#chip morse

L: So, what happened to it?

G: It might have seriously overheated, Boss. 

L: Go find Morse, now.

Aaron Corbett

One of the oldest merchants at Nuka World

Feels he has earned his right to be grumpy and speak his mind

Honestly isn’t worried about repercussions for speaking his mind to the new Overboss, if he dies he dies

Chip Morse

Is probably the oldest male merchant at Nuka World

Didn’t even put up a fight when the Raiders took over

Is very happy to be alive, especially with how often he’s reminded that his life could be ended at the drop of a dime by any raider having a bad day

Fritsch

No one is really sure exactly how he ended up at Nuka World, but it seems like he’d been there longer than anyone else

Feels very honored that Colter thought of him as one of the gang (although Colter never specified which one) and lives in near constant worry the new Overboss might not share the same sentiment until he’s assured otherwise

No longer feels guilt or remorse for putting “innocent” people through Hell in the gauntlet, but he doesn’t exactly enjoy it either; it’s simply a job to him now

Harvey

Is very much a pacifist and feels it was completely unnecessary for the Raiders to kill or hurt anyone he cared about to get him to do what they wanted

After his wife and son were killed he no longer cared what happened to him and every time he’s sent out to lure people into the gauntlet he hopes one of them will put him out of his misery

The slave collar isn’t needed at all on him when he’s in the park despite his size, he wouldn’t hurt a bloat-fly

Keith Dawkins

Is the youngest of the merchants at Nuka World at nineteen

Lost both his parents and a sibling when the Raiders took over, although the sibling was killed later when they retaliated against the Raiders and was used to be “made an example of” along with a few others

Tries his best to stay cheerful but often breaks down and cries from the constant torment the Raiders put him through, hence Lauren usually putting him in the kitchen to keep him out of sight

Lauren Plummer

One of the oldest merchants at Nuka World, certainly the oldest female if not the oldest altogether

Reminds everyone of their mother or grandmother on purpose and can often be overheard lecturing the younger children that come into the Cafe about how she expects them to act according to the gang they’re from (allows the Pack children more wild freedom than the Operator children as she expects less of the Cubs and Pups than the Ladies and Gentlemen)

When Colter threatened to put a slave collar on her she threatened to bend him over her knee and spank him until he cried

Mackenzie Bridgeman

One of the newest additions to Nuka-World having been brought in by Colter

Is not actually a doctor and mostly new first aid, but thankfully found some medical books left by the previous inhabitants of Nuka-World and even requests them from traders to keep learning

She drew the short straw on asking the new Overboss about taking out the Raiders and freeing the merchants

Maddox

Does not actually partake in his own creations aside from testing out new concoctions and upgrades

Leaving the Raider life was like starting a new chapter for him and he opted to wear a slave collar rather than return to his old ways and join one of the gangs

Most people are intimidated by him from his sheer size and scarred face and while it does hurt him a little he does his best to remain cheerful and friendly in an attempt to make new friends with the traders

Shelbie Chase

Accidentally stumbled upon the park shortly after the Raiders took over and was forced into slavery to make up for the losses the Raiders had suffered from those that had fought back

Actually suffers night terrors from fear of Colter and the other Raiders and often needs to sleep with someone she trusts near-by incase of an attack, even after the new Overboss takes over