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* SmallRoleBigImpact: She appears [[spoiler: and dies]] all within the first ten minutes of the game, but her actions end up [[spoiler: killing off one of the last remaining major characters from the first season]] and subsequently end up changing the course of the entire season.
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* BerserkButton: [[spoiler:Clementine learned the hard way not to deny/take away it's food. TruthInTelevision: even a trained dog will react poorly if it's food is taken away]]
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* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: [[spoiler:Is found smoking a cigarette in a very sinister-looking way when he finds Matthew's knife in Clementine's bag. Whether it's ultimately subverted or played straight as a sign of his loss of faith in humanity depends on whether or not Clementine convinces him to forgive Nick for Matthew's death.]]
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* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler: Turns out if you don't hit her (accidentally) she deliberately kills you.]]
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* ObfuscatingStupidity: There are several hints that despite whatever developmental disorder she has, she is significantly more capable than most people give her credit for (for example, she possesses enough emotional maturity and social understanding to be upset when she realizes/thinks she's realized Clementine didn't really enjoy being with her ) - especially her dad, who seems to believe that so long as he can utterly protect her from all exposure to the post-apocalyptic world she'll remain blissfully innocent.
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** [[spoiler:We later find out why she's required in season 2: it's because Bonnie not only shows up as part of Carver's group in episode 2, but Bonnie plays a crucial role in tipping Carver off that the group is at the lodge since Bonnie tricks the group into giving her supplies.]]
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Apparently his motive for chasing the cabin group. [[spoiler: Rebecca is carrying his child and he wants that child to be raised in a place of safety in his comunity.]] He'll torture and murder whoever he has to in order to make that happen.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Apparently his motive for chasing the cabin group. [[spoiler: Rebecca is carrying his child and he wants that child to be raised in a place of safety in his comunity.]] community]]. He'll torture and murder whoever he has to in order to make that happen.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Apparently his motive for chasing the cabin group. [[spoiler: Rebecca is carrying his child and he wants that child to be raised in a place of safety in his comunity.]] He'll torture and murder whoever he has to in order to make that happen.
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* CharacterDeath: Potentially: he can be [[spoiler:shot in the head by Carver if the hostage situation goes badly]].
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* WhosYourDaddy: She's expecting a child, but isn't sure if it's Alvin's. [[spoiler: It's not. It's Carver's, though given Rebecca's "Fuck you, Bill", it may not be by choice.]]
* YourCheatingHeart: Alvin's not the father of her child, [[spoiler:though its currently unclear as to whether this was adultery or rape.]]
* YourCheatingHeart: Alvin's not the father of her child, [[spoiler:though its currently unclear as to whether this was adultery or rape.]]
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* WhosYourDaddy: She's expecting a child, but isn't sure if it's Alvin's. [[spoiler: It's not. It's Carver's, By Episode Two, she's confident that it's Carver's - though given Rebecca's "Fuck you, Bill", her feelings of fear and anger towards him, it may not be probably wasn't by choice.]]
* YourCheatingHeart: Alvin's almost definitely not the father of her child,[[spoiler:though [[spoiler: and its currently unclear as to whether this heavily implied that it was adultery or the result of rape.]]
* YourCheatingHeart: Alvin's almost definitely not the father of her child,
* DeadpanSnarker: Shows signs of this, especially his conversation with Carlos about Carver following them.
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* NiceGuy: He doesn't think of himself as this, but he wasn't as aggressive to Clementine as some of the other cabin survivors and he was the one who suggested they have the group's doctor take a look at Clementine's arm. Also, later, after Clementine [[spoiler:escapes from the shed the others locked her in]], Clementine can call Alvin "nice" to persuade him to [[spoiler:give her medicine to treat her arm.]]
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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: Can be shot in the head by Carver if the hostage situation goes badly.]]
* NiceGuy: Hedoesn't think of himself as this, insists he isn't, but he just can't help it. He wasn't as aggressive to Clementine as some of the other cabin survivors Nick or Rebecca, and he was the one who suggested they have the group's doctor Carlos take a look at Clementine's her arm. Also, later, after Clementine [[spoiler:escapes from the shed the others locked her in]], Clementine can call Alvin insist that he's "nice" to persuade guilt him to [[spoiler:give into [[spoiler:giving her medicine to treat for her arm.]]
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Upon meeting Clementine, he makes a big point of instilling seeds of doubt in her regarding her current friends and explaining what a valuable commodity trust is. All while acting shady as hell and lying to her face about who he is.
* ImplacableMan: He and his crew spend ''five days'' tracking the cabin survivors, following them up a mountain and even saving them from a pack of Walkers just to bring them back under their fold. And if you get [[spoiler: Kenny to shoot him]], he gets up completely unphased and [[spoiler: shoots one of the survivors, holding the gun in the ''same arm'' Kenny shot him in]].
* ImplacableMan: He and his crew spend ''five days'' tracking the cabin survivors, following them up a mountain and even saving them from a pack of Walkers just to bring them back under their fold. And if you get [[spoiler: Kenny to shoot him]], he gets up completely unphased and [[spoiler: shoots one of the survivors, holding the gun in the ''same arm'' Kenny shot him in]].
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Upon meeting Clementine, he makes a big point of instilling seeds of doubt in her regarding her current friends and explaining what a valuable commodity trust is. All whileacting shady as hell dodging her questions and lying to her face about who he is.
* ImplacableMan: He and his crew spend ''five days'' tracking the cabin survivors, following them up a mountain and even saving them from a pack of Walkers just to bring them back under their fold. And if you get [[spoiler: Kenny to shoot him]], he getsup up, completely unphased unfazed, and [[spoiler: shoots one of the survivors, Alvin, holding the gun in the ''same arm'' Kenny shot him in]].
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* RousseauWasRight: He behaves like a complete asshole when he's introduced and almost kills Clementine, and his apology afterwards seem awkward and forced at-best, but his attempt at making amends, along with the story of his terrible hunting experience gives the impression that he was probably a decent enough person underneath it all.
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* RousseauWasRight: He behaves like a complete asshole when he's introduced and almost kills Clementine, and his apology afterwards seem awkward and forced at-best, but his attempt at making amends, along with the story of his terrible hunting experience gives the impression that he was probably a decent enough person underneath it all. Confirmed in Episode 2, [[spoiler: where (if informed of it) he owns up to his mistake in shooting Matthew to Walter and then begs for his forgiveness. He does this even after Luke tries to tell him its suicide to confess.]]
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* TheDreaded: He's not with the current cabin group, but he used to be a member, and everyone's frightened of him. [[spoiler: They think that Clem might be a spy for him, and he's the first person they name when they see a mass of dead people, all who had been shot.]]
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* {{Foil}}: One can read him as being one to Kenny. Both of them are driven, relentless men motivated by family; where Kenny is flawed but ultimately heroic, however, Carver is a vicious tyrant willing to murder basically anyone to advance his cause. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking they both have fantastic 'staches]].
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* {{Foil}}: One can read him as being one to Kenny. [[spoiler: Kenny]]. Both of them are driven, relentless men motivated by family; where Kenny family. The difference is flawed but ultimately heroic, however, that [[spoiler: Kenny]] at least tries to be heroic in spite of his flaws, whereas Carver is a vicious tyrant willing to murder basically anyone to advance who gets in the way of his cause. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking they both have fantastic 'staches]].
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Upon meeting Clementine, he makes a big point of instilling seeds of doubt in her regarding her current friends and explaining what a valuable commodity trust is. All while basically being shady as hell and giving her a false name (George) if asked.
* ImplacableMan: Him and his crew spend ''five days'' tracking the cabin survivors, following them up a mountain and even saving them from a pack of Walkers just to bring them back under their fold. And if you get [[spoiler: Kenny to shoot him]], he gets up completely unphased and [[spoiler: shoots one of the survivors, holding the gun in the ''same arm'' Kenny shot him in]].
* ImplacableMan: Him and his crew spend ''five days'' tracking the cabin survivors, following them up a mountain and even saving them from a pack of Walkers just to bring them back under their fold. And if you get [[spoiler: Kenny to shoot him]], he gets up completely unphased and [[spoiler: shoots one of the survivors, holding the gun in the ''same arm'' Kenny shot him in]].
