Jack Walten

Conception; 1950s - 1970s
The idea of Bon’s Burgers began in 1958, when two college students, Jack Walten and Felix Kranken, shared the idea of a restaurant that had animated performers. However, it took seven years to put it in plan, when Felix pitched the idea to a company named CyberFun Tech in 1967. They took great interest in the company and soon began funding the project. By 1970, planning for the restaurant would begin with BSI (or CyberFun) beginning to hire staff for the then unnamed restaurant, such as Charles Brook on October 10th, 1970. Several names were considered for the restaurant, such as "Bon's Pizza" and "Bon's Hotdogs" before the name "Bon's Burgers" was decided on. In 1974 it started to work

Bon’s Burgers was an animatronic restaurant, which was home to The Showstoppers (Bon, Banny, Sha, and Boozoo). It was created by Bunny Smiles Incorporated, particularly by the minds of Jack Walten and Felix Kranken. It lasted from the 28th of June 1974, to the 20th of July of the same year.

Lily Brook is a character first mentioned in BunnyFarm, during Boozoo's minigame. She is the daughter of Charles Brook and Emily Ramirez. she's 5 y.o :)

Charles seems to be a rather relaxed person, as shown through his interactions with Susan Woodings, where he's very casual and even a bit carefree when he accidentally makes Banny hit the table, finding it amusing. However, he is implied to be hard-working, as he states that he's worked with the Walten family for many years and takes notes when working with the unfamiliar CyberFun console, which indicates a strong work ethic. It is also mentioned that when Charles focuses on his work, he is proficient at it. He has daughter Lilly, and he can bring her in Bons burgers : D

Susan is shown to be a sarcastic and joking individual, as seen in CyberFun Tech when Charles and Susan are testing out the facial tracking mechanics within the console, often making humorous remarks about Charles' comments and being more laid back than the others during the console.

She seems to get along with Charles fairly well, besides having small outbursts of anger or impatience whenever something isn't done right, as she seems to be serious about her work despite her general personality and is also expressed to be very passionate about her work in engineering.

Felix has a severe alcohol addiction, which has brought him into a very emotional state. Linda notes in her October 30th, 1964 entry that he had been drinking way more than usual, and he was crying and stressed about something. She also notes him ashamed of his addiction and reluctant to address it. He likely suffers from severe memory loss due to his drinking habits, causing poor cognitive regulation. He appears to have a firm opinion of himself, almost to the point of egomania, as the first tape of the Relocate Project describes him as brilliant and caring, as he was the one to think of the project in the first place and has made himself the sole founder, despite his friend Jack working on it with him. This is also shown in Guilty when he says "I never thought I..." before changing it to "we" to include all BSI employees. It seems more likely this firm opinion doesn't stem from a place of being egotistical or cocky but more so one of failure-intolerant cowardice. After the disappearance of Jack, Felix (Possibly under the suggestion of Norman Pooltrick or others). (IN THIS VERSION EDD AND MOLLY ALIVE!)

Molly Walten was the daughter of Jack Walten and Rosemary Walten, and the younger sister of Edward Walten and Sophie Walten. She's very kind and funny 😀

Edward "Edd" Walten, was the son of Jack and Rosemary Walten, along with him being the older brother of Molly Walten and the younger brother of Sophie Walten. Personality is unknown, but I think he's very funny bro

Despite what is believed by many, she is not a shy, cutesy type: She is antisocial but can be rude and aggressive, even if unintentional. She has a bad temper, inherited from her father and can be likely easily irritated, as she originally was with her future girlfriend, Jenny Letterson. Initially, though as of 1982, Sophie seems to be very playful and happy around Jenny, showing that they now have a positive, normal relationship. Sophie seems to emotionally rely on Jenny in some regard, not having any known friends of her own and spending her time without Jenny, simply waiting for Jenny to come back. Sophie, due to her medication, is an easily confused, awkward person.

Rosemary was an extremely caring person who could be very intimidating whenever she wanted to. If she was bothered, she would let anyone know immediately. She deeply loved her children and was very supportive and protective of them. Rosemary has seemingly been a lovable person since her early years, being the most popular kid in school in her childhood. In her early adult years, Rosemary seemed to struggle with her identity, almost like an existential crisis. She had a bad relationship with her family, going almost no contact with them, meaning she was essentially alone minus whatever friends she had. She wrote in her journal (diary) that she wished she had her own family to spend holidays with. On top of this, Rosemary was an artist who seemed to struggle with her artist footing, though she figured out this aspect of herself within college. When Rose grew a family of her own, she finally seemed to be at peace. She loved her children and husband dearly, even quitting her journal for four years as she was so happy in life, she had nothing to write about.

Jack is described by others as hard-working workaholic and happy father. He is a good husband and father, being quite protective of his children. Jack tried his best as a parent; he was strict, unintentionally pushy, and very exigent, but still was a good father regardless. Jack doesn't want to feel weak and hates not being able to control his future (a trait he passed down to his oldest daughter, Sophie.) Jack is a control freak and doesn't like not being in control, feeling weak when he isn't. Jack has been stated and shown to be a man of image. He likes to pretend things are okay, holding a perfect image. He wants to be perceived as a perfect person and father, even if he has bad ways of expressing and dealing with emotions. Stemming from toxic masculinity, to appear strong so he could protect the family. The only person he was vulnerable to was Rosemary though he was even somewhat closed off even with her.

Jack has a problem communicating stuff, he can’t for the life of him let out a vulnerable side. He’s always shown smiling in photos, he tries to never show any side of him other than being okay and happy. He dissembles to be perceived as a perfect person and father even if he has bad ways of expressing emotion/doesn’t know how to deal with emotion.When seeing Rosemary being obsessive in her work and projects, even hearing his own daughter mention being afraid, both of and for, Rosemary, he doesn't step in any way. He finds Rose passing out at her worktable and only stares, concerned; he doesn't know what to do about it. Trying his best to do something with what he knows, but it seems he might not really know how. Even during the heart to felt moment with his wife outside of the resturaunt. He never really helped Rosemary and himself in their attempts to. He take Edd and Molly to work sometimes