”The Guests are an essential part of The Maw’s life-cycle. Herded into the large hall, they slump into their bowing stools, and there they feed. Without taste, without need, without end. And then they leave, one way or another.”

Appearance

The Guests appear as massively obese humanoid creatures with stumpy limbs and fat, misshapen heads. Their bloated faces appear to be almost deflated or melting, with bulging cheeks, flabby jowls, and/or sagging neck-folds, and many of their eyes appear to be buried by, or sinking down into, the surrounding flesh. All of them wear simple button-up coats stretched tightly over their corpulent guts, and some can be seen wearing dress hats or white masks similar to Japanese kabuki masks. The males all appear completely bald, while the females have their hair styled into neat buns and painted fingernails.

Personality

The Guests rarely speak, and their personality is shown through their actions. They appear to be nothing more than mindless, ravenous gluttons that consume whatever food they can get a hold of. The Guests eagerly board the Maw where they find their seats and continuously gorge themselves; gnawing, chewing, and swallowing massive amounts of meat and other stuff whole. Some of them at certain moments pronounce the word "yummy", as well as some other indistinguishable words.

Aside from eating, the only other feat the Guests appear capable of doing is napping, showing that they are incredibly lazy when not wolfing down food. Guests also appear rather clumsy and none too bright, as they can get stuck in certain areas that are more easily traversable for you. . . . In the Maw, there are the chefs, the janitor, and the geisha, the lady. Besides them are the guests. The guests are.. well the guests. They enter the ship, and all they ever do in the ship is eat to their hearts delight. And way, way more. It’s like they’re driven mad by gluttony. They are massively obese humanoid creatures with stumpy limbs and fat, misshapen heads. The Guests are seen only boarding the Maw from their travel boat, and never vice versa. . . . Currently you near a door, and you can already hear the munching and chewing of the guests eating their food. Slightly opening the door, you can see what you guessed. Huge amounts of food, being absolutely devoured by morbidly obese guests.

But you did hear about some names. Harry, Maggan, Piggy and Paddan.