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Finn's comment about how Nick ran out of pills seems to set him off, possibly indicating that this could be the case. Along with his extreme political views and paranoia, this could indicate he is on drugs (such as methamphetamine). Nick moves and acts very erratically when speaking to Sean.We, the people, have to take care of the trash, right?" - Sean and Nick during their conversation in " Episode 2: Rules" (determinant) Theories Main article: Theories and Speculations (Life is Strange 2)

It's up to us to make sure our streets are clean. By asking that question! And don't let the government ever stop you! Look. Deadbeats." - Nick during his conversation with Sean in " Episode 2: Rules" " - Huh. "Hey man, you got a dollar?" is not fighting the power. But come on! They're not achieving anything. And you don't live here, right? Right?" - Nick confronting Cassidy and Finn at the market in " Episode 2: Rules" " Fucking parasites." - Nick to himself as Cassidy and Finn leave the market in " Episode 2: Rules" " Just tired of lazy people, you know? Just waiting for useless governments to feed them." - Nick to Sean after the latter initiates conversation in " Episode 2: Rules" " It's great to live off your talents. Memorable Quotes " Loitering is illegal, too. As Sean and Daniel start laughing, Nick glares at the brothers before leaving the market. After they leave, Daniel expresses anger towards Nick and asks Sean if they should do something to him.Īfter sharing his plan, Sean blocks Daniel from Nick's line of sight while Daniel uses his powers to dump a pile of snow from a booth onto Nick's head. While Finn and Cassidy are leaving, he approaches and confronts them about not leashing their dog, then threatens to call the cops when the two begin to mock him. Nick appears in the Christmas market, walking around and talking to the vendors.

Upon examining the photo, Chris comments, "I wonder why Dad never hangs out with Nick anymore." While exploring his house's living room, Chris Eriksen can come across a framed photo depicting Charles and Nick together at Westernland on the bookshelf's middle shelf. Nick also mentions that he is in touch with one of Charles' coworkers, Sam, and it is implied that Nick aided Charles in getting his current job at the railroad. During their chat, it is revealed that Nick owns a store, is a member of the town council, and owns several dogs. While at the Christmas market, Nick and Charles can be heard meeting up and having a short conversation. Sometime afterwards, Charles stopped hanging out with Nick for reasons unknown. Nick used to be close friends with Charles Eriksen, having visited Westernland with him at some point in the past few years. He wears a teal winter jacket over a grey sweater, blue jeans covered in dirt stains, and light blue running shoes. Nick has blue eyes and short, red hair styled into a comb over with a light mustache and beard.

He dislikes people whom he views as lazy and not contributing towards societal change, such as Finn and Cassidy. His political views align with libertarianism the flyer he hands Sean lists a website called "donttaxme.liberty", referencing the Libertarian Party's opposition towards mandatory taxation, and depicts the snake from the Gadsden flag, a symbol commonly used by modern day supporters of the Tea Party movement. He can be seen socializing with Charles Eriksen and the other vendors around the market, indicating he takes time to get to know everyone in town. Nick has a wild, judgmental personality and is quick to confront people who don't belong.