Chris Wells

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**Chris Wells**

Personal Information
Aliases
Chrissy (Sam Winston)

Status
Determinant

Residence
Territory One
 Harvia (Determinant)
 Biological Information

Identity
Not Specified

Pronouns
They/Them
Age
43 (Episode 1)
 44 (Episode 2)
 50 (Episode 3)

Family
Sam Winston (Sibling)
 Alex Winston (Sibling-in-law)
(Determinant)
Charlie Winston (Nephew)
Suzie Winston (Niece)
Cassandra Winston (Mother-in-law) (Determinant)
Patrick Winston (Father-in-law) (Determinant)

**Chris Wells** is a character in *Not For Broadcast*.

## Description

Chris is the wealthy older sibling to Sam Winston, and one of many affected by the Assets and Wealth Act. They're prominently against Advance due to their policies, believing no government should have the kind of power to take whatever they want and distribute it as they see fit.

## History

### Episode 1

#### Day 6: A Family Matter

*Main article:* Day 6: A Family Matter
Chris first appears in this late night carrying a suitcase. They spot Alex through the kitchen window and knock on the glass to get their attention. Alex lets them inside and Chris sits down at the kitchen table, noticably stressed.

Chris apologizes for coming so late and says to Alex that they have a favour to ask them. They express disdain towards Advance's new Assets and Wealth act, remarking that they are "taking people's hard-earned money to fund it to the lazy." They are also heartbroken by the fact that everything they've worked for will be taken away. Afterwards, Chris reveals that the favour is that they need to borrow Alex's passport due to theirs having been taken away and both of Alex's and Chris' similarities in appearances.

If Alex says that there's surely another way, Chris will express disbelief at them. They will argue by saying that they've done no wrong to Alex and/or Sam and have treated Suzie and Charlie as if they were Chris' own children. They will then aggresively ask Alex if whether family is meaningless to them or not.

**Should Alex agree to giving Chris the passport**, Chris will smile, thank Alex, and tell them that they will get in touch once they are safely out of the country. They then take the passport and exit the house.

**Should Alex refuse to give Chris the passport**, they will be disappointed and angry at Alex. Chris will then say to them that they will solve the matter on their own and will back-handedly tell Alex that their decision is family disloyalty. Afterwards, they exit the house in disappointment.

#### Day 15: A Late Night

*Main article:* Day 15: A Late Night
If Alex Winston's passport **was** given to Chris during Day 6, tickets to an opera will be sent to Alex by Chris, alongside a typed thank you letter claiming that they'll receive their passport soon enough.

If Alex Winston's passport **was not** given to Chris, a note left by Sam will reveal that Chris was evicted due to not paying rent, and that Sam has gone to pick up their belongings from the street.

#### Day 48: A Tight Christmas

*Main article:* Day 48: A Tight Christmas
If Alex Winston's passport **was** given to Chris, they will not be present during the Christmas family dinner. Alex thinks that they're on a tropical beach. Additionally, the amount of food will be lower presumably due to Alex not being able to receive their shares.

If Alex doesn't immediately make a toast, Cassandra will ask Sam if Chris will be present or not. Sam gently answers that they had to go away and then reassures her that everything is okay because of Alex. Charlie will then look at the empty seat and says that he misses Chris. Sam tells him that they all feel the same way. Alex hopes that Chris will return by next year.

If Alex Winston's passport **was not** given to Chris, Chris will be present for Christmas but deeply bitter and unhappy with Alex. Depending on choices made, Chris will either stay seated in frustration, escort an upset Suzie out, storm out due to Alex's provocative nature, or start a fight with Alex if they provoke them too much.