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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an older man who works as an antique deliveryman for [[Lysette's Antiques]], and previously as a roofer for [[Ira]]. He has a [[dog]]. Throughout the main story, he works to make his final delivery to [[5 Dogwood Drive]], discovering and traveling [[the Zero]] in the process. He is the character around which events in {{KRZ}} focus, and the main character controlled by players. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an older man who works as an antique deliveryman for [[Lysette's Antiques]], and previously as a roofer for [[Ira]]. He has a [[dog]]. Throughout the main story, he works to make his final delivery to [[5 Dogwood Drive]], discovering and traveling [[the Zero]] in the process. He is the character around which events in {{KRZ}} focus, and the main character controlled by players. | ||
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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 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]]. | ||
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Conway has a brother, but says he doesn't know how to get ahold of him these days. | Conway has a brother, but says he doesn't know how to get ahold of him these days. | ||
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Revision as of 10:34, 1 February 2018
CONWAY: No, but ... It's awful to say, but: sometimes I kind of wish she would.
Conway is an older man who works as an antique deliveryman for Lysette's Antiques, and previously as a roofer for Ira. He has a dog. Throughout the main story, he works to make his final delivery to 5 Dogwood Drive, discovering and traveling the Zero in the process. He is the character around which events in Kentucky Route Zero focus, and the main character controlled by players.
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.
In the Museum of Dwellings found in Act II, Conway encounters an empty cabin which he identifies as his childhood home.
Family
Conway has a brother, but says he doesn't know how to get ahold of him these days.
Name
Conway is likely named after John Conway, a famous mathematician known for Conway's Game of Life.
