Sir Nigel Hawthorne

Sir Nigel is a big game hunter attracted to the park by its Safari Adventure area. Nigel is the typical English gentleman and speaks with a upper-class British accent. I'm imagining a Nigel Thornberry type. He believes it is his God-given right to explore the natural world, tame it, then bring it back home in neat little boxes with labels on them. He rushes headlong into any situation, not because he isn’t aware of the risks but because of his absolute confidence in his ability to overcome them. Whether the tales of his exploits are true, exaggerated, or entirely fictional is left up to the audience to decide.

Lines: 123

Line Context
Line 01: The player first talks to Sir Nigel. "Bally" is an old fashioned term for "bloody" so in terms of tone he's saying "there are no bloody animals!"
Line 02: Nigel is telling the player about four viscous animals he wants them to hunt and kill. They have silly names, but Nigel is taking this completely seriously. Act as if this is scary.
Line 03: A simple one here. This is one of Nigel's combat lines, so he's charging into a fight.