Victim and Alan Becker

Alan Becker is not just an author, but a central character personifying the Creator. Alan's interactions with his stickmen have undergone a long evolution: from cruel tormentor to caring friend. A couple of years ago, Alan became the main antagonist of his creations. He creates stickmen, or more precisely, Victim, the Chosen One, for fun or testing purposes, cruelly torturing them using Flash tools. The stickmen rebel, destroying the Windows desktop and causing Alan to panic. To defeat the Chosen One, Alan even codes the evil Dark Lord, but he betrays his creator. After his old computer is completely destroyed, Alan buys a new PC and creates the Second Coming. Realizing that the orange stickman is sentient, can draw, and means no harm, Alan compromises for the first time. They reach a peace agreement: the Second Coming helps Alan with animation in exchange for freedom and safety for himself and his colorful friends: Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow. Alan develops into an exceptionally positive character. He allows the stickmen complete freedom to live on his computer, play Minecraft, and explore the internet. Sometimes, he even cheerfully accepts their challenges and playfully battles them with his cursor, throwing drawn rocks at them. His main weapons, which he can use to grab, throw, and stretch the stickmen, are brushes, erasers, lines, and geometric shapes, which he uses to create obstacles or weapons in real time. Attempts to close a program, delete a file, or terminate a process through Task Manager. However, Alan is completely powerless if the stickmen manage to hack his system, block his mouse, or access the real internet.

For several years, Alan thought he'd killed Vitim and the Chosen One. But later, he encountered the Chosen One. He helped the Chosen One defeat the Dark Lord, but later, he encountered the Hacker, a gray stickman. He pointed the cursor at him.

"Who are you-"

And he fell silent: "Victim." He began frantically trying to remove Victim, who could simply smash the monitor from the inside.