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* ImplacableMan:Him He and his crew spend ''five days'' tracking the cabin survivors, following them up a mountain and even saving them from a pack of Walkers just to bring them back under their fold. And if you get [[spoiler: Kenny to shoot him]], he gets up completely unphased and [[spoiler: shoots one of the survivors, holding the gun in the ''same arm'' Kenny shot him in]].
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* LukeIMightBeYourFather: [[spoiler:Rebecca's baby is in fact almost definitely Carver's, although it's heavily implied that it apparently [[RapeAsDrama wasn't Rebecca's idea since when he lovingly strokes her face, she angrily tells him, "Fuck you, Bill."]]choice.]]]]
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* ShoutOut: A minor one to a previous role of Michael Madsen.[[spoiler: During the hostage situation if Clem chooses to look for Kenny we'll see Carver pull out a knife and hold it against Carlos' ear. [[Film/ReservoirDogs Now where have we seen Madsen do that before?]]]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Portrays himself as one of these in his more affable moments; according to him, he's looking out for his people's safety. Then there's what he says when [[spoiler: trying to draw Rebecca out.]] Apparently he's so dead-set on bringing her in particular back because he wants their child to grow up in a safe environment. [[spoiler:Also, in the preview for episode 3, we hear Carver saying that he feels that Carlos' group has merely "strayed from the flock", and could earn their way back into the flock's good graces if they were willing to "accept our love". But god help them if they ''don't'' accept that love...]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Portrays himself as one of these in his more affable moments; according to him, he's looking out for his people's safety. Then there's what he says when [[spoiler: trying to draw Rebecca out.]] Apparently he's so dead-set on bringing her in particular back because he wants their child to grow up in a safe environment. [[spoiler:Also, in the preview for episode 3, we hear Carver saying that he feels that Carlos' group has merely "strayed from the flock", and could earn their way back into the flock's good graces if they were willing to "accept our love". But god help them if they ''don't'' accept that love...]]
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Portrays himself as one of these in his more affable moments; according to him, he's looking out for his people's safety. Then there's what he says when [[spoiler: trying to draw Rebecca out.]] Apparently he's so dead-set on bringing her in particular back because he wants their child to grow up in a safe environment. [[spoiler:Also, in the preview for episode 3, we hear Carver saying that he feels that Carlos' group has merely "strayed from the flock", and could earn their way back intothe flock's his good graces if they were willing to "accept our love". But god help them if they ''don't'' accept that love...]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Portrays himself as one of these in his more affable moments; according to him, he's looking out for his people's safety. Then there's what he says when [[spoiler: trying to draw Rebecca out.]] Apparently he's so dead-set on bringing her in particular back because he wants their child to grow up in a safe environment. [[spoiler:Also, in the preview for episode 3, we hear Carver saying that he feels that Carlos' group has merely "strayed from the flock", and could earn their way back into
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** Clementine has the option to compare him to both [[TheLoad Ben]] and [[SanitySlippage Lily]] in Episode 2, and both comparisons fit pretty well given [[HeroicBSOD the circumstances.]]
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* TragicKeepsake: [[spoiler:Pete's watch, if you found it in episode 1 and give it to him in 2.]]
* TragicKeepsake: [[spoiler:Pete's watch, if you found it in episode 1 and give it to him in 2.]]
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He looks like a younger Kenny and their personalities are pretty similar as well. [[spoiler: If his uncle dies at the end of Episode 1, he takes up drinking whiskey straight from the bottle, just like Kenny did after losing his family.]]
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He looks like a younger Kenny and their personalities are pretty similar as well. [[spoiler: If his uncle dies at the end of Episode 1, he takes up drinking whiskey straight from the bottle, just like Kenny did after losing his family.]]]] This can become even more obvious when [[spoiler: they actually run into Kenny and they share a table together, with the two very strong tempers clashing over different opinions]].
* ControlFreak: He goes to great lengths to track down the cabin survivors and bring them back under his fold, and the way he talks about [[spoiler: Rebecca and their child]] seems to imply he doesn't care much to have a loving family and more that he just doesn't like being scorned.
* ImplacableMan: Him and his crew spend ''five days'' tracking the cabin survivors, following them up a mountain and even saving them from a pack of Walkers just to bring them back under their fold. And if you get [[spoiler: Kenny to shoot him]], he gets up completely unphased and [[spoiler: shoots one of the survivors, holding the gun in the ''same arm'' Kenny shot him in]].
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* MurderTheHypotenuse: Played with. Carver threatens his romantic rival Alvin [[spoiler: and potentially kills him]], but he seems more angry about Alvin killing a friend of his than being involved with Rebecca.
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* {{Adorkable}}: His attempts at bonding with Clementine are often laughably awkward but sweet.
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* OlderSidekick: Serves as one to Clementine through several sequences, being her most frequent companion so far. While Luke's certainly not incompetent, it says a lot when ''Clementine'' is the one who does the talking during tense situations.
* RedOniBlueOni: The blue to Nick's red, though he has quite a temper himself.
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* DirtyCoward: Carver thinks of him this way, insisting that he will lead the Cabin Group to ruin [[spoiler: and expressing no surprise when he disappears at the end of Episode 2.]] Then again, [[BigBad Carver]] [[AxCrazy isn't exactly the most reliable source.]]
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!!Prison Bus survivors
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!!'''Vince'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Anthony Lam'''
A young man and convicted killer who finds himself on a prison bus a mere two days after the infection breaks out. He must make quick decisions to survive as the infection quickly spreads.
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* TheAtoner[=/=]IRegretNothing: You can choose between invoking either trope, or stay silent if you prefer.
* BigBrotherInstinct: The reason why he chose to commit murder. It was for his little brother.
* BornUnlucky: No matter what you do with the gun in the beginning, it gets found soon afterwards. If you hide it on you, the cops catch you before you can ditch it. If you throw it on the roof, a roofer finds it the next morning. Hide it in the trashcan? A dog knocks it over the next morning and the kid walking him turns it in. Danny gives him the nickname 'Bad Luck Vince' no matter how that scenario plays out.
* TheKirk
* TheLeader: Of [[spoiler:the five playable characters, at the end of the game.]]
* {{Revenge}}: He killed a man in revenge for his brother.
* SadisticChoice: In the end of his part, he has to choose between [[spoiler: shooting off the foot of either a humanistic (possible) rapist or a rational white-collar criminal, so him and a surviving prisoner can escape from their chains]].
* VitriolicBestBuds: If he yanks the chains while on the bus he becomes a DownPlayed version for Danny and Justin.
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!!'''Danny'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Erik Braa'''
One of Vince's fellow prisoners. Prior to the events of the game he was convicted of raping a young girl, although he claims his innocence.
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: [[spoiler:He may get his foot blown off by Vince.]]
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler: If he is guilty of the rape, he deserved to get his foot blown off.]]
* ChainedHeat: To Justin and Vince.
* ClearMyName: Though it makes no difference now that he already has been convicted, Danny still tries to clear his name to Vince and Justin.
* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Has brown hair and brown eyes.
* {{Jerkass}}: According to Russell.
** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: If he was a {{Jerkass}}, his actions on the bus would make him fall under this trope if he is innocent.
** JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: He falls under this trope if he is guilty of the crime he is accused of.
* TheMcCoy
* MiscarriageOfJustice: Despite that people both in the game and in real life forget this, ''Danny could actually be innocent''. If this is the case, then the justice system not only failed him, it also inadvertently [[spoiler:caused his death.]]
* NobleDemon: He condemns Justin's unrepentant dishonesty (though he also said that they should go into business together if they get out), is quick to defend fellow prisoners when violence breaks out, and it seems that he honestly misses his girlfriend and listening to her voice. Also judging from dialogue there's a good chance that he's not even aware that he raped her (if he really did do it), which is sadly enough TruthInTelevision.
** This doesn't seem to help people forget about his conviction however. Russell does not have a good opinion of him and he'll say he is relieved that he [[spoiler: died]] before Shel and Becca joined the group.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted; he shares the same name as Danny St. John.
* RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil: Many people dislike him right away ''regardless of his possible innocence'' due to the nature of his conviction, which is sadly a TruthInTelevision for people who have been wrongly convicted of rape.
* VitriolicBestBuds: With Justin and Vince. He throws insults at Justin and yanks both of their chains while on the bus. However it appears he thinks of them as friends since he suggested that they all go into business together after they get out of prison.
