Stranger, a character in The One series, is a mysterious person investigating LoveCorp, and one of your love interests. He/She is first seen in Chapter 1.
Although his/her default name is "Harley Ramos," the player can choose to name him/her as they wish.
Appearance
His/Her gender and looks are determined by the player.
Personality
Stranger is irreverent, sardonic, and evasive. Even when promising straight answers, he/she tends to avoid specifics out of the stated concern that people could get in trouble if they knew more details. Unlike most people, he/she doesn't care about the Soulmate Program or finding a partner.
Background
Stranger's background is largely unknown, though he/she does admit to having a history of accessing restricted LoveCorp data and working as a courier to deliver anything people can't get through standard channels.
Chapters
The One
The One
- Chapter 1: Love Is An Equation
- Chapter 2: Now I Have You
- Chapter 3: I Can't Let This Go
- Chapter 4: We Have To Work Together
- Chapter 5: Anyone Who's Anyone
- Chapter 6: Life On The Other Side
- Chapter 7: There's No Turning Back
- Chapter 8: A Long Way From LoveCorp
- Chapter 9: The Prodigal Returns
- Chapter 10: What's Real Anymore
- Chapter 11: Get What We Need
- Chapter 12: Life Without LoveCorp
- Chapter 13: Your Doomed Little Rebellion
- Chapter 14: Something to Tell
- Chapter 15: Let's Finish This
- Chapter 16: It's Finally Over
Relationships
Your Character
Stranger first meets you when he/she flags you down right after Chloe Campbell's interview to ask for more information about what happened to her. He/She already knows details about you such as your name, dormitory address, and personality test scores, and approaches you because he/she considers you the person best able to help find Chloe and learn more about her situation.
Character Customization
Male
Female
Miscellaneous
Trivia
- A female version of Stranger is shown on the cover of The One.
- His/Her default name Harley is likely a reference to Harley Doyle, a character from the Perfect Match series. Although there are many differences between the two stories, both of them feature companies that claim to use proprietary technology to help people find true love.
- Although Stranger is considered a criminal by the standards of his/her world, this is largely a result of having no choice but to live off the grid in a dystopian society. Such "crimes" include smuggling basic necessities, trespassing on abandoned land, and failing to apply to LoveCorp's Soulmate Program.