Mr. Twigmeyer is a next door neighbor of Mae in Possum Springs.
Appearance[]
Mr. Twigmeyer is a light gray goat complete with two black, backward facing horns and a lighter gray beard. His eyes are turquoise and possesses normal circular irises. He wears a blue flannel shirt with dark brown slacks and black shoes.
Personality[]
Mr. Twigmeyer is a kind neighbor, in contrast to Mr. Penderson. Despite Mae's troublesome nature, he still considered her like a daughter. He also thought her to either go on to do great things or nothing at all.
Story[]
Mr. Twigmeyer is a minor character, first appearing during the first chapter, second day. He is the first character Mae can interact with outside her house. Mr. Twigmeyer and Mae catch up.
The second and final time Mr. Twigmeyer appears is during the third chapter, when Mae is found and taken to the First Coalescence Church. Contrast to Mr. Penderson, Mr. Twigmeyer wishes for Mae to get well soon, and hopes for the people who harmed her to be found.
Theory[]
There are small hints that point to Mr. Twigmeyer possibly being a part of the cult.
The way that he describes Mae the first time they meet in-game; Mae either being destined for greatness or nothing at all, links up with the general feel the cult has for the younger, more "aimless" citizens of Possum Springs, and appears to also be his general beliefs. He also appears to be, if not surprised, taken aback by Mr. and Mrs. Boroswki's description on the events that transpired that night, as though he may know otherwise.
There is a cult member that recognizes Mae on the night she gets injured, and although he is hooded, unnamed, and shrouded in darkness, it's possible this was Mr. Twigmeyer, based on the fact that the cult member instantly recognizes her, even in darkness, and the fact that they appear to have the same type of spoken cadence.
He is also one of the few characters to not re-appear in the epilogue. Whether any of this means Mr. Twigmeyer is a part of the cult or not remains unknown.
Trivia[]
- Mr. Twigmeyer's main fur pattern is slightly lighter, and his shirt gains a collar, in his standing pose.