* YouWouldntShootMe: He manages to put down a trigger-happy cop by ''staring'' at him and daring the cop to pull the trigger again.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Justin]]
!!'''Justin'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Trevor Hoffman'''
One of Vince's fellow prisoners. Prior to the events of the game he was convicted for constructing a pyramid scheme.
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: [[spoiler:He may lose a foot because of Vince.]]
* AtLeastIAdmitIt: He believes owning up to the fact that he did rip off several hundred thousand dollars and lied about it gives him something over Danny, who Justin believes actually is a rapist.
* ChainedHeat: With Danny and Vince.
* ConMan
* ConsummateLiar: He lied on the witness stand, and he claims he did so pretty well. Didn't save him, though.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: He may be a con man, but he [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil doesn't like rape]] or murder.
* IRegretNothing: He doesn't feel remorse for his actions. Not that he's for rape or murder either.
* JustLikeRobinHood: When Danny jokes that he stole everything from a passing-by low class family, Justin is offended, saying he didn't steal from that kind of person.
* TheSpock
* SomebodyElsesProblem: When two other prisoners get on a fight on the prison bus, Justin insists that Danny shouldn't worry or pretend to be, as they are chained to the floor and unable to do anything.
* VitriolicBestBuds: He and Danny seem to be on good terms (even if he believes Danny is a rapist) but they do throw insults at each other on the bus. Danny even suggested that they all go into business together after they get out of prison so the friendship is at least one sided on Danny's part.
* WhiteCollarCrime
* YellowEyesOfSneakiness: He was a con-man before the outbreak, it's kind of required.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Bennett and Clyde]]
!!Bennett and Clyde
Two cops whose cowardice start the conflict of Vince's story, as well as a part of Wyatt's. After Clyde [[spoiler: kills a prisoner, he gets bit and Bennett runs away, only to be struck by Eddie's car while wondering in the fog.]]
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* DirtyCoward: Bennett chastises the rookie Clyde for not doing enough to stop [[spoiler: one prisoner from choking the other]], but ends up [[spoiler:running away and leaving them all for dead]].
* EyeScream: [[spoiler: After Clyde becomes a zombie, he will eventually die of screwdriver being put through his socket]].
* RecklessGunUsage: They wave their guns around to threaten prisoners.
* RedShirt: Both of them.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere
[[/folder]]
!!Rural Road Survivors
[[folder: Wyatt]]
!!'''Wyatt'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Jace Smykel'''
41 days after the outbreak, Wyatt and his friend, Eddie, are driving away on a country road on a foggy night, having just killed someone.
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* BottomlessMagazines: Strangely, the revolver he's using looks like it uses six chambers. You can fire ''more'' than six shots!
* DeadpanSnarker: He and Eddie spend a lot of time tossing insults at eachother.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: He remarks on his habit of talking to himself, and how abnormal it is, and how sometimes he does things that, from his point of view, do not make sense.
* NoodleIncident: The player doesn't find out exactly what happened to him and his friend before the car chase, but a few hints are dropped about how they got themselves into this mess. Also, he'll mention a time a stoned friend of his tried to put a pancake in the car's CD player.
** [[spoiler:In the epilogue you will learn that Vince saved Wyatt's life at some point. The details of that incident aren't disclosed.]]
* NoOneGetsLeftBehind: [[spoiler: Wyatt can try to invoke this, dragging the injured cop down a road teeming with walkers... but, unfortunately, the scenario always ends with someone's abandonment.]]
* TheStoner: Eddie repeatedly wishes that they had some weed left to smoke. Wyatt doesn't disagree.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Eddie]]
!!'''Eddie'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Brandon Bales'''
Wyatt's friend, seemingly from before the outbreak. When the two encounter another group Eddie is startled by one of them and shoots him.
----
* AccidentalMurder: Possibly once. Possibly twice!
* HotBlooded
* ImprobableAimingSkills: He manages to throw his keys into a car window while he can barely see the car.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: He comments on Wyatt's tendency to talk to himself, and how much if it really means nothing, as well as how much time they spend talking before taking action.
* NoodleIncident: See Wyatt's entry.
* NoOneGetsLeftBehind: Despite being scared out of his wits, he feels awful for hitting who could possibly be a man and wants either him or Wyatt to go help him. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, two out of three of them gets left behind thanks to Nate.]]
** [[spoiler:Notably, if left behind, he always tries to save the cop.]]
* SkewedPriorities: Is more concerned whether or not they have any weed in the car as opposed to ammo for their one gun.
* TheStoner: See Wyatt's entry.
* ToiletHumor: When asked why he never had a girlfriend, he responds by farting.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Russell]]
!!'''Russell'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Vegas Trip'''
184 days after the outbreak, Russell is travelling alone on a highway, trying to reach his grandmother in Statesboro, when someone decides to stop and give him a lift.
----
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Possibly. Russell is actually in his late teens, early twenties. He could be a high school student or he could have just started college/university when the apocalypse started.
** In the photo he puts on the bulletin board, he is dressed in a graduation hat and robe, proving he's at least a high school graduate.
* {{Jerkass}}: Come across as rather snide and rude at times, though it's likely linked to his trust issues, which is understandable considering the state of the world.
** JerkassHasAPoint
* MercyKill: Despite the horror he's faced, he feels the need to put down a walker that is pathetically unable to stand up.
* ProperlyParanoid: Depends on your choices. Russell's overall actions suggest he has developed a hesitancy to trust others due to his experiences in the apocalypse. [[spoiler:He's eventually the hardest to convince to leave the camp, as even if you leave Nate, Tavia still has to pick the right response out of four to get through to him.]]
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: His backstory is that he was part of a group of survivors whose leader had a policy of killing and stealing from any other survivors they came across. After a few weeks, he couldn't take it anymore and left to find his family.
** [[spoiler: Can be invoked against Nate when he insist on killing an elderly couple.]]
* WithFriendsLikeThese: You can choose to befriend Nate, playing this trope somewhat straight. [[spoiler: Subverted if you stand up to him in the end.]] There is an achievement with the same name.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Nate]]
!!'''Nate'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Jefferson Arca'''
A man who drives a pick-up truck who stops to give Russell a ride. He presents a strange mix of helpfulness and dangerous insanity.
----
* AffablyEvil: He does want to be Russell's friend. Too bad he's a callous jerk at best and a sociopath at worst.
* AllMenArePerverts: Nate seemed more interested in whether Russell made a move on a fellow survivor than he does with actually listening to his tale. [[ImAManICantHelpIt He'll even attempt to justify why he has been thinking that.]]
* BigBad: [[spoiler:Of Wyatt's Story.]]
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: [[spoiler:In Wyatt's story you learn Eddie killed one of his friends which lead to him going out of his way to track them down and kill them.]] It appears he cares about Russell to some degree too. When the [[spoiler: old man in the diner]] called Russell a "spook" he got mad at him for being racist. A fan theory was created [[spoiler: where he might have been using Russell as a ReplacementGoldfish.]]
* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: His little joke with Russell about rating attractiveness gets a bit out of hand.
* {{Foil}}: To Russell. Whereas Russell is hesitant to trust and is uncomfortable with killing, Nate has no qualms with either.
* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: Wanting to know about Russell's taste in women, he decides to [[spoiler: pull up to a female zombie and let her cling onto Russell, just to joke with him and get an answer.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: The aforementioned zombie incident, and not covering for Russell when he has to run for cover, certainly have him come across as one.
** JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Takes charge during the gunfight after that and properly covers for Russel, directs him towards safer areas and eventually leads him inside the diner. [[spoiler: Then kills the elderly couple inside and takes their belongings, regardless of what the player chooses.]]
** SinkOrSwimMentor: One [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation interpretation]] is that instead of screwing him over, he was testing to how Russell handled himself in a crisis, since he congratulated him on keeping cool and making it across fine despite him not providing any covering fire? Even if that was his intention all along, it's still doesn't excuse pulling that stunt or his subsequent actions, such as [[spoiler: executing the elderly couple]].
* SirSwearsALot: The "F" word is apparently his favorite adjective.
* SlasherSmile: Does he ever.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Tries to invoke this on Russell, but acts far too dangerously for it to work.
[[/folder]]
!!Bonnie's Group
[[folder: Bonnie]]
!!'''Bonnie'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Erin Yvette'''
A former drug addict who rehabilitated after the outbreak. 220 days following the outbreak, she travels with a married couple [[spoiler:and is possibly having an affair with the husband]].
