While his parents were wealthy and powerful NCR law enforcement officials who were known for their lack of mercy towards criminals, they made sure to see to every need of Bigsby and would let no suffering or hardship befall their only son. As a result, he never developed the ability to read social cues and made plenty of bitter enemies; people who he annoyed and/or offended with his disregard for personal boundaries or the appropriate circumstances for conversation, but could not express these feelings for fear of his parent’s legal reprisal. He always managed to live in comfort and luxury while going through a variety of professions based on whatever suited his fancy at the time. 

Eventually, he decided to start his own business in the form of a newspaper. His method is to approach anyone he thinks looks “interesting”, even if they were in their own homes, and ask them very awkward, personal questions. The people he “interviews” cannot retaliate, leave, or even ignore him: lest their "rudeness" is reported to his parents who would do their best to make the offender’s life miserable. 

After several years of publishing into the void, he decided to go to Nevada and interview the NCR troops on the front lines; get a feeling for the “True experience for the heroes fighting for our freedom”. They do not take so kindly to Bigby's antics. As usual, his lack of success has prompted him to change scenery: this time to the front lines north of NCR, in the Frontier. 

In a nutshell, he is naive, socially oblivious, and innocently self-aggrandizing. He is in his late 20s.

Record all audition lines while referring to the notes below for each line and do one take of each line. 

For the first audition line, you are proudly introducing yourself. The courier might have heard of you.

For the second audition line, the courier states that he/she's considering doing some raiding. Perhaps you should put some distance between yourself and him/her. You aren't one to do well in actual physical confrontations. 

For the third audition line, you're ranting about the rude attitude you've encountered from NCR soldiers you've tried interviewing in the Mojave. You are more so insulted and disgusted rather than saddened or furious.