History Characters / TheWalkingDeadTVShowAtlantaCampSurvivors

* NiceGuy: He most defining characteristic is how willing he is to help others and give people second chances, as shown when he volunteered to go back for Merle and advocated giving Axel and Oscar a chance to join the group.

* TheQuietOne: Due to Ed's abuse, and then to Sophia's disappearance and death. She starts speaking up more in Season 3 and especially Season 4, where she is one of the five members

* TheMedic: Well, she's working on it.

* TheQuietOne: Due to Ed's abuse, and then to Sophia's disappearance and death.
* ShrinkingViolet: Due to her abusive husband, she's somewhat reserved around others.

* OddFriendship[=/=]ShipTease: With Carol.

* FlatCharacter: In season one, is the most stereotypical, over the top, one dimensional bigot in the show, being on the scene for all of fifteen seconds before throwing out racial slurs and trying to kill T-Dog at the drop of a hat while making sexist and homophobic comments to anyone in the vicinity. It makes you you wonder why they even ''let'' this guy come with them for this long.

* TheLoad: Good job getting lost in a walker-infested forest for days, kid.

* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: She's one of "nice" characters

* KillTheCutie: After turning into a walker, her sister had to put her out.

* ZombieInfectee: For a very brief time befor bleeding out from the bites.

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However, she has since recovered and started becoming more assertive, taking a larger role in the group as both as shooter and medic. Carol has also established a strong friendship with Daryl and began to deeply care about him after he kept looking for the missing Sophia in Season 2.

* AlliterativeName: His frist and last name starts with a ''D''.

* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: At the end of "This Sorrowful Life". Daryl reluctantly puts him down.

!!Due to the AnyoneCanDie nature of the show and quickly moving plots, only spoilers from the current/most recent season will be spoiled out to prevent entire pages of whited out text. If you have not seen Season 1 or 2, read at your own risk!

* AchillesInHisTent: [[spoiler: After leaving them in "Suicide King", he spends most of "Home", the next episode, away from the group after leaving with Merle. [[ChangedMyMindKid He]] [[BigDamnHeroes comes]] [[ForegoneConclusion back]].]]
* AlliterativeName: Fist and last name starts with a ''D''.

** BadassInDistress: See below, and also [[spoiler: happens in the mid-season finale of Season 3 when he is captured in Woodbury]].

** Midlate in Season 3, he does it twice in one episode, once to save a group of Mexican strangers he didn't even know, and once to Rick.

* BrokenTears: Finding [[spoiler:his brother Merle]] as a Walker then {{Mercy Kill}}ing him.

* CanonForeigner

* ConflictingLoyalty: Brought to the fore in "The Suicide King", when [[spoiler:he's forced to choose between Rick's group and hs brother Merle, and ends up [[ThickerThanWater going with the latter]].]] Then in "Home", [[spoiler: he decides that Rick's group is his real family and goes back to them]].

* TheCynic

* [[DefrostingIceQueen Defrosting Ice King]]: Initially hostile to everyone else in the group, he slowly grows closer to each group member and becomes loyal to them.

* FriendToAllChildren: Willing to look for Sophia in Season 2, bonds with Carl, and [[spoiler: cares for the new born Judith Grimes and even calls her Little Asskicker.]] His main reason for saving a random Mexican family in Season 3 is that he could hear their crying baby.
* GenreSavvy: In season 2 was the only person [[spoiler: who noticed that Shane had returned from his raid with Otis with Otis's gun, despite Shane's claim that Otis had pulled a HeroicSacrifice so he could escape. Daryl quickly deduces that Shane left Otis for dead, but keeps it to himself until he's questioned by Dale.]]
* GodCreatedCanonForeigner: Daryl and his brother are original characters created for the show by the creative staff. However, [[WordOfGod Robert Kirkman]] says he may try to find a way to make him into a CanonImmigrant to the comic.

* HeroicSacrifice: Gives Rick and the others time to escape [[spoiler:from Woodbury by laying down cover fire. He's subsequently captured by the end of the episode.]]

* NobleBigot: While being no fan of Glenn or T-Dog, he won't simply stand by and withhold assistance if either one of them is in need, even if it means putting his life on the line. [[spoiler: Used to demonstrate his character development in Season 3 when Merle calls Glenn Chinese. While Daryl had called Glenn a Chinaman in the past, this time he responds by telling Merle that Glenn is Korean]].