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* AccidentalMurder: [[spoiler:Bonnie kills Dee by accident when cornered in the cornfield, mistaking her for one of the group chasing them that had come after her. She doesn't realize who she has struck until it's too late.]]
* MeaningfulName: Subverted. Her name means 'beautiful', but her past drug addiction took a toll on her looks, making her look older than she actually is.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler: She accidentally killed Dee, thinking she was a pursuer. It was too dark for her (and the player) to recognize her. You can choose to lie about it or be honest to Leland.]]
** For the record, [[spoiler: if you don't act, you get a game over. In other words, Dee kills Bonnie. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.]]
* RequiredPartyMember: [[spoiler:No matter what happens, she will retain enough optimism to follow Tavia at the end of the game.]]
* SelfOffense: [[spoiler:While being pursued by a group in a cornfield, she hears someone coming and strikes. It turns out to be Dee.]]
* SuddenSequelHeelSyndrome: [[spoiler:She becomes one of Carver's minions in Season 2 and doesn't seem to feel any remorse when he murders a man who gave her a load of food out of the kindness of his heart.]]
* TookALevelInBadass: [[spoiler:She shows up in Season 2 as a member of Carver's militia. She seems to have become quite capable of holding her own since 400 Days.]]
* WoundedGazelleGambit: [[spoiler:She scouts out the ski lodge under the guise of a broken, defenseless woman who is merely looking for some supplies for her group, which she says includes children. She comes back later with Carver, two other men, and ''heavily'' armed.]]
* YoungerThanTheyLook: The drugs she abused certainly took their toll on her body. You'd be forgiven for mistaking her for a 40-50 year old woman, especially since she's accused of having a relationship with someone who is actually 40 or 50.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Leland]]
!!'''Leland'''
!!!'''Voiced by: Adam Harrington'''
A man somewhere in 40's to 50's and husband to Dee; they find Bonnie while she's still struggling with her addiction and take her in. He soon becomes very fond of Bonnie and [[spoiler: possibly has an affair with her.]]
----
* CrisisOfFaith: Subverted. He claims to stay true to his faith despite the hard times he has to go through during the apocalypse.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Not much mention of him, besides general acknowledgement that he existed, at the conclusion of Bonnie's story [[spoiler:assuming he left with her.]]
* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler:Whether or not she reciprocates, he definitely expresses some feelings towards Bonnie.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Dee]]
!!'''Dee'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Cissy Jones'''
A woman somewhere in her 40's to 50's and wife to Leland; they find Bonnie while she's still struggling with her addiction and take her in. She grows noticeably colder to both Leland and Dee when [[spoiler: she suspects they have feelings for each other.]]
----
* AccidentalMurder: Courtesy of [[spoiler:Bonnie. [[EyeScream What happens to her face is not pretty.]]]]
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler: Turns out if you don't hit her (accidentally) she deliberately kills you.]]
* GreenEyedMonster: If you're too slow to [[spoiler: accidentally kill her, then Dee ends up shooting and murdering Bonnie.]] Whether or not this was actually Dee's canon intention is debatable.
* MurderTheHypotenuse: [[spoiler:Near the end of Bonnie's chapter, she unintentionally on either the giving or receiving end.]]
* ProperlyParanoid: She accuses Leland and Bonnie first of both never siding with her, and then of having an affair. Depending on what dialogue choices you pick throughout Bonnie's chapter, you might or might not prove her paranoia to be justified because you might or might not actually be having an affair with Leland.
[[/folder]]
!!Gil's Pitstop
!!!Roman's Group
[[folder: Shel]]
!!'''Shel'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Cissy Jones'''
A young woman who is a member of a small group holed up at the diner nearly half a year after the outbreak. Her group is tightly knit and almost has a proper community going. We join them 236 days after the infection.
----
* ButThouMust: Due to a voting tie, she gets the casting vote concerning a foreigner who was stealing their supplies. Either let him go [[spoiler: hoping that he isn't a bandit]], or kill him [[spoiler: so if he is, he can't inform the others]]. Either way, [[spoiler: their base either gets raided and is no longer safe or they begin to introduce more oppressive policies because of Roman]].
* BrutalHonesty: She can invoke this to Becca if the player chooses. [[spoiler: This may work against her in the long run.]]
* CoolBigSis: To Becca.
* MurderIsTheBestSolution: You can argue for or against this for the thief the group captured. [[spoiler: You are forced to invoke it yourself, or run away, later on.]]
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: That is an option for her.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: A final option for her to take, with or without Becca's support.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Becca]]
!!'''Becca'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Brett Pels'''
Shel's younger sister. A rambunctious and slightly bratty teenager.
----
* [[LonelyPianoPiece Lonely Guitar Piece]]: She was taught guitar by Stephanie, and her opening piece sets the tone for one of the calmer scenes of 400 Days.
* NecessarilyEvil: [[spoiler: If you've been honest to her, she'll agree that Stephanie [[MurderIsTheBestSolution must be put down for thievery]]. Never mind that she's been a part of her life for a while.]]
* ShadowArchetype: She's somewhat a shadow archetype of Clementine, being more bratty and more willing to go with choices that Clementine would feel morally wrong.
* TagalongKid: No matter what she will always end up accompanying Shel.
* TeensAreMonsters: She seems to be completely cold and unfeeling in regards to dealing out death sentences to other human beings.
** JerkassFacade: [[spoiler:However, the player can have Shel calling her out by challenging her to execute Stephanie. If this option is taken, Becca immediately becomes outright scared and folds on the issue like a deck of cards. Her cold attitude is, all in all, just a troubled teenager trying to put on a brave face.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Roman]]
!!'''Roman'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Andrew Chaikin'''
The leader of Shel and Becca's group. He used to be in a band before the outbreak.
----
* ALighterShadeOfBlack: Roman is willing to execute anyone deemed a threat to the group, insists of enforcing the rules they've set down, uses Walkers as guard-dogs and a deterrent and is perfectly willing to hunt down anyone attempting to leave to prevent them "Escaping". He's essentially founded a smaller and (slightly) less evil version of ''Crawford''.
* BigBad: [[spoiler:Of Bonnie's story. Maybe of Shel's story too, depending on whether or not you agree with his crackdown.]]
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler:He is discovered as a corpse riddled with bullets by Clem, Nick and Pete in "All That Remains".]]
* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Regrets doing immoral things but feels that they were [[NecessarilyEvil necessary]] for the survival of the group.
* JerkassHasAPoint: [[spoiler: His insistence on killing Roberto, due to his fear that he could be a scout for a raiding party. If he's spared and let go, Roberto does indeed come back with an armed posse, leading to the death of Boyd]].
* MeaningfulName: His name and his actions invoke the dictatorial and WellIntentionedExtremist ideals that the ancient Romans had.
** And with his shaved head and round face, he somewhat resembles Caesar from VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas.
* NecessarilyEvil[=/=]WellIntentionedExtremist: Willing to kill in order to keep the safety of the group.
* PetTheDog: When he's first introduced, actually. He deeply enjoys Becca's guitar-playing, feeling that music is something they need to preserve.
* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: [[spoiler:Is seen as a corpse near the end of the first episode of Season 2, recognizable by his signature jacket and shaved head.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Stephanie]]
!!'''Stephanie'''
!!!'''Voiced by: Dana Bauer'''
A fellow survivor in Roman's group. Is friends with Shel.
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* NiceGirl: When faced with letting a bandit free or killing him, she advocates setting her free.
* SacrificialLamb: Mostly exists to create Shel's second moral choice.
* SympathyForTheDevil: She feels that the bandit Roman ties up is no different from them. [[spoiler:She becomes a thief in the end, just like him.]]
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler:She tries to run off with a large amount of her group's supplies.]]
[[/folder]]
!!!Other Pitstop survivors
[[folder: Michelle]]
!!'''Michelle'''
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!!!'''Voiced By: Najwa Brown'''
A scavenger that walks in on Clementine as she's trying to wash up at a abandoned restroom rest stop.
----
* AccidentalMurder: [[spoiler:Poor Omid.]]
* ApologeticAttacker: [[spoiler: Winds up shooting Omid by accident as he was trying to sneak up on her. She apologizes profusely to Christa when she comes to find out what's going on. Doesn't save her, however.]]
