Dennis

Dennis is a mysterious guest in a home that looks like Astile's but it in fact isn't.

Biography
Dennis' background history is an enigma. He woke up one morning in a room almost identical to Astile's, although it is a different location. Confused and alone, he left the room, only to be terrified by Richie (Dennis Wakes Up).

Once he finally worked up some courage, left the bed for a second time and left the room, he took a very satisfying shower (Dennis Takes a Shower).

Despite showing hesitation and leaving as soon as he stepped in (and seemingly noticed he was being filmed), the kitchen became Dennis' next destination (strongly implied to be forced the second time he entered). He attempted to eat breakfast left behind for him, but became revolted by five mere cheerios. A future version of himself also kept appearing, showing what looked to be a suicide attempt by suffocating himself with the cheerios bag. Once the future version of Dennis collapsed, he put the bag on his head, awaiting his fate (Dennis Eats Breakfast).

On 29 July, 2020, Dennis failed to upload a video (Dennis Doesn't Upload).

Dennis made his return the following week, this time in a dressing gown, attempting to relax, eat some breakfast normally and watch the SpongeBob Squarepants episode I Had an Accident. As he prepared to chow down, however, Green Man unexpectedly entered with Richie and terrorised Dennis. What exactly Green Man did to him is unknown (Dennis Relaxes).

Personality
Dennis is a very shy, timid and silent fellow. He appears to favour looking smart over casual clothing and is slightly fidgety and very curious. He is beyond easy to scare and does not enjoy any situations where he feels even remotely uncomfortable, trying to find a way out or roll with it very hesitantly, usually resulting in a strong overreaction, such as self-suffocation.

Trivia

 * Dennis is an official series of videos he currently stars in.
 * He is possibly a prisoner.
 * He fears injections the most.
 * His profile picture is a homage to David Lynch's 1977 'masterpiece' Eraserhead.