** This is a big issue for him, possibly because of what happened to Merle. Whenever someone goes missing, he will be the first to volunteer to look for them. The only time he refused was shortly after the barn massacre and Sophia being found as a walker, as he was too torn up about his failure. He also is the most insistent on returning to search for Andrea when the farm is overrun and she is separated from the group. In Season 3, when [[spoiler:Glenn and Maggie are kidnapped, he immediately volunteers to go after them]].
** He brings this up as a big reason for why he leaves the group in "The Suicide King". He isn't willing to abandon [[spoiler:his brother]] a second time. However, he realizes that they parted ways in how they think a long time ago and decides to return to the group, followed in shock by the other.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler:After he and Merle are rescued by Rick's group from Woodbury,]] Daryl abandons Rick and the group [[spoiler:to stay with his brother]]. The next episode, he pulls this [[spoiler:on Merle]] and heads back to the group, deciding that they are his real family. [[spoiler:Merle is forced to follow along so he doesn't get left alone]].

Merle is Daryl's much more racist and jerkass older brother. He put the scavenging group sent to Atlanta at risk, and attacks other members of the group. This forces the others to leave him behind, and he ends up forced to cut his own hand off to escape, disappearing into Atlanta. He was rescued by the Governor and became his right hand man in Woodbury.

* ADeathInTheLimelight: "This Sorrowful Life", which packs in a lot of CharacterDevelopment [[spoiler:and ends with his death [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie twice]].]]

* AintTooProudToBeg: Played straight in Season 1. [[spoiler:Subverted in Season 3]].
* AlasPoorVillain: Of a sort, considering he'd had a definitive HeelFaceTurn over the course of the episode, but the finale of "This Sorrowful Life", with Daryl's BrokenTears, can make many people feel sorry for [[spoiler:Merle]], who previously was reviled by many for his racism and sexism.

** He had two of his fingers bit off [[spoiler: by The Governor]] in Episode 15 of Season 3.
* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: [[spoiler:At the end of "This Sorrowful Life". Daryl reluctantly puts him down.]]

** BadassBookworm: The only thing he misses about [[spoiler:Woodbury]] is the library, since he's gotten to become rather literate in at least Literature/TheBible by Season 3.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: He tells the Governor that he's eager to find his baby brother Daryl when he finds out the group is nearby. [[spoiler:In the mid-season finale, the Governor uses the connection between Merle and Daryl to publicly accuse Merle of treason, and he and Daryl finally meet again at last - in Woodbury's gladiator ring.]]

* BladeBelowTheShoulder: His "replacement" version ended up becoming something akin to [[Franchise/EvilDead Ash Williams]] when Merle created a blade attachment. His knife once attached works like a bayonet, making it very effective in Walker killings and [[spoiler: and hostage taking as Glenn and Maggie figured out.]]

* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler:After the Governor pits him and his brother Daryl against one another in a death match]], he breaks away from Woodbury.

* DidntSeeThatComing: He's surprised, to say the least, when being accused as a traitor [[spoiler:by the Governor in the aftermath of the Woodbury attack.]]
* TheDragon[=/=]TheBrute: To the Governor in Season 3. [[spoiler: Until he defects. Martinez picks up the slack instead.]]

* EvenEvilHasStandards: Looks thoroughly shocked and disturbed when The Governor [[spoiler:is seen fondling a naked Maggie]]. Also, don't mess with his brother. Ever.

* {{Fingore}}: Had his ring and middle fingers bitten off [[spoiler:by the Governor before being killed by him]].
* GlassCannon: Merle mostly focused on attacking, and is one of the best in the series. However, his lack of defensive skills led him to trouble several times; such as when Rick neutralized him and [[spoiler: not noticing a walker beside him during his solo attack on Woodbury that leads to his death]].

* HeelRealization: Michonne exposes Merle's guilt about all the people he's killed and all the horrible things he's done [[spoiler:for the sake of Woodbury. This results in him sparing Michonne's life [[spoiler:and becoming a DeathSeeker]].
* HeroicSacrifice: He decided to take down as much of Woodbury that he could [[spoiler:to protect Daryl and the prison]].
* HiddenDepths: Merle is very knowledgeable about the Bible, and he admits to Hershel that Woodbury's library is the only thing he misses about the town. [[spoiler: He's kept count on how many people he's killed and doesn't seem proud of it]].

