What kind of apartment would the Richard roles all have?
(a small amount of this is based off my Tomodachi island where I have a bunch of them)
Tryst.
We've seen this man he's too broke for a real apartment. He lives in one of those cemented and poorly painted cheap apartments on the shitty side of town. Every night is uncomfortable but he makes it work. He sleeps in a bean bag and has a mini fridge. Almost all his furniture is gifted to him by friends or leftover by people who trash his parties.
Erik.
He's a step above tryst. He actually lives above the tattoo parlor, y'know in the little upstairs area you can see in the background. 200% that's a live in apartment. Part of why you never see a room for him or anything is because the tattoo parlor basically is his house. Also why none of his family knew where he was after it burned down. He only goes over when he's off work and has the social energy to see them. Mainly he's just there for bobby or Julia. It's a messy studio apartment. He uses a futon to sleep on and has a mobile DVD player he brings with him because he's old school like that. He will judge you if you judge him for this. Thriving off cup ramen and coupons for food in magazine books.
Alex Taylor.
He started rooming with Owen Mercer, since Owen doesn't mind making space for Alex and is actually extremely helpful with ensuring the space is friendly for Alex. Owen raves on and on about his ploys and schemes to Alex, while Alex offers advice and suggestions. Owen found out Alex hums along to music whenever he's playing something and working, so he's made an effort to work in the living room so Alex has music to listen to more clearly. He also hasn't told Alex yet, but he's making him a better sight cane that he can more effectively whack people who annoy him.
Max.
It's not his apartment. He broke in. The poor souls have to share with him. They don't want to share with him. He has threatened them so badly they're scared of leaving and they're scared of fighting back. He calls them "family" but none of them feel welcomed by him at all. He's an absolute mess aside from tearing a family apart for a comfortable bed to sleep in. Does he sleep actually? Nobody in the apartment has ever seen him sleep.
Kirk.
He's also sharing, but it's with William. He thought it was a bad idea at first, as his personality clashed hard with Williams. With time they mellowed eachother out though. Both like keeping things organized and neat, and any time William gets on Kirks nerves he just hides all his tennis stuff for him to find.
Jake
The bear got to him first
Seth durand
That mf lives in that busted down house in the woods are you joking he can't afford an apartment so he's living in a condemned building and nobody knows he's there. He lives like a rat. He's seen Alex wright come around a few times to film thinking the place is haunted. He hates when Alex shows up without warning.
Alex wright.
He's reluctantly living with Clay in an apartment. Clay almost reminds him of Trevor, but not enough to fully fill that gap for the friend that he once had before everything changed. Clay is too nice, at least by Alex's standards. Too calm, too laid back, too normal compared to Trevor. He knows it's wrong to compare the two, but he does. Clay somehow has the money to cover the entire apartment, leaving Alex to just do whatever he wants. He doesn't ask clay questions, free living is free living. He heads out pretty often still to go explore other haunted locations, and uses it as an excuse to fuck with Seth durand.
Vern.
Oh no, no no. No apartment. He's just fine in his cabin thank you very much.
Kale.
Also no. Apartments are designed to get filthy in his opinion. He would rather rot than live in an apartment.
Danny
Similarly to Erik he lives in a studio apartment, except its above a restaurant he works part time at to afford his filming equipment. It's relatively cleaned up, and not too messy.
Joe.
Angelo took him in at some point. That man is not going to be forced to live in a shitty apartment.
Lars.
Lives in an apartment where he also has two cats to keep him company. There is fur everywhere, but he's welcomed by the fluff. It's a little bit of a mess but it's more like it is cozily lived in. He enjoys it, so should you if you ever came by.
John murphy
Even if you tried to sell him on the idea of an apartment he would find it disgusting to live in such a small enclosed space. Call it trauma from the bunker, but absolutely not. Somehow he's living with Vern in the cabin because Vern offered the space up for John to be more comfortable in exchange for him helping cook and clean around the place. The two actually get along surprisingly well most days.
