Alexandra Chilton
- This article is about the character in GTA IV. For the character in GTA Vice City, see Alex Shrub.
Alexandra "Alex" Chilton is a datable character in Grand Theft Auto IV. Alex can be met on craplist.net in the women seeking men section. Alex lives in the Middle Park East neighbourhood of Algonquin, a couple blocks up from Niko's safehouse. Apparently, she drives a Voodoo and claims to have a pink limo. She refers to Niko as the "Mysterious European" on her blog.
Personality
Alex's personality can be described as materialistic-oriented. It is implied that she is very wealthy due to where she lives, and the comments she makes to Niko, such as "Nice car, I bought one just like it for my maid" for example. She likes fashion, exercising, plastic surgery, coke, and blogging. It is believed Alex is bisexual, judging from fer blog. She mentions two girls, Heidi and Paige, and talks about their love and sexual expierences, and because she likes going to The Triangle Club and Honkers.
Dating Preferences
Alex prefers expensive clothes from Perseus and expensive cars like the Turismo. Her favourite activities are bowling, darts and pool. Her favorite visiting locations include Split Sides comedy club and the Perestroika cabaret club in Broker. She also enjoys eating at The Superstar Cafe. She dislikes eating at diners, claiming they have "bad service".
Rewards
Once Niko's relationship level gets high enough he will receive a Store Discount which allows Niko get a 50% discount from all clothing stores for the next 24 in-game hours after calling Alex.
Extra
What makes Alex an interesting character to date is that she writes a blog on blogsnobs.org. Niko can access her blog by going to blogsnobs.org, clicking on "Sharing" in the in-game internet. In blogsnobs.org, Alex's page is known as Liberated Woman. Here, she blogs regularly about her dates with Niko. This can be useful, because depending on how the blog is written lets the player know if the date was successful or not or if the places she went was favourable or unfavourable. She will also occasionally send pictures to Niko's phone of herself, or randomly text him with pointless jabber. It is also interesting to note that Alex's name might come either from Alex Chilton, a musician of the 1960s, from a song by The Replacements called "Alex Chilton".
If you go on enough dates with Alex, Niko will eventually open up to her (to which she says, "for her blog") about his presence in the terror of war, his friends being butchered on a hillside, and his hope of "I just want to be loved." Alex ignores this and seemingly pushes the discussion off as blasphemy, not believing him and still looking for an answer. She asks Niko about his occupation, and grudgingly he replies "...construction" which relieves Alex with a witty remark.