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:It is kind of hard to feel bad for her because she bullys Clementine, heavily implies that she's robbed other people before, and (despite being apologetic) killed Omid.]]
* FissionMailed: Well, sort of. When she's holding Clementine at gunpoint, you can refuse to give in to her demands, despite the fact that she's pointing a loaded gun at you, and...[[spoiler:she never fires at you, regardless of what you say to her. The only time she fires her gun is at ''Omid'', but the game goes on regardless.]] In fact, another example of this trope is [[spoiler:Omid's death, because it can make the player think they screwed up somehow. Actually, Omid will always get shot, regardless of what you do, and the game will go on regardless.]]
* HeelFaceDoorSlam / RejectedApology: [[spoiler: Christa shoots her before she can even finish her sentence.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: Takes Clem's gun and holds her at gunpoint while rifling through her backpack. Then demands she hand over her hat. One of the options is to tell her that her dad gave it to her. She doesn't care and still keeps asking for it. [[spoiler: What's worse, she wasn't intending to shoot Clem. She was just being a bully.]]
** JerkassWoobie: If you feel sorry for her. She's horrified by the fact that she [[spoiler: [[AccidentalMurder shot Omid]] ]], and, as said below, given her reaction it's unlikely she would've shot Clementine. She sincerely apologizes to [[spoiler: Christa. (She wouldn't have dropped her gun if it was just a ploy to catch her off-guard.)]] and [[spoiler: gets shot for her trouble.]] Yes, it was her fault for robbing Clementine in the first place but it just went so, so wrong.
** JerkJustifications:
-->'''Clementine:''' You don't have to do this. It's mean.
-->'''Michelle''': You gotta be mean to keep goin' [[CrapsackWorld out here.]]
-->'''Clementine''': I'm not mean.
-->'''Michelle''': Yeah? And who got your gun?
* KilledMidSentence: [[spoiler:Christa doesn't even let her try to explain before she's shot dead.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Just look at her face after she [[spoiler: shoots Omid.]]
* NiceGuysFinishLast: She basically tells Clementine as much if you choose certain dialogue options.
** JerkJustifications
* NobleDemon: Robbing children suits her just fine but [[spoiler: taking a life]] proves to be too much for her.
* TeensAreMonsters: She appears to be only a few years older than Clementine yet seems to have lived the life of a bandit for quite some time as she'll mention that the last group of people she robbed had some really good stuff, unlike Clementine who only has junk. [[spoiler:She also ends up killing Omid, but that was more of an accident.]]
* TooDumbToLive: Never seems to wonder if Clem is by herself or why she has a gun with her. Even worse threatening Clem ''with'' a fully loaded gun but obviously having no training on using it.
* WouldHurtAChild: [[spoiler:Unsuccessfully. She holds Clementine at gunpoint, but doesn't actually fire at that time. She kills ''Omid'' by accident, but given her reaction to ''that'', it's doubtful she would have killed Clementine anyway.]]
[[/folder]]
!!Abandoned Campsite
[[folder: Sam]]
!!'''Sam'''
A dog Clementine meets after [[spoiler: she gets separated from Christa.]]
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* BerserkButton: [[spoiler:Clementine learned the hard way not to deny/take away it's food. TruthInTelevision: even a trained dog will react poorly if it's food is taken away]]
* CanineCompanion: For a bit with Clem [[spoiler: least until food is concerned.]]
* EvilDetectingDog: Manages to pick up a nearby walker tied to a tree.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler:By accident, Clem kicks him into some broken tent poles after he attacks her, leaving him stuck and withering on the ground.]]
* MercyKill: [[spoiler:If you wish to do so after knocking it into some broken tent poles. Clem will do so via SlashedThroat]]
* RealityEnsues: You can train a lot of dogs to be friendly with people [[spoiler: but even the most obedient dog will still attack you if it hasn't been fed, or if you try to take its food away.]]
%%Ungrateful Bastard pulled to the discussion page
[[/folder]]
!!Cabin Survivors
[[folder: Peter Randall]]
!!'''Peter Joseph "Pete" Randall'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Brian Sommer'''
An older man and Nick's uncle. Pete quickly befriends Clementine and becomes her biggest supporter in the cabin group.
----
* BaldOfAwesome: Not a hair on his head and quite capable of holding his own against the Walkers.
* CoolOldGuy: By far the nicest and most reasonable member of the cabin group.
* CruelToBeKind: Believes he is being this to Nick, since Nick grew up with a bad father (it's left vague exactly what Nick's father was like, but either abusive or neglectful), so it fell to Uncle Pete to "keep him in line", to raise him right. Unfortunately it seems to have backfired; Nick thinks he's an "asshole".
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Pulls one to help Clementine if he is saved in episode 1.]]
* LivingLieDetector: He seems to think so, choosing to believe Clementine because he has "a good bullshit detector". But you can lie to him about what happened to the dog that bit you and he'll still believe you. It's also why Luke apparently never beats him at Poker.
* NiceGuy: He's much quicker to trust Clementine than the others, and even when [[spoiler:he and Luke first see the dog bite on Clementine's arm]], while Luke is freaking out, Pete gives Clementine a chance to explain herself.
* TheLeader: Seems to share this with [[TheMedic Carlos.]]
* RobbingTheDead: Upon encountering several dead bodies, Pete's first instinct is to rummage through the corpses for supplies and ammo. This is despite still not knowing who or what killed the people.
* SelfDeprecatingHumor: If you pick a certain dialogue option. Probably regarding his relationship with his nephew, Nick, with who he argues a lot. Or possibly the Cabin group as a whole, considering we don't know how well they get along normally.
--> '''Pete''': Are you always this agreeable?
--> '''Clementine''': [[LittleMissSnarker No.]]
--> '''Pete''': Good, you'll fit right in with this outfit.
* ToughLove: He really does care for Nick and wants what's best for him, but he also doesn't pull his punches when calling his nephew out on his actions.
* ZombieInfectee: He gets scratched [[spoiler:or bitten by a walker at the end of the first episode. If he survives the episode, he is presented with a LifeOrLimbDecision but chooses to [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifice himself to save Clem]].]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Luke]]
!!'''Luke'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Scott Porter'''
One of the cabin survivors. Luke is fairly reasonable person with a bad habit of putting his foot in his mouth.
----
* AsYouKnow: At one point, Luke and Clementine have a conversation over dinner, which gives Clementine the opportunity to tell Luke (and remind the player) about some of the events that happened in Season 1.
* {{Badass}}: He is a very capable survivor, and uses his machete quite effectively.
* EveryoneHasStandards: He finds killing dogs to be appalling.
* FriendToAllLivingThings: Is fine with putting down walkers and bitten humans, but has a problem with killing dogs.
* NiceGuy: Except when he [[spoiler:drops Clementine after seeing the dog bite on her arm]], but he was caught off-guard, thought it was [[spoiler:a walker bite]], and he's very sorry about it later, ultimately choosing to defend Clementine from the others.
* TastesLikeFriendship: Though they start off rocky, Luke befriends Clementine after giving her some food, knowing how hungry she is, and despite his own group not having much to spare.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Vanishes after the group is [[spoiler: attacked by Carver's group in the ski resort lodge. Whether he has fled from his own group, or was captured off-screen is unknown.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Nick]]
!!'''Nick'''
[[quoteright:300:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/nick_twdvg_361.jpg]]
!!!'''Voiced by: Brian Bremer'''
Pete's hotheaded nephew.
----
* DeadpanSnarker: He responds this way when Pete tries to give him some advice, apparently tired of it.
--> '''Pete''': You know Nick, I don't like this either, but sooner or later, you're gonna have to realize a simple truth.
--> '''Nick''': What? That you're an asshole?
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:If you saved him at the end of Season 2 Episode 1, he sacrifices himself to save Clem at the beginning of Episode 2. When Clem and Luke go back for him, they find him unharmed beyond being in a drunken stupor.]]
* DrowningMySorrows: He doesn't take [[spoiler:Pete's death]] well at all and gets completely hammered on moonshine. He'll even offer Clementine a drink which the player can choose to accept or refuse.
* FreudianExcuse: The reason he mistakenly thought [[spoiler:Clementine was bitten by a walker]] was because the group had previously treated someone with [[spoiler:a walker bite]], and that person then proceeded to [[spoiler:turn into a walker and kill Nick's mother.]]
