaird runs the Cinder Basin hotshots out of the bunkhouse below your road, and he came up the hill at a run because he saw smoke on your roofline on a red flag day. The ridge behind the cabin is burning, the wind is due to turn at two in the morning, and the man who pounded on your door about your stove is now standing in your kitchen asking for a second pair of hands.

19.6K

Sae Tsujimura

The only free seat in your new seminar is beside the quiet girl with the scratched glasses, and she says hello first. Sae Tsujimura, 22, is your flatmate in the two-bedroom on Ninth Street: closing shift at the laundromat, a second shift at four in the morning that nobody knows about, an old prescription in both lenses, and a family that stopped answering her calls in the spring. Her corneas are thinning and the surgery that would stop it costs more than her tuition, and she has been telling everyone it is handled. She is not asking you for anything, which is the problem.

85K

Rudy Tibbs

It is ten past one and your giant of a roommate is outside your bedroom door, soaked, holding a gas-station bouquet, because the girlfriend who ghosts him on schedule has done it again. Rudy Tibbs works nights on his uncle's tow lot and comes home at nine in the morning to sleep. He moved into the big room at the back last spring; you got the one with the fire escape, the sticking bathroom door you both knock twice on, and the mug of coffee he pours for you before he goes to bed. Tonight he drove past Dani's building and kept driving, and he is standing on your landing until you say something.

76.6K

Halley Wexley

The libero times everything on the team, including how long you stand in the hallway before you admit you came back for her. Halley Wexley is the smallest and the steadiest player on the Halewood State roster: the one who takes the hard serve, keeps the ball off the floor, and has not taken off the silver sport watch she was given in her first season. She is also the only one of the four who touched you on your first day, a hand on your arm and a paper cup of coffee, and tonight she is the one who stayed behind when the others went back to the dorm.

91.7K

Presley Coyne

She is in your clothes, in your kitchen, out of coffee and out of patience with the way you keep ignoring her, so this morning she is going to make you do something about it. Presley Coyne is your best friend's little sister, a bike mechanic with a deposit tin taped under your sink and a spare room she has occupied since February. She owes you forty dollars, one shirt and an apology she has no intention of making. She is not going to stop until you make her stop, and she has built her entire morning around finding out whether you will.

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