Dr. Sayer°•|Another Human|•°

The Grabber consists of a backpack with straps and a long cable, as well as two cannons with levers and two arms (blue and red). The cable is capable of conducting electricity, which is an important part of the game, as the Player must restore power to the factory to progress. It can push and pull objects, including door handles.
Collect items into the player's inventory.
Conduct electricity from one source to another.
Opening doors with a sensor designed for a grabber (may require one or two hands).
With the Green Hand you will be able to hold energy and move it.
You will be able to move over obstacles using your hand cable, using it as a rope.

Quinn Navidson, a child at the orphanage, gained notoriety among the teachers for his deviant behavior and mediocre performance at the play station. This attracted the attention of Dr. Harley Sawyer, who, observing the boy, concluded that Quinn was hiding his true potential.

The doctor shared his observations with the student and suggested he consider his abilities in the tests he would oversee. Quinn explained. During the next series of tests, he demonstrated outstanding results in mini-games such as "Whack-a-Waggy" and "Statui."

In August 1990, Quinn Navidson was selected to participate in a Large Body Initiative project called Experiment 1166.

Like Yarnaby
In keeping with this procedure, Yarnaby demonstrated extraordinary loyalty to certain members of the security service. Sawyer realized this meant he could mold Yarnaby as he saw fit, and he isolated him from everyone but himself, causing Yarnaby to become exclusively attached to him.

Based on the results of weekly examinations and the subject's profile, Yarnaby was initially found to be obedient, intelligent, and highly impressionable. Unlike other experiments, Yarnaby, despite his massive size, did not display hostility toward scientists and staff. Furthermore, he demonstrated a semblance of obedience and loyalty toward some security personnel and scientists, including Dr. Harley Sawyer.

During the sessions, Yarnaby approached him, perceiving him as his master—a name Harley had conceived. However, the doctor never showed concern for Yarnaby.

After the inexplicable poisoning of Dr. Harley Sawyer, Yarnaby fell into a state of unconsciousness, driven by grief and a desire to reclaim his master.

Yarnaby is a fantastical creature, or more precisely, a lion. It's made of multicolored yarn, which forms a mane and covers its entire body. Two strands of yarn protrude from the creature's head, creating the appearance of hair.

Yarnaby has two pairs of large eyes with black irises and a wide grin with several fangs protruding from its lower jaw. Its head is split in half, revealing a large, toothy mouth connected to a small opening leading to its throat, surrounded by summoned teeth.

Yarnaby walks on all fours. He has orange-yellow legs with lighter, three-toed paws. He has a large build and spiky white hair.

He is about 30-40 years old, his hair is oily and combed back with gray strands, his eyes are dark blue and he wears glasses. He usually wears office pants and men's shoes, a checkered shirt with a leather vest and a white coat on top, his height is about two meters

Apparently Harley suffers from prosopagnosia, because he didn’t recognize the Main Character, although when he first met him he recognized him and was even familiar with him.
It is speculated that Harley Sawyer was the one who wrote the report on Experiment 814.
His nickname, "Doctor," may be unintentionally self-referential, because a doctor wants to keep people healthy and alive by helping them combat problems with their bodies, just as Sawyer wants to keep Playtime Co. alive by creating the Big Body Initiative to combat Playtime Co.'s current problems.
Since Sawyer is also referred to as "Dr. Sawyer," he holds a doctorate of unknown degree, most likely a Ph.D., as scientists are often required to have such a degree.

Your gift has been delivered.
Sometime after March 30, 1991, Harley Sawyer visits Boxey Boo's cell. Boxey Boo roars as the doctor rejoices in his success, proclaiming the creature "the first of many," and its very existence opens many possibilities—some presumably leading to immortality. Harley then decides the creature's appetite must be tuned to human flesh. He asks a nearby doctor for information about Rowan Stoll. When the phone starts ringing, Harley notices someone is recording him and yells for them to put the camera down and stop recording.