** In Season 3, [[spoiler:he lies to the Governor about successfully killing Michonne, thinking she had no reason to come back to Woodbury anyway. Not knowing that Michonne is still nearby, he kidnaps and takes Glenn and Maggie back to Woodbury. Michonne seeks out Rick's group to inform them of Woodbury's location and they provide her with enough distraction for her to sneak into the Governor's office and kill the walker-daughter of the Governor. This leads the Governor to publicly brand him a traitor in front of all of Woodbury.]]
* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Fairly often to survive or for whoever he is affiliated with. [[spoiler: Deconstructed in "This Sorrowful Life". Its discussed that he's always making bad choices and what results those actions will have, and most importantly the weight of it all for his conscious.]]
* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: He employs this [[spoiler: on Glenn]] in "When the Dead Come Knocking".

** JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: He seems to have become somewhat less of a {{Jerkass}} in Season 3... but is utterly sadistic toward anyone who isn't from Woodbury or named Daryl Dixon. Which isn't to say he isn't a jerk to Daryl, too. When he [[spoiler:leaves Woodbury with Daryl, Rick, Glenn, Maggie, and Michonne]], he wastes absolutely no time in taunting and insulting all of them until one gets fed up and just [[TapOnTheHead knocks him out]].

* KickTheDog: He kills [[spoiler: Gargulio]] for questioning his orders (even after he saved Merle's life) and takes [[spoiler: Maggie and Glenn]] hostage in "Hounded".
* KnightTemplarBigBrother: His taking two [[spoiler:of the Atlanta survivors]] hostage, in order to get back together with his brother Daryl.

* NotSoDifferent: Michonne's long discussion with him in "This Sorrowful Life" leads him to realize that the Governor has been making Merle more like himself, turning him into a killer of men (which, for all he was a {{Jerkass}}, he was never a killer, not even in the army; he's killed 16 men since joining the Governor). So to prove that he actually ''is'' different from the Governor, he [[spoiler:lets Michonne go and sets off on his HeroicSacrifice, taking out 8 of Woodbury's finest and nearly the Governor before being taken down himself]].
* OneManArmy: He manages to kill [[spoiler: eight of Woodbury's troops all by himself before his HeroicSacrifice]].

* PsychoPartyMember: When he was with the scouting group in Atlanta, shooting walkers without need and attacking other group members. And in Woodbury, he kills [[spoiler:Gargulio]] in order to make sure his lies about killing Michonne stay intact.

* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: Following the accusation of treason [[spoiler:by the Governor]].

* TookALevelInKindness: Not too much kindness, of course, but he's grown more even-tempered. [[spoiler: He seems to be working on this after reuniting with his brother and the Atlanta group]].

* ButtMonkey: In Season 1 she suffers abuse from her husband, and then in Season 2 she has to deal with Sophia's disappearance and death. Things look up for her in season 3, but then [[spoiler:T-Dog dies to save her and she still nearly dies of exhaustion and lack of water]].

* DeadpanSnarker: Seems to be becoming more and more of one as of season 3.

* NeverFoundTheBody: Presumed to be dead, a grave was made for her. [[spoiler:Later it turns out she wasn't yet deceased.]]

* SparedByTheAdaptation: So far, she managed to stay alive longer than her comic counterpart, who should have died before the Woodbury's (second in this adaptation) attack on the prison, thanks to her {{Adaptational Badass}}ness.

* TeamMom: Takes up this role [[spoiler:after Lori dies]].

Andrea was a civil rights lawyer before the outbreak, but was on a road trip with her sister Amy when the apocalypse began. She and her sister were doing fine at the camp until her sister got bitten. Andrea had to put her own sister down rather than let her continue as a walker. This experience led her to having a death wish. Dale guilt tripped her into not going through with it; she holds something of a grudge against him for that, but is beginning to shake the death wish off. She does, and by the end of the second season has become one of the group's protectors before she gets separated from the rest in the finale and forced to fend for herself. [[spoiler: Is forced to shoot herself after she gets bitten at the end of Season 3 after the Governor locks her in a room with a dying Milton.]]

* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Has a fling with Shane and falls for [[spoiler:the Governor, even after she knows that he kidnapped and tortured two of her friends]].

* BoundAndGagged: Towards the end of the third season she's captured [[spoiler:by the Governor]] and so secured to an old dentist's chair.

* DistressedDamsel: [[spoiler:Near the end of Season 3, she gets kidnapped and brutally tortured by the Governor.]]

** She still listens to [[spoiler:the Governor after seeing his ''collection of severed heads'' and the staged fights]].
** Trusts [[spoiler:Milton, who she knows is completely loyal to the Governor,]] to aid her rendezvous from Woodbury. He predictably tells [[spoiler:the Governor]] of all Andrea's plans. However, Andrea is later proven right about him when he realizes how far off the deep end [[spoiler:the Governor]] is and starts helping her.

