The Patron

The Patron
Biographical Information
Age	Unknown (adult)
Sex	Male
Race	Lost One
Eye color	Yellow
Misc. Information
Debut in	Boris and the Dark Survival
Voice provider	Jason C. Miller

"Ah, this one is very special." — The Patron, Boris and the Dark Survival

The Patron is a male Lost One who resides in The Cycle, appearing in Boris and the Dark Survival.

Bestiary

Physical Appearance

The Patron shares the same appearance as the rest of the male Lost Ones.

Personality

The Patron is very imperturbable and appears delightfully fascinated by artists' masterpieces. He seems to not share the despair and fear the other Lost Ones have, and it is unknown why.

History

Boris and the Dark Survival

The Patron's role is very brief; he is found viewing the Golden Days Gallery. If Boris interacts with him, he'll provide a series of remarks about the art in the room, each very positive and somewhat philosophical, suggesting his role at the studio might've been as an artist or, as his name suggests, a financial aid for the studio that found himself wrapped up in its inky secrets.

Trivia

• The Patron was first introduced in the Symphony of Shadows update.
• The Patron's name is found in the audio files and was confirmed by theMeatly.
• Lauren Synger revealed that the Patron was voiced by the singer Jason Charles Miller.
• The Patron is the second Lost One in the series to speak in full sentences (unless you count Sammy Lawrence), with the other remaining the unnamed Lost One who walks the balcony in Bendy and the Ink Machine: Colossal Wonders.
  • Bendy and the Dark Revival provided the Lost Ones with a much grander role in the story, giving them personalities and character.

Dialogue

• "Oh, this one is very special."
• "How does one even visualize a concept as incredible as this?"
• "You can look at them, but never touch."
• "You can't put a price on a masterpiece."
• "Shhh... just let me look in peace."
• "Have you ever seen such talent?"
• "These lines, speak to me."
• "Can you believe what we're seeing?"
• "Amazing! But I wouldn't mind seeing a few more colors."
• "This is just so thrilling for me."

Galllery

The Patron in the Golden Days Gallery.