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I'm keeping an eye on Samuel in my current gameplay. I think he's a cool character but there's definitely something strange about him. I'm looking forward to finding out more about him in the next episodes (hopefully!).
In all seriousness, I think his role for now is to fulfill the creepy janitor stereotype. This game is chock full of stereo types. And I don't mean that in a bad way, I think it is a reflection of the views of the main character. We're seeing things from her perspective, which is influenced by those around her. Samuel is believed to be a weirdo, so we experience him as a weirdo as well.
And I believe that, sooner or later, most of these stereotypes are going to be subverted. Samuel might turn out to be not so weird after all and I have a feeling that he may know things of importance to the plot, David might turn out to be a standup guy after all which we've already seen signs off, Nathan might turn out to be a pawn for someone else, and so on. As Max's perspective changes, so will how the people around her is portrayed.