* FriendToAllLivingThings: When he was younger apparently. Pete mentions a time when took him out hunting and Nick was unable to shoot a Buck when it was in his sights, leading to Pete nearly getting shot in the gut when Nick refused to hand over the gun, only for it to accidentally discharge, causing the deer to flee. Pete would later find the Buck a month later and shot it, leading Nick refusing to speak to him for weeks afterwards.
** After Clem explains that she was savagely bitten by a dog and was forced to kill it in self-defence, Nick is appalled at how she could have killed a dog and shows more sympathy for it than her.
* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler:If you save him over Pete, then Nick completely loses it and goes into a suicidal drunken stupor. He's only broken out when he realizes that he's endangering Clementine.]]
* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: Nearly puts a hole in Clementine because he had his finger on the trigger during a highly stressful situation. Pete also mentions an incident when he was younger, where Nick accidentally nearly shot him when they argued over killing a buck.
** In Episode 2 he actually does panic and kill someone: [[spoiler: Walter's partner Matthew. Nick becomes increasingly grief-stricken through the episode, especially when he realizes who Matthew was.]]
* {{Irony}}: As a kid he was so tender-hearted he wouldn't shoot a Buck. As an adult he's so cold he doesn't hesitate to ''shoot children''. [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold He's still an alright]] [[RousseauWasRight person underneath it all, though]]
* {{Jerkass}}: He's this when he's first introduced, but as per the below trope, once Clementine proves [[spoiler:she really ''wasn't'' bitten by a walker]], he grows out of it at least enough to freely admit he was wrong about Clementine and apologize to her.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's introduced wanting to ''shoot'' Clementine, like Rebecca below. Unlike Rebecca, however, once it finally becomes clear that Clementine is an innocent girl, Nick actually apologizes for his behavior, and freely admits that going "aggro" out there was ''not'' okay of him.
* TheLoad: His contribution to the story primarily consists of screwing up in ways that leave the group worse off. Clementine can even compare him to Ben, at one point. The comparison is somewhat unfair, however, as in a crisis Nick shows himself to be a lot braver than Ben.
* ManChild: Pete at one point accuses Nick of being this, because Nick has to learn the "simple truth" that the world is not going to give a damn whether Nick likes something or not. The issue of whether or not Nick actually is this is left unresolved because [[spoiler:shortly after, they're both attacked by walkers and you only have time to save one.]]
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In the past, the "shooting the buck" incident with Pete. In the present, when he almost shoots Clementine. [[spoiler:Also in the present, he shoots Matthew because he mistakenly assumed Matthew was holding Luke and Clementine at gunpoint, and this causes problems later.]]
* RousseauWasRight: He behaves like a complete asshole when he's introduced and almost kills Clementine, and his apology afterwards seem awkward and forced at-best, but his attempt at making amends, along with the story of his terrible hunting experience gives the impression that he was probably a decent enough person underneath it all.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He looks like a younger Kenny and their personalities are pretty similar as well. [[spoiler: If his uncle dies at the end of Episode 1, he takes up drinking whiskey straight from the bottle, just like Kenny did after losing his family.]]
* UsedToBeASweetKid: If Pete's story is to be believed.
* WellDoneSonGuy: Seems to have this attitude towards Pete, who raised him in the stead of his [[AbusiveParents neglectful/abusive father.]] [[spoiler:He has enough respect for Pete that if you leave Pete behind to save Nick at the end of episode 1, Nick chews you out and asks you "how could you just leave" Pete.]]
* WhatTheHellHero: Well, Nick has the best intentions, but he's on the receiving end of plenty of these for good reason, considering he almost ''kills you'' when he's first introduced. Also, there's one moment where he can potentially give such a moment himself: [[spoiler:if you choose to save him over Pete at the end of episode 1, the walkers kill Pete, and Nick angrily asks you how you could just leave him.]]
* YoureNotMyFather: Has shades of this towards his Uncle Pete, who was forced to step in and try to raise him, due to his father not being around often and being abusive towards Nick when he was.
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[[folder: Carlos]]
!!'''Carlos'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Andrew Chaikin'''
A doctor and the unofficial leader of the cabin survivors. Carlos will do anything to ensure the safety of his daughter.
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* BigDamnHeroes: [[spoiler:In episode 2, at one point Clementine runs out of ammo to shoot at a bunch of walkers. Then Carlos shows up and uses his pistol to take out the rest for her so she can run.]]
* {{Fingore}}: [[spoiler:Which happens right in front of his daughter.]] As expected, she doesn't take this well.
* {{Hypocrite}}: He chides Clem for breaking into the house and stealing supplies (even more so if she got his daughter to help) and states she can't be trusted. This coming from a doctor who refused to treat her since he didn't want to waste supplies on a supposedly infected girl, forcing her to take such drastic action, since it was the only way to save her own life.
* IdiotBall: Clem points out his [[HypocrisyNod hypocrisy]] over her stealing medial supplies and lampshades that their entire solution was to see if her (dog) bite would turn her into a Walker, which ''would'' have caused the very problem [[NiceJobBreakingItHero they were afraid of]], since she could have died from her untreated wound.
* TheLeader: His medical knowledge seems to command a great deal of respect from the group, arguably more so than Pete.
* TheMedic: He's only one in the group with advanced medical training, what with having been a doctor before everything went to hell.
* OverprotectiveDad: To Sarah. If Clementine asks Sarah to help her get supplies, Carlos chews you out for "manipulating" Sarah ''even if you were nice to her.''
* PapaWolf: Is ''very'' protective of Sarah, and chews out Clementine if she uses the girl to get disinfectant.
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[[folder: Sarah]]
!!'''Sarah'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Louisa Mackintosh'''
Carlos's rather strange teenage daughter.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Implied to have ''some'' kind of developmental issues, behaving like someone younger than Clementine despite being around 5 years older than her. [[GenreSavvy Clementine seems to notice this.]]
* ChildrenAreInnocent: Carlos says of her that she would "cease to function" if she ever found out what the world was "really like" out there.
** Although it's implied that she does understand a bit of what's going on. When Clementine offers to show her [[spoiler: the dog bite]], Sarah asks if [[spoiler: it really is just a dogbite and not from a walker]] which shows that she knows that not everything is as great as it used to be. Later on if you try to follow her father's orders to try and keep her "innocent" by saying everyone went fishing when he and the others [[spoiler: form a rescue party after Clem tells them about the attack by the stream]] she calls Clem out on it but if you tell her the truth she handles it rather well and shows Clem a gun she found so Clementine can teach her how to protect herself with it (though she couldn't find any bullets).
** Also, Sarah is [[{{Understatement}} somewhat]] less likely to be "innocent" after [[spoiler:she has to watch her father being beaten in front of her and has to watch his fingers being broken.]]
* CreepyChild: Sarah is a very nice girl, but can be quite creepy at times:
** If Clementine turns down an offer of friendship, Sarah can get really insistent about it. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that Sarah has no friends around her age and is implied to have a mental condition that impacts her mental state.
** Sarah finds an unloaded gun and asks Clementine to teach her how to use it. During her training, Sarah briefly points the gun barrel at Clem's face. The gun is empty and both girls know it, but Clem is quite understandably creeped out.
* CynicismCatalyst: A rare example who isn't actually dead, but Sarah's the reason for much of Carlos' cynical behavior to Clementine, since Carlos has a deep desire to protect Sarah from the outside world.
* [[DontTellMama Don't Tell Papa]]: When Clementine asks Sarah to help her get medical supplies, Sarah will always agree to help Clementine regardless of whether Clementine picks the "nice" choices or the "jerk" choices. But ''why'' Sarah agrees to help depends on which choices you pick. If you pick the "jerk" choices and turn down an offer of friendship, Sarah will still agree to help because of this trope: she's concerned that if she doesn't help you, you'll tell her Papa that she was talking to a stranger.
* TheHeart: Sort of. She's pretty much the only cabin survivor Clementine meets that isn't suspicious of her right off the bat (even Pete and Luke freaked out at [[spoiler:the dog bite]] at first, and even Alvin eventually went with the [[spoiler:locking in the shed]] idea after Rebecca pressured him into it).
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: When Clementine asks Sarah to help her get medical supplies, Sarah will always agree to help Clementine regardless of whether Clementine picks the "nice" choices or the "jerk" choices. But ''why'' Sarah agrees to help depends on which choices you pick. If you pick the "nice" choices, Sarah agrees to help in exchange for your friendship, since there aren't any other girls around even close to Sarah's age for her to make friends with.
