Though not shown on-screen, Nick is later hired by the Waterfords as their caretaker and driver. This also evidently indicates the first time Nick meets Mr. When asked for his opinion in this 'handmaid issue', Nick replies that the three men's idea was right as 'not to form attachments' would be 'better for everyone'. The three men are discussing women's roles and The Ceremony in the new society they want to build. Nick, presumably in his new job, is driving Commanders Pryce, Guthrie, and Waterford. Serena to Nick's role in the rise of Gilead After the takeover While Nick does not respond verbally one way or the other, future events demonstrate the choice he made. He offers Nick an invitation to a meeting and even alludes there may be a job in it for him. Pryce expresses sympathy for Nick, and tells him about a religious group he is part of called the Sons of Jacob that wants to 'clean up' the country. Nick tells him about his brother, who is an alcoholic and often disappears for extended periods of time. Nick is thrown out, Pryce follows him and invites him out for coffee. He is talking to a counselor, Andrew Pryce, when he gets in a fight with another customer. Nick, his Dad, and his older brother lost their jobs at a steel mill, resulting in Nick becoming the primary caretaker of the family. But ultimately, he always wants to do the right thing. He has since learned to disguise his true feelings behind a mask in order to survive. Prior to Gilead, Nick appeared to be an outwardly emotional person. But he became very disillusioned after witnessing Waterford's first Handmaid commit suicide, so much so that he joins the Eyes deceitfully as the only way to use Gilead's system against its own. He keeps his head down and navigates the politics of his position strategically. As a victim of poverty, his ideals made him a prime target for recruitment. While he began as an early member of the Sons of Jacob, he does not appear to share the same beliefs as Gilead. But he is fiercely dedicated to his loved ones, and we see this particularly in his love for June and their daughter Nichole. He has a quiet demeanor and doesn't talk much, which leads to his motives appearing somewhat ambiguous.

He is intelligent, cunning, and always thinking one step ahead. In general, Nick is patient and loyal with a strong moral code. After his promotion to the Commander rank, he wears an all-black Commander's attire. He is often seen in a navy blue Guardian uniform. He is of average height and average build, and is described as 'attractive in a boyish sort of way'. Nick has black hair, brown eyes and olive skin.

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