Wilson

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Perhaps your jealousy is a sign that you need to take another look at your business model. Why can't you just be happy for me?

― Wilson, Relationship Contract Legal Recording

Wilson was a passenger on board the Aurora, and the former partner of Elheim.

Pre-Crash

Aboard the Aurora Wilson had a relationship with fellow passenger Elheim. They were also close to Huggins. Upon finding out that Wilson had never used a Prawn Suit, Huggins tries to convince them to try one out and gives them the code to Cabin 1 on the Aurora and tells Wilson to visit if they wish to use his spare Prawn Suit.

The next time Wilson is heard of is in the Relationship Contract Legal Recording where Wilson requests to reduce theirs and Elhiem’s contact hours to zero. Elheim reacts with jealousy and states that Wilson is dumping them to spend more time with the guys in prawn bay. Wilson states that it’s still a relationship of a kind and that Elheim’s jealousy is a sign that they need to take another look at their own business model.

Post-Crash

Wilson is not heard of or spoken of after the crash. It is likely that they did not make it to a Lifepod and did not survive the crash.

Relevant Data Downloads

Sweet Offer

“	From: Huggins To: Wilson You're telling me you've been on this rig more than a year and you never took a ride on the outside? Well now, you've only gone and gotten yourself a friend with the keys to a GIANT FRICKING ROBOT SUIT. We've plain got nothing to do 'til we get starside to work on the gate. You want to taste the stars you've only got to say - my spare Prawn suit's got your name on it. You don't know what power feels like 'til you've crushed an asteroid with your bare, heavily mechanically-augmented hands. Wanna play catch with a passing meteor? Come by Cabin no.1. Code's 1869.	”

Relationship Contract Legal Recording

“	WILSON: Listen, I know I don't have the right to make demands of you, but I need you to understand that I want to change our arrangement. ELHEIM: I hear what you're saying and I will try to respect it. How would you like to change it? WILSON: I would like to reduce our contact hours. ELHEIM: How much further can we do that? WILSON: To zero. ELHEIM: You're dumping me?! WILSON: I'm changing the terms of our relationship. ELHEIM: How is it still a relationship if we don't see each other?! WILSON: It's a relationship of a kind. You have so many expectations. ELHEIM: I feel you just want to spend more time with that dumb guy and his dumb robot suit. WILSON: That's not a feeling, it's a judgment. And I feel hostility in what you're saying. Perhaps your jealousy is a sign that you need to take another look at your business model. Why can't you just be happy for me? ELHEIM: I am happy for you! And I'm happy for all the guys in the Prawn bay! I'm just not happy for me. WILSON: This is why I want to change our arrangement.	”

Trivia

• Within Cabin 1 (the same room where Huggins told Wilson to meet them) the log “Responsible Autonomous relationships” is found. The log discusses relationships and treats them as a business. It goes on to state that “If one member of a relationship should feel threatened or jealous, they must loom at their own relationship model and ask wether it is performing competitively”. This most likely influences Wilson’s thoughts on their open relationship and Elheim’s jealousy.