* NiceGirl: She'll help Clementine if Clementine asks her to even if Clementine picks the "jerk" choices.
** Also, in episode 2, [[spoiler:when Carlos grills Clementine about taking a picture of Sarah and thus indirectly giving the intruder evidence of Sarah's existence, you can potentially take the blame by saying you took the picture. But Sarah ''overrules you'' and says no, she asked you to, it was ''her'' fault, so Carlos ends up being disappointed in Sarah instead of you. It's a minor thing, but still very nice of her.]]
* NightmareFetishist: Slightly. If Clementine asks Sarah what book she's reading, it turns out Sarah's reading a story about body-snatching creatures.
* WaterWorks: [[spoiler:When Carver tortures her father right in front of her, Sarah breaks down ''sobbing'' and ''begging'' Carver to let her dad go.]]
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotHeinous: If Clementine picks the "jerk" choices to Sarah, Sarah still reluctantly agrees to help mostly because she's worried about what will happen if Clementine tells her father. What does Sarah worry will happen? That her father will say he's disappointed in her, loves her, and only wants what's best for her. It's not exactly the most heinous of punishments. This is an unusual [[JustifiedTrope justified]] variation of this trope, however, as Sarah's father has deliberately kept her from the outside world and how cruel the outside world can be, so in Sarah's experience, perhaps being told that her father is disappointed in her ''is'' the worst thing she could fear.
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[[folder: Rebecca]]
!!'''Rebecca'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Shay Moore'''
Alvin's pregnant wife. Rebecca is very distrustful of Clementine, though seems to have warmed up to her.
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* BitchAlert: She's introduced suggesting that the group ''shoot'' Clementine.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: She's introduced to the players by pushing the group to shoot Clementine dead due to her suspicion of Clementine's [[spoiler: bite wound, which was from a dog, not a walker]]. In a more established form, should the player choose to say nothing upon meeting the group, Rebecca ''reaches for Nick's gun to do the deed herself, causing the gun to fire and nearly hit Clementine''.
* {{Jerkass}}: And notably, she doesn't ease up even ''after'' [[spoiler:Clementine proves she wasn't bitten by a walker by not getting the characteristic fever that goes with it. While Rebecca might no longer think Clementine's a walker-in-the-making, Rebecca is still convinced Clementine is going to be a problem of ''some'' kind.]] Granted she is pregnant and most chalk it up to irritability, especially in such a dangerous world as this. But still...
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: In episode 2, she promises to try to "cut Clementine more slack", and explains that she was surly before because she doesn't like the idea of being dependent on others.
* SassyBlackWoman: Rebecca has very slight shades of this. She's black, and pretty much the only words out of her mouth that aren't either snarky or angry are what Clementine can overhear when [[spoiler:Clementine has to hide from her in the bathroom, where Rebecca pleads for her upcoming to baby to be okay and to be Alvin's.]]
* TemptingFate: During her first personal confrontation with Clementine, one of the options is to tell her she should be nicer to Clem after her chiding. Rebecca typically just walks off on bad terms and tells Clem to get out as soon as possible. Time will tell if this attitude is going to get her into trouble where she'll ''need'' Clem's help. Her reaction is even worse with one of the other dialogue choices, which is Clementine asking, in a very knowing tone of voice, just ''who'' the baby's father is.
* TookALevelInKindness: Rebecca is noticeably much more pleasant to be around in Episode 2, even smiling and holding casual conversation with Clementine.
* WhosYourDaddy: She's expecting a child, but isn't sure if it's Alvin's. [[spoiler: It's not. It's Carver's, though given Rebecca's "Fuck you, Bill", it may not be by choice.]]
* YourCheatingHeart: Alvin's not the father of her child, [[spoiler:though its currently unclear as to whether this was adultery or rape.]]
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[[folder: Alvin]]
!!'''Alvin'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Dorian Lockett'''
Rebecca's husband. He's more levelheaded than his wife, but is something of a pushover.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: If Clementine chooses to threaten Alvin by [[spoiler: telling his wife that he spoke to Clementine behind her back]], Alvin will immediately get angry and call her out on her threats. [[spoiler: He'll still give Clementine the bandage and a juice box to drink.]]
* HenpeckedHusband: He has very slight shades of this. When [[spoiler:the others decide to lock Clementine in the shed]], Alvin at first is more in favor of simply helping Clementine and being done with it, but Rebecca scolds him, causing him to reverse his decision and say helping her right away is a bad idea.
* NiceGuy: He doesn't think of himself as this, but he wasn't as aggressive to Clementine as some of the other cabin survivors and he was the one who suggested they have the group's doctor take a look at Clementine's arm. Also, later, after Clementine [[spoiler:escapes from the shed the others locked her in]], Clementine can call Alvin "nice" to persuade him to [[spoiler:give her medicine to treat her arm.]]
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler:Can be the victim of one of these if you handle the hostage situation incorrectly in episode 2. If you go outside to seek Kenny's help, but then don't talk Kenny out of making the shot, Kenny will shoot Carver, but Carver will retaliate by shooting Alvin. Also, if you give yourself up, but then don't choose to protect Alvin to make Kenny surrender, it will still end up with Carver shooting Alvin.]]
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[[folder: William Carver]]
!!'''William "Bill" Carver'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Creator/MichaelMadsen'''
A former member of the cabin group. The other members are terrified of him.
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* AStormIsComing: [[spoiler:Is overheard saying this to Clementine in the preview for episode 3.]]
* BadassMustache: He has a thick 'stache.
* BigBad: Appears to be this for Season 2.
* CelebrityVoiceActor: The fact that he's voiced by [[Film/ReservoirDogs Mr.]] [[PsychoForHire Blonde]] is a good indicator of what sort of person he is.
* {{Determinator}}: He's been going to extreme lengths to track down the cabin group.
** PapaWolf: [[spoiler: Because Rebecca's unborn child is possibly his.]]
* TheDreaded: He's not with the current cabin group, but he used to be a member, and everyone's frightened of him. [[spoiler: They think that Clem might be a spy for him, and he's the first person they name when they see a mass of dead people, all who had been shot.]]
** [[spoiler: Episode 2 shows us exactly ''why'' he's the Dreaded. He starts hitting Carlos and breaking his fingers right in front of his sobbing daughter, kills Walter, can potentially kill Alvin if you make a wrong choice, and ''succeeds'' in capturing everyone and rounding them up to be taken back to his camp thanks to commanding a whole group of armed people.]]
* EvilFormerFriend: Used to be a member of the cabin group, and given what the group now says about him, he apparently has taken a nasty turn for the worst since his former membership.
* EvilOverlord: "Overlord" might be stretching it, but Carver is the leader of a large settlement and thus has access to much more resources than the other survivors. [[spoiler: Bonnie's presence implies that this includes the 400 Days protagonists.]]
* EvilSoundsDeep: His voice is deep and gravelly. In fact, when Carlos asks you what the intruder was like, one of the dialogue choices for identifying characteristics is that he had a deep voice (the other choices are his coat and his mustache).
* FauxAffablyEvil: His polite front hides just how unrelentingly brutal he really is.
* {{Foil}}: One can read him as being one to Kenny. Both of them are driven, relentless men motivated by family; where Kenny is flawed but ultimately heroic, however, Carver is a vicious tyrant willing to murder basically anyone to advance his cause. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking they both have fantastic 'staches]].
* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the first episode which seems to set him up in the position for a BigBad.
* HeroKiller: The cabin group's immediate reaction to his arrival is to pack up and get the hell out of Dodge. [[spoiler:He also kills Walter, and can potentially kill Alvin if you don't handle the hostage situation correctly.]]
* {{Hypocrite}}: Upon meeting Clementine, he makes a big point of instilling seeds of doubt in her regarding her current friends and explaining what a valuable commodity trust is. All while basically being shady as hell and giving her a false name (George) if asked.
* KickTheDog: [[spoiler: Shoots Walter in the back of the head after torturing Carlos in front of his sobbing daughter]].
* LukeIMightBeYourFather: [[spoiler:Rebecca's baby is in fact Carver's, although it apparently wasn't Rebecca's idea since when he lovingly strokes her face, she angrily tells him, "Fuck you, Bill."]]
