Villager

## Villager Samuel Sanders

Photo of Villager seen on all Book Covers

### Aliases

The Cutest Cutie-Pie Ever (Jason)Villager-Willager (Jason)Ugly Bean (Ness)Stupid Lesbian (Ness)Runt Baby (Robert)Shitstain (Jack)Disgusting Addiction (Robert's Parents)Runt Pig (Emily)Poop Face (Lucas)Stinky Barf (Lucas)Fat Soccer Ball (Benny)

### Family

Cat Peach (Mother figure in the Nintendo World)Jason Sanders (Adoptive Legal Guardian, Brother Figure)

### Other Relations

Robert Sanders (enemy)Frank Sanders (enemy)Mary Sanders (enemy)Jackson Remington-Smithe (enemy)Emily Newmont (enemy)Mitchell Myers (enemy)Gabriella Myers (enemy)Ness (former best friend, later enemy)Lucas (former best friend, later enemy)Benny (former best friend, later enemy)Jason Sanders (Best friend, brother figure, adoptive legal guardian)Cat Peach (Mother figure, Nintendo World legal guardian)

### Affiliation

Villager Sanders School For Kids (June 1-21, 2023), Cutie Pie Villager Media (June 18-August 5, 2023), State of New Chestnut Lake (September 28, 2023-May 25, 2024)

### Occupation

President of New Chestnut Lake (September 29, 2023-May 25, 2024)

## How I Met Villager Series

### Books

1, 2, 3

**Villager**, later named **Villager Samuel Sanders** by Jason, is the main antagonist of the How I met Villager Series.

## Personality

### From Perspective of Jason Sanders

Jason reports that Villager: "Is a bright, happy, amazing, kind boy. He would never hurt a soul. He is the most innocent thing to ever walk this earth." According to Jason , Villager exhibits an extremely kind and cute personality. Jason backs this up by mentioning that whenever him and Villager hold animals, Villager always "lets them go" though there is no concrete evidence to back this up. Jason is also seemingly blind to the spoiled nature of Villager. Jason says: "His cry could hurt a grown man's heart" and that "Villager deserves the world." Jason also reports after his death that: "He was so full of life and positivity."

### From Perspective of Everyone Else

Everyone else usually experiences the true nature of Villager's personality, which is bratty, spoiled, and arrogant, which Jason fuels by giving him everything he wants. Villager is also reported to cry extremely easily, even once bursting into tears when Jason hit a table with his fist in anger. Jason says that "he's just a sensitive kid," when asked about his spoiled nature. Villager is non-verbal, but always whines and pounds his fists on the floor when he wants something, and he usually gets it. Villager also shows no regard for the pets of anyone else, sometimes poking their eyes and running into them, even once stepping on Emily's dog Cherie and seriously injuring it. In regards to personal property of others, Villager is also extremely disrespectful of that as well. When visiting the houses on Creekwood Drive, Villager will pick up random items and run around and drool on them, often seriously damaging them in the process. It is estimated that Villager caused over $8,400 in property damages during his life. He is also seemingly clingy to Jason, usually grabbing onto his leg when he is scared. Villager also gets frightened easily, and it can trigger meltdowns if he is jumpscared at all. He also gets scared and starts crying when he wets the bed for unknown reasons.

### Sexuality

Villager is shown to have slightly weird interactions with other characters his age in the books (particularly Ness, Lucas, and Benny), sometimes grabbing their heads and kissing them and touching them in strange places. Though it was never confirmed, it is highly likely that Villager is gay.

## Intelligence and Health

### Speech and Intelligence

Villager is shown to have no vocabulary and very low intelligence. When Villager was IQ tested by a young children's doctor, his IQ was estimated at 41, which is over 50 below average. The only word Villager is known to say throughout the whole series is "Da!" The word "Da!" does not mean anything and nobody has ever been able to figure out what "Da!" meant, as Villager said it during almost every emotion he went through. However, other actions made by Villager can offer some clue to how he is feeling. Whenever Villager is happy, he usually screams or squeals loudly and laughs. When he has watery, big eyes looking at something, it means he is scared. When he pounds his fists and legs, it means he has been told no and is angry. When Villager says "Da!" more softly, it usually means he is tired. When he screams when his eyes are filled with tears, it means he is extremely sad.

### Weight

Villager is slightly overweight despite being called "a happy, healthy kid" in the Villager Guidebook, which led to his nickname: "Ugly Bean." An average three year-old boy weighs 31 pounds, while Villager weighs about 42, which led to him being slightly obese, which got worse after Jason and him took over Chestnut Lake. By the time of Villager's death, he weighed nearly 48 pounds, which was considered "unhealthy" for his age.

### Accidents

Villager is shown to have accidents quite often. When Villager uses the toilet, he is always brought there by Jason and never goes on his own. At some times, Villager may have accidents every day. This is mostly bed-wetting but there are a few occasions in public. Like mentioned previously, Villager gets scared and watery-eyed when he wets the bed, and this likely stems from a time where Ness bullied Villager for peeing his pants in public, which likely resulted in some trauma.

## Emotions

### Liking People

Villager, despite not talking does have some ways of showing that he does or doesn't like people. He usually trusts someone when he grabs onto their leg when he is scared, shakes their head saying "Da!" and letting people play with him. This is only shown around Jason. When he doesn't like someone, he usually whines when they are around, acts extra spoiled around them, or shows disregard for their property.

### Bed-Wetting

Villager is shown to have some sort of emotional reaction when he wets the bed. In chapters where Villager has wet the bed, his eyes usually start filling up with tears and is shown to be incredibly scared. It is not known why he shows this, but it is possible it stems from being bullied by Ness for peeing his pants in school.

## Relations

### Jason

Jason is the only character in the story to like Villager the whole way through. The relationship between Jason and Villager is almost described as a brother-like relationship, where Jason is a brother figure to Villager. Villager is also shown to like and trust Jason a lot, letting Jason play with him, tuck him in, and even help give him baths. Jason loves Villager immensely, seeing Villager as almost a little brother. Jason is extremely protective of Villager, and usually lets him have whatever he wants.

### Robert

Robert's relationship with Villager is the exact opposite of Jason's.