Vanderwood Husbando

Vanderwood is seen to have a disliking towards 707 at the start of the route, often saying he will 'taser' him if he doesn't complete his work on time, which is a very harsh thing to do. Vanderwood seems to be rather shut off from people, including Seven and appears to do everything his 'boss' tells him to do. His personality seems to change in the after ending, as he changes from the boss's pet to a bit of a risk taker, as he took Seven's offer of running away from the agency and the boss, as they were going to dispose of Vanderwood for failing to capture and silence 707. After this Vanderwood becomes scared and uncertain where to go next, and decides to take Seven's option of changing his name and running away with Seven, MC and Saeran. Another Story Vanderwood has a relaxed but sarcastic attitude when interacting with MC as he jokes around and thanks her if the player calls him handsome. Ray's After Ending Vanderwood has the same sarcastic attitude as in Another Story. He's shown to be very afraid of the agency and what they can do, telling the player and Saeran to run away and not get affiliated with them in any way. Despite this, he says that he's isn't going to do anything extra for the agency because he's "too lazy". Vanderwood sees himself as "not a good person", saying that he's selfish, ruthless, and coldblooded. If the player compliments him by calling him nice or if she implies that Vanderwood cares about Seven, he always denies it. He's still empathetic though, as he agrees to help Saeran and the player save Seven after seeing the two twins interact. He's also clever - he came up with the plan to save Seven, which included planting fake information and anticipating the agency's moves. Vanderwood has pale skin, light brown eyes, and shoulder length light brown hair. He is seen wearing a black shirt with a purple collar, and a black jacket with animal print patterns on the underside. Role Where or what background Vanderwood comes from is a big mystery, as he had joined the agency, and anyone joining the agency is required to have no family. He is told that Seven ran to the agency away from a drunken, abusive mother and to help his sick brother, but no one knows what Vanderwood has had to suffer to get where he is now.