Journal 24459
In the journal documenting the Prototype, Sawyer mentions that, although the experiment was still tense and quiet, he was able to make new discoveries about the Prototype. Before he can mention what he discovered, the Prototype makes an unintelligible noise, attracting Sawyer's attention. He ends the recording, but the conversation can still be heard: the Prototype asks a question, changing its voice. The Prototype asks Sawyer if he feels anything, though Sawyer doesn't understand the question. The Prototype elaborates, saying it's harming the toys and asks if he feels it. Sawyer simply says that the Prototype contains a secret that is "valuable beyond measure." He claims to be harming him and making greater progress with each session. He challenges the Prototype: "Speak or not." "Fight or Surrender," because, regardless of Sawyer, he always learns something new about the Prototype, which he laughs at and says excites him. The Prototype thanks him, which surprises Sawyer. The Prototype then imitates Sawyer's voice and slyly repeats his suggestion of learning new things. The aftermath of the incident
After an as-yet-unknown incident resulted in the deaths of an unknown number of people, Jerad Lockhart investigated the cause and informed Leith Pierre, Stella Graber, and Eddie M.N. Ritterman that Sawyer was responsible.

Harley Sawyer was hired by Playtime Co. for an unknown period of time and likely became a scientist; his colleagues called him "Doctor" or "Dr. Sawyer." During his time there, he learned of the company's failed experiments and realized they would go bankrupt if they sued, which seemed unexpected. Seeking to prevent this, Harley sought to find a solution for the corporation.

Can you hear us? Can you see it?
In the late 1980s or early 1990s, Harley approached Playtime Co. management with a proposed solution to the company's ongoing problems. Incidents involving lower-level employees who witnessed confidential experiments and declining profits had led to Playtime Co.'s collapse. As a potential solution, Harley proposed developing larger toys to increase the workforce and reduce costs. He called this the Big Body Initiative and requested that he oversee and lead the project.

In the profile of a prisoner who was transformed into Yarnaby, Harley Sawyer notes that he should be kept in isolation, with only him in contact, saying, "By the time I'm done... I'll be his whole world. He won't know anything anymore..." This shows that Harley is manipulative and indifferent to the plight of his experiments, not caring about them in the slightest. It also shows that he is very merciless and cruel, as Sawyer's speech implies that various tortures are necessary for him to completely control Yarnaby.

In his youth, Harley Sawyer was a seemingly intelligent and capable child, accepted into the "Young Geniuses" program run by Elliot Ludwig himself. However, even as a child, he already had a dark side: Elliot noted his lack of humility, worked only for science rather than humanity, and even insulted Elliot, calling him soft and becoming angry when Elliot encouraged him to be kinder. Perhaps this was because Sawyer lost his cat; otherwise, how did he become so indifferent?

Sawyer is also known for his pickiness; in "The Sandwich Note," the author tells his friend that Sawyer was indignant about sweet pickles, warning them that if they accepted his order, they should not choose the sweet ones, otherwise they would be severely punished. Even if this is the author's joke, it gives a good insight into his personality.

But even he can't be called completely evil, because Sawyer did good things, too. For example, he saved Theodore Grammbel.

Dr. Harley Sawyer is an arrogant sadist who conducts illegal experiments on both adults and children. He's quite cruel and doesn't care who's in front of him. He'll turn anyone into either a moral monster or a mindless killing machine.

He's also very meticulous and values ​​order. He gets very irritated when everything is out of place. Harley rarely treats anyone kindly and listens only to himself.

Judging by Videotape #1, he wanted to solve the company's problems by creating living experiments in the form of mascots. This way, the company wouldn't have to raise workers' salaries or spend money on providing proper working conditions. He seems to have a superiority complex and lacks empathy for his subordinates. He also seems to care only about the company and would sacrifice anything to keep it afloat, even if it meant innocent lives. Sawyer appears irritable and tired, which may indicate he's a workaholic.

A notable glimpse of his personality is revealed in the tape "Your Gift Has Been Delivered," where Sawyer discovers someone has been recording him and furiously yells at the camera to turn it off immediately. This contrasts with his usually calm and stoic personality, suggesting either that it's a cover for his more aggressive side, or that he's easily angered.