Noctis
- He has a really weird desire to drink the floodwater, and you aren’t sure how to address it
- … Just take his wallet and arrange to get out of town. Noctis is a little useless, but he has a lot of money and a lot of power. Once his refrigerator broke and he just moved, to give you an idea of who he is
- “Noctis we evacuated. Why do you have so many batteries?” “I’m helping.”
Ignis
- He’s stubborn and he’s not evacuating his house unless he absolutely has to. He doesn’t want to leave his things
- Treats the evacuation like a vacation because he’s a bougie bitch. You guys leave the city and hang out in a fancy hotel until you can go home. I honestly think Ignis would be the best person to get stuck with here
Gladio
- The guy with a million weird survival hacks in the event that you can’t or waited too late to evacuate
- You almost think he wants to stay behind to see if he can keep you guys alive, which is a horrible reason to stay in town during a hurricane. He ends up taping a list of nearby shelters to the fridge so you know he doesn’t just have a death wish
- He talks about “roughing it out” a lot for a guy who freaks out when it rains and he’s wearing his good sneakers
Prompto
- I’m not saying Prompto would die in the event of a hurricane but… He would probably die in the event of a hurricane. He wants to stay and hang out by a window so he can see the whole thing, to give you an idea of who he is
- “We don’t have to evacuate, right? Why don’t we just hang out on the roof until it passes?” “Prom, no,”
- Prompto isn’t actually sure what a hurricane is
Ravus
- He evacuated the minute they suggested it. He wasn’t taking any chances, and he’s rich. Why bother waiting until there was real danger?
- Nothing in his suitcase but a memory foam pillow, some underwear, and a bottle of wine. You have no idea what he was trying to accomplish
- Ravus is so bitter during this whole ordeal. You keep imagining him on the roof of a house on the beach in nothing but a robe and some boxers, trying to square up with Leviathan in the middle of the storm