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== Life and work ==

Conway is implied to have been ~~an alcoholic and~~ delinquent from a relatively young age, ditching school with [[Lysette]] in favor of bars. He worked odd jobs for some time afterward until he was hired by a small roof repair company run by Lysette's husband, [[Ira]]. He was fired and re-hired multiple times due to his alcoholism and unreliability, and slept in their barn. Conway feels responsible for the death of [[Charlie]], Ira and Lysette's son who slipped off a roof while filling in for Conway, who at the time was too drunk to perform the job. At some point, he gave up drinking. After Ira's death, Conway adopted Ira's [[dog]] and, using Ira's old truck, became a deliveryman for [[Lysette's Antiques]].

Conway has struggled with alcoholism throughout his life and is implied to have been a delinquent from a relatively young age, ditching school with [[Lysette]] in favor of bars. He worked odd jobs for some time afterward until he was hired by a small roof repair company run by Lysette's husband, [[Ira]]. He was fired and re-hired multiple times due to his alcoholism and unreliability, and slept in their barn. Conway feels responsible for the death of [[Charlie]], Ira and Lysette's son who slipped off a roof while filling in for Conway, who at the time was too drunk to perform the job. At some point, he gave up drinking. After Ira's death, Conway adopted Ira's [[dog]] and, using Ira's old truck, became a deliveryman for [[Lysette's Antiques]].

In the [[Museum of Dwellings]] found in [[Act II]], Conway encounters an empty cabin which he identifies as his childhood home.

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 == Life and work ==
-Conway is implied to have been an alcoholic and delinquent from a relatively young age, ditching school with [[Lysette]] in favor of bars. He worked odd jobs for some time afterward until he was hired by a small roof repair company run by Lysette's husband, [[Ira]]. He was fired and re-hired multiple times due to his alcoholism and unreliability, and slept in their barn. Conway feels responsible for the death of [[Charlie]], Ira and Lysette's son who slipped off a roof while filling in for Conway, who at the time was too drunk to perform the job. At some point, he gave up drinking. After Ira's death, Conway adopted Ira's [[dog]] and, using Ira's old truck, became a deliveryman for [[Lysette's Antiques]].
+Conway has struggled with alcoholism throughout his life and is implied to have been a delinquent from a relatively young age, ditching school with [[Lysette]] in favor of bars. He worked odd jobs for some time afterward until he was hired by a small roof repair company run by Lysette's husband, [[Ira]]. He was fired and re-hired multiple times due to his alcoholism and unreliability, and slept in their barn. Conway feels responsible for the death of [[Charlie]], Ira and Lysette's son who slipped off a roof while filling in for Conway, who at the time was too drunk to perform the job. At some point, he gave up drinking. After Ira's death, Conway adopted Ira's [[dog]] and, using Ira's old truck, became a deliveryman for [[Lysette's Antiques]].
 In the [[Museum of Dwellings]] found in [[Act II]], Conway encounters an empty cabin which he identifies as his childhood home.

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