** Choosing to side with [[spoiler:the Governor]] over [[spoiler:Michonne, who kept her alive for seven months!]]
** Her firm grip on the IdiotBall [[spoiler:leads to her death]] at the end of Season 3. She stops working to get off her handcuffs several times to talk with [[spoiler:a dying Milton]]. It gets even worse when you consider the fact that even he tells her that she needs to hurry. She easily talks to him for a few minutes in a situation where a mere ten seconds may have been enough [[spoiler:to keep her from getting bitten.]]

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler: Once she realizes what the Governor is really like, including what he did to Maggie and Glenn.]]

* RedemptionQuest: [[spoiler: Andrea decides to go after the Governor herself to make up for not realizing he was a sociopath before.]]

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: In ''Prey'', she finally realized her mistake [[spoiler:of siding with The Governor]] and flees Woodbury to warn Rick and the others [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope only to be recaptured.]]]]

* TooDumbToLive: A really bad case in Season 3, due to being a HorribleJudgeOfCharacter despite the fact that she used to be a lawyer and therefore somebody you would expect to have good judgment. First, she completely fails to see through The Governor's lies and tricks and chooses him over her friend Michonne. She still follows The Governor even after she sees his collection of severed heads and his zombified daughter and he openly threatens her should she try to the prison. The Governor is a pretty convincing guy, so all this could have been forgiven, had it not been for the events in the Season 3 finale. [[spoiler:The Governor ties her in a chair and locks her in room with a dying Milton. There are pliers nearby she can use to free herself if she can grab them with her feet. Milton repeatedly tells her to hurry, but she wastes precious seconds talking to and comforting him even when he stops moving. She also takes excruciatingly long pauses to look at him in terror instead of continuing to try and free herself. Predictably, Milton reanimates and bites her, dooming her, half a second after she had freed herself. Had she not wasted time trying to talk to Milton, she would have been able to free herself in time and kill him before he reanimated and bit her]].

* BadLiar: His utter inability to lie ultimately results in revealing Hershel's barn is full of walkers in the second season. Seemingly gets better at lying by Season 3, as he was able to tell [[spoiler:Merle]] that most of the initial camp group would come to rescue him and Maggie without a problem. Too bad [[spoiler:Merle]] already knew the truth of what happened to the group beforehand.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Glenn finally snaps in Season 3, starting with ''The Suicide King''.

* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Initially subverted, though he and Maggie have gotten better at it by season 3.

* IWorkAlone: Glenn as much as said this to Maggie. This changes when Glenn and Maggie become the OfficialCouple of the group and comes back to bite him in the ass when [[spoiler:he and Maggie are interrogated at Woodbury, and the Governor manipulates their concern for each other into telling him the group's current location at the prison.]]

** Being TheHeart, he was the natural choice to go find and comfort Rick in the prison after [[spoiler:Lori's death]]. Rick, not finished grieving, snaps and shoves Glenn up against the wall, giving him the most jarring DeathGlare in the series so far.
** He's tortured at Woodbury [[spoiler:by Merle]], who seems to be taking out his collective rage at Rick's group on Glenn by the way his torturer been beating on him. He doesn't divulge the group's location even after the heavy beating, [[spoiler:but Maggie, unable to take the sight of Glenn dying, does]].

* TheSneakyGuy: Even after being away from the group in so long, [[spoiler:Merle]] states that he remembers Glenn as this.

* TokenMinority: Most of the Atlanta crew are Caucasian, whereas he's Korean. As of the third season another Asian character has appeared, [[spoiler: though said Asian was killed off shortly. Also after T-Dog's death in the same season, he's been the only non-white survivor in the group until Michonne joins]].
* TookALevelInBadass: Several actually, during the eight month time jump between Seasons 2 & 3. He even [[spoiler: kills a walker while tied to a chair and then scavenges it's bones to use as weapons in his and Maggie's breakout]].

T-Dog is a member of the original survivor group and [[WordOfGod former football player]]. He feels that that he doesn't really have a place in the group, and seeks to find a way to prove himself to the others. By the third season, he has become one of the group’s main fighters, working alongside Rick and Daryl. [[spoiler: He is killed early in season 3, when he gets bitten and then EatenAlive holding 2 walkers back so Carol can escape.]]

* BatterUp: Several times in the first season.
* BelatedBackstory: The audience only starts to learn of his time from before the apocalypse after being in the show for nearly two seasons [[spoiler:before he's killed in the prison]].

