Doctor Money

In Exoptable Money
Dr. Money is the CEO of his company. At the end of Exoptable Money he dies due to being infected with his own virus.

In his letters, he sends talk about an "East-West Conflict", and him asking for money in the interest of "the economy". He asks you to send money with a letter so that the economy can "Breathe new money." It is unknown whether such a conflict really occurred, though it is highly likely it is a lie as none of the other characters mentions such an event. His third letter addresses your lack of sending money and then blames you for allowing his "conflict" to spread to the Far East. The fourth one sends you a warning. The fifth one contains a deadly virus.

An antidote appears in the shop in exchange for all your current money +1, making it impossible to purchase for the time being. The sixth letter addresses the fact that you have not bought the antidote, and failing to do so may result in death. The seventh informs you that the "conflict" has ended, as there are no longer enough fighters for each side. The antidote has also gone down in price. At this point, buying the antidote, which now costs all your money, is the only way to progress the story. After buying the antidote, Doctor Money sends a letter thanking you for your business.

Letter numbers 9 and 10 informs you that the antidote is not working as intended, causing various vital organs to fail and that he is willing to buy organs from you. Letter 11 states that the organs you have sent him are not working because of their origins being from the money machine, and letter 12 informs you they must be sold at a low price, but you can rectify the issue by selling him organs from real people, such as family and friends. If you have purchased the tin can at this point, he will send you a letter complimenting it, then mention that he has a gift for you , but the gift requires you to max out your money machine. After doing so, he will tell you to make a lot of money. When you have over 10 million dollars, which breaks your machine, he will contact you again and inform you of the gift in the shop. The gift is a can opener and costs all your money. He will send one last letter after you buy the can opener, saying that he will cease all contact with you as you no longer have any money, and tells you to "enjoy your can opener".

You can use the can opener on the tin can, which triggers the end screen. The tin can contains beans and causes the player character's vital organs to fail, killing them.

However, once Doctor Money kills the protagonist, he is infected with his own manufactured virus through unknown means and dies as a result, the richest person in the world.

In Presentable Liberty
Dr. Money is an unseen antagonist of Presentable Liberty. He seems to have created the virus and sold a cure which not only failed to stop the virus, but caused various vital organs to fail. Due to this side affect, there was a large market for organs. Because Dr. Money received the organs from the money machine, they failed to function and caused many deaths. These organs were recalled and those only from other humans could be sold. Dr. Money only leaves the protagonist alive, because, without the protagonist's knowledge, Money injected him with the only working antidote. The protagonist is immune from the virus, and so his organs are extremely valuable. Toward the end of day 5, if the protagonist didn't exit the door cell when his friend Sal breaks the generator, the generator will be fixed and the door will be closed again. Dr. Money will then explain about how he has injected the protagonist with the only working antidote when the protagonist arrived at the jail. In the narrator cut scene, 12 days after, someone will come to get him to Dr. Money, who will sell his organs at a sky-rocketing price. Dr. Money also forces some people to oversee the inmates including the protagonist, dubbed "Happy Buddies" which he blackmails. Mr. Smiley, the protagonist's Happy Buddy™ has been blackmailed by Dr. Money, threatening to kill his daughters whom he kidnapped. Dr. Money said that if those people can keep the inmates happy, thus lowering the suicide rate, he would discontinue the blackmailing. Many are lied to, specifically Mr. Smiley. His daughters actually died from the virus days before his own suicide, in which he accomplishes purchasing the Protagonist another game for his Dr. Money Portable Entertainment Machine.

He gives the protagonist a poster in day 4 as a compensation for the problem introduced by the virus, it states "Money Survives All Hardships."

His most memorable quote is, "You are worth every penny," taken from one of his his last letters.

In Menagerie: Archive
Dr. Money is an antagonist of Presentable Liberty. He seems to have created an virus that infects citizens including workers, and the protagonist works under him in the "Dr. Money's fantastic filing system". He is assigned rank 1, the highest rank in the filing system (the higher the number, the lower the rank). He oversees the working performance of the protagonist, and assigns the protagonist to distribute money to citizens of lower ranks. He gives instructions, orders and replies via "Doctor Money's Automated Instructional Service" with automated messages, but in day 5 he directly addressed to the protagonist.

According to the resistance, he sold antidotes which were not working but he must have another antidote that worked. However it was never revealed if it would actually work, and even if considering information from the other two games to be canon, there was a contradiction, in Exoptable money Doctor Money died from his virus, while in Presentable Liberty he claimed he developed antidote successfully.

He also limits citizens with a lower rank than 81 (a known number is 83) to be unable to work, and can only send letters begging citizens with higher rank to distribute money to them.

In day 1 of the story, he implied the protagonist is bound by law to comply with demands of superior entities. While he may fire the protagonist, he actually showed control over the governing system or maybe unaffected by it, by publicly executing his secretary in some endings,

According to the performance of the protagonist, Dr. Money would:
 * 1) If the protagonist denies any request (including failing to complete a request before the beginning of the next working day) for total of three days, he will fire the protagonist and send him to a lower rank, from 81 to higher number.
 * 2) If the protagonist complies to send all files to him in day 7 but has not bought out the shop, Dr. Money will continue to assign him to work in the archive.
 * 3) If the protagonist complies to send all files and has bought out the shop, Dr. Money will offer an upgrade to the rank of the protagonist to 80, which has the privilege of leaving the archive, and the freedom to select a new dwelling and occupation.
 * 4) If the protagonist denies to send files in day 7 and Claire has survived, Dr. Money will give a gun to Claire, supposedly removes her from her cell to kill the protagonist.
 * 5) If the protagonist denies to send files in day 7 and Claire is dead, Dr, Money will order poisonous gas to be directed at the  drains of the protagonist's room to kill him.

Last outcome out of the above five would possibly lead to downfall of Dr. Money, if the protagonist winds the walking mechanism gifted by Morayne, which its movement causes spark to spew out and ignite the highly inflammable poison gas, causing all remaining archive data to be burnt and the resistance not discovered afterwards. It is probable he was overthrown afterwards.

If the protagonist survives until day 7 and does not destroy the archive, the archive will be taken by Dr. Money eventually, causing Morayne to be publicly executed, and the resistance would soon crumble, ensuring Dr. Money's regime still standing.

If the protagonist is fired or starves to death, it is unknown if the resistance would be discovered since another prisoner might destroy the archives, but the protagonist would be dead before seeing it happen.

Trivia

 * In Wertpol's Tumblr, his avatar is identical to the poster given from Dr. Money.