* BigGuyFatalitySyndrome: Has a HeroicSacrifice holding off a hoard of walkers [[spoiler:to save Carol in Season 3]].
* BlackBestFriend: To most of the survivors, but especially to Glenn. [[spoiler: His statement while digging a grave for T-Dog is very touching.]]
--->[[spoiler:'''Glenn: T-Dog wasn't just a good guy. He's [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming the]] [[TearJerker best]].''']]
* BlackDudeDiesFirst: Lampshades this early in Season 2, after he becomes delirious due to a fever. He comments to Dale that both of them would be the first ones to go if their situation ever got bad enough, and thinks that he'll be "lynched". Averted in that he's outlived several members of the group so far. [[spoiler:Until Season 3's "Killer Within" where he was the first of the group to die in the season, although he was quickly followed by Lori]].

* CaptainErsatz: His background as a football player belongs to comicbook's Tyreese. [[spoiler:Ironically, Tyreese showed up four episodes after T-Dog's death.]]

* EatenAlive: [[spoiler: After saving Carol]] the walkers overwhelm him.

* SacrificialLion: For Season 3 [[spoiler:alongside Lori.]]

* WeHardlyKnewYe: Sadly, despite the mentioned tropes, this one also holds true for T-Dog. Out of all of the main characters, T-Dog got very little CharacterDevelopment during his presence on the show. In Season 1, his important scenes were him getting beat up by a racist (Merle), and him being established as a klutz who chokes during crucial situations. In Season 2 he's mostly ignored and pushed to a background character. There are episodes where he doesn't even have speaking lines. The only major scenes in Season 2 are the ones where he mentions the TokenMinority and the BlackDudeDiesFirst tropes, both which are countered by Dale, and the one where he mentions holding the gun side ways being "gangsta shit". In Season 3, he's given a little bit more scene time, [[spoiler: only to die shortly afterwards.]] Needless say, many fans either laughed at his character, or complained about it during the show.
* WordOfGod: Warning, link has spoilers for early season 3: [[http://www.seattlepi.com/entertainment/tv/tvguide/article/The-Walking-Dead-Bosses-on-Two-Big-Deaths-It-4007897.php Glen Mazzara has stated that T-Dog is a former football player]], and that a line in which it was mentioned got cut during the first season.

* BadassBeard: Gets more noticeable after Season 1.
* BadassBiker: Becomes one in late Season 1 and afterward. Apparently the CoolBike used to be Merle's, so he probably counts as one too.
* BadassInDistress: See below, and also [[spoiler: happens in the mid-season finale of Season 3 when he is captured in Woodbury]].

* BadassBookworm: The only thing he misses about [[spoiler:Woodbury]] is the library, since he's gotten to become rather literate in at least Literature/TheBible by Season 3.

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* HeroicSacrifice: Gives Rick and the others time to escape [[spoiler:from Woodbury by laying down cover fire. He's subsequently captured by the end of the episode.

* TheIdealist: Surprisingly: aside from Rick, he was the one who was the most confident they would find Sophia alive. Sadly, he was wrong.

* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Mildly racist, but still willing to stick his neck out for all the members of the camp. By Season 3, he snaps at his brother's racist comments.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler:After he and Merle are rescued by Rick's group from Woodbury,]] Daryl abandons Rick and the group [[spoiler:to stay with his brother]]. The next episode, he pulls this [[spoiler:on Merle]] and heads back to the group, deciding that they are his real family. [[spoiler:Merle]] is forced to follow along so he doesn't get left alone]].

* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: At the end of "This Sorrowful Life". Daryl reluctantly puts him down.]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"You’ve got to play the hand you’re dealt. I only got one."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"If you want to live, you have to become strong."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"The pain doesn't go away. You just make room for it."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"You can't just be the good guy and expect to live. Not anymore."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I'm the one black guy. [[GenreSavvy You realize how precarious that makes my situation?]]"'']]

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"If I had known the world was ending, I would have brought better books."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:300:''"If I had known the world was ending, I would have brought better books."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:300:''"You got a problem? Bring it on if you're man enough."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:300:''"I lost my daughter. I didn't lose my mind."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:300:''"No, no, don't leave me!"'']]

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[[caption-width-right:300:''"The pain doesn't go away. You just make room for it."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:300:''"You can't just be the good guy and expect to live. Not anymore."'']]

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"You know, the only reason I got away was 'cause the dead were too busy eating my family."'']]

* TalkingInYourDreams: In "Hounded," she is one of the people who calls [[spoiler: Rick]] in his dream.

* {{Hallucination}}: In "Hounded," she is one of the people who calls Rick during his hallucinations.

* TalkingInYourDreams: In "Hounded," she is one of the people who calls Rick [[spoiler:in his dream.]]