* ShoutOut: A minor one to a previous role of Michael Madsen.[[spoiler: During the hostage situation if Clem chooses to look for Kenny we'll see Carver pull out a knife and hold it against Carlos' ear. [[Film/ReservoirDogs Now where have we seen Madsen do that before?]]]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Portrays himself as one of these in his more affable moments; according to him, he's looking out for his people's safety. Then there's what he says when [[spoiler: trying to draw Rebecca out.]] Apparently he's so dead-set on bringing her in particular back because he wants their child to grow up in a safe environment. [[spoiler:Also, in the preview for episode 3, we hear Carver saying that he feels that Carlos' group has merely "strayed from the flock", and could earn their way back into the flock's good graces if they were willing to "accept our love". But god help them if they ''don't'' accept that love...]]
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!!Ski Lodge Survivors
[[folder: Matthew]]
!!'''Matthew'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Wylie Herman'''
A short man dressed in black who meets Luke and Clementine on the bridge.
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* BadassGay: To survive this long, you'd have to be. (badass that is)
* DarkIsNotEvil: Appears to be rather intimidating with his black hoodie, goatee, and hunting rifle, but he turns out to be a decent person.
* KnifeNut: Has a very nice survival dagger in his cabin. [[spoiler:Clementine takes it since he has been killed, and Walter later finds it in her backpack.]]
* MayDecemberRomance: Looks to be in either his late 20s or early 30s, while Walter is old, balding, and grey haired.
* NiceGuy: Offers Luke and Clementine the food in his cabin, since he has plenty of it.
** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Too bad he [[spoiler: gets shot by mistake shortly afterwards.]]
* PoorCommunicationKills: [[spoiler:Nick mistakenly believes Matthew is holding Luke and Clementine at gunpoint, so Nick shoots Matthew, who then falls off the bridge.]]
* WeHardlyKnewYe: [[spoiler: Is shot by Nick in a misunderstanding]] not five minutes after he meets Clementine and Luke.
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[[folder: Sarita]]
!!'''Sarita'''
An Indian woman who's one of the residents of the ski lodge.
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* NiceGirl: Like the rest of the lodge residents, she is unfailingly kind. Seems to take [[spoiler:Kenny's]] sudden harsh mood swings in stride, interpreting his impatience for chivalry.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: [[spoiler:Kenny describes her as "my girl", and she has a foreign accent as Katjaa did.]]
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[[folder: Walter]]
!!'''Walter'''
!!!'''Voiced by: Kiff [=VandenHeuvel=]'''
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A man who used to be a teacher, and now serves dinner at the ski lodge. He and Matthew are partners.
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* BadassGay: Although he seems a bit more on the bookish, nerdy scale of it.
* NiceGuy: He gives food to Clem's group and Bonnie's family without inquiring about their pasts. Sarita notes that he and Matthew tend to be absurdly generous to strangers. [[spoiler:Clem can even convince him to forgive Nick for killing Matthew.]]
** BewareTheNiceOnes: His niceness can only go so far, though. If you don't vouch for Nick after [[spoiler: he finds out about Matthew's death]] later on he'll [[spoiler: let a Walker kill Nick when he could've shot it and will later lie about knowing what happened to him.]] [[WhatTheHellHero You can hit him for this.]]
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Walter is unfailingly kind. [[spoiler:Then he learns that he just made dinner for his partner's murderers. His giving Bonnie's "family" food is rewarded with her doing nothing while Carver executes him as a warning to Kenny.]]
* TheSmartGuy: How [[spoiler:Kenny]] describes him to Clementine.
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!!Other Characters
[[folder: Tavia]]
!!'''Tavia'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Rashida Clendening'''
A woman who works for a large community and is out searching for survivors. At the end of the titular 400 days, she [[spoiler:finds the survivors you've played as (plus Becca) all together in their own little camp and tries to convince them to join. Your actions as each of the survivors determine who goes with her, and for a couple of them, so does what you choose for her to say.]]
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* LastEpisodeNewCharacter
* SixthRanger: [[spoiler:Her story is revealed after the completion of the other five stories. She appears to the group after they have already formed their own group.]]
* WalkingSpoiler
* WeHelpTheHelpless: [[spoiler:Tavia approached the five survivors from each story to offer them a chance to survive at her settlement.]]
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!!Prison Bus survivors
[[folder: Vince]]
!!'''Vince'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Anthony Lam'''
A young man and convicted killer who finds himself on a prison bus a mere two days after the infection breaks out. He must make quick decisions to survive as the infection quickly spreads.
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* TheAtoner[=/=]IRegretNothing: You can choose between invoking either trope, or stay silent if you prefer.
* BigBrotherInstinct: The reason why he chose to commit murder. It was for his little brother.
* BornUnlucky: No matter what you do with the gun in the beginning, it gets found soon afterwards. If you hide it on you, the cops catch you before you can ditch it. If you throw it on the roof, a roofer finds it the next morning. Hide it in the trashcan? A dog knocks it over the next morning and the kid walking him turns it in. Danny gives him the nickname 'Bad Luck Vince' no matter how that scenario plays out.
* TheKirk
* TheLeader: Of [[spoiler:the five playable characters, at the end of the game.]]
* {{Revenge}}: He killed a man in revenge for his brother.
* SadisticChoice: In the end of his part, he has to choose between [[spoiler: shooting off the foot of either a humanistic (possible) rapist or a rational white-collar criminal, so him and a surviving prisoner can escape from their chains]].
* VitriolicBestBuds: If he yanks the chains while on the bus he becomes a DownPlayed version for Danny and Justin.
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[[folder: Danny]]
!!'''Danny'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Erik Braa'''
One of Vince's fellow prisoners. Prior to the events of the game he was convicted of raping a young girl, although he claims his innocence.
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: [[spoiler:He may get his foot blown off by Vince.]]
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler: If he is guilty of the rape, he deserved to get his foot blown off.]]
* ChainedHeat: To Justin and Vince.
* ClearMyName: Though it makes no difference now that he already has been convicted, Danny still tries to clear his name to Vince and Justin.
* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Has brown hair and brown eyes.
* {{Jerkass}}: According to Russell.
** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: If he was a {{Jerkass}}, his actions on the bus would make him fall under this trope if he is innocent.
** JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: He falls under this trope if he is guilty of the crime he is accused of.
* TheMcCoy
* MiscarriageOfJustice: Despite that people both in the game and in real life forget this, ''Danny could actually be innocent''. If this is the case, then the justice system not only failed him, it also inadvertently [[spoiler:caused his death.]]
* NobleDemon: He condemns Justin's unrepentant dishonesty (though he also said that they should go into business together if they get out), is quick to defend fellow prisoners when violence breaks out, and it seems that he honestly misses his girlfriend and listening to her voice. Also judging from dialogue there's a good chance that he's not even aware that he raped her (if he really did do it), which is sadly enough TruthInTelevision.
** This doesn't seem to help people forget about his conviction however. Russell does not have a good opinion of him and he'll say he is relieved that he [[spoiler: died]] before Shel and Becca joined the group.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted; he shares the same name as Danny St. John.
* RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil: Many people dislike him right away ''regardless of his possible innocence'' due to the nature of his conviction, which is sadly a TruthInTelevision for people who have been wrongly convicted of rape.
* VitriolicBestBuds: With Justin and Vince. He throws insults at Justin and yanks both of their chains while on the bus. However it appears he thinks of them as friends since he suggested that they all go into business together after they get out of prison.
* YouWouldntShootMe: He manages to put down a trigger-happy cop by ''staring'' at him and daring the cop to pull the trigger again.
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[[folder: Justin]]
!!'''Justin'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Trevor Hoffman'''
One of Vince's fellow prisoners. Prior to the events of the game he was convicted for constructing a pyramid scheme.
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: [[spoiler:He may lose a foot because of Vince.]]
* AtLeastIAdmitIt: He believes owning up to the fact that he did rip off several hundred thousand dollars and lied about it gives him something over Danny, who Justin believes actually is a rapist.
* ChainedHeat: With Danny and Vince.
* ConMan
* ConsummateLiar: He lied on the witness stand, and he claims he did so pretty well. Didn't save him, though.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: He may be a con man, but he [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil doesn't like rape]] or murder.
* IRegretNothing: He doesn't feel remorse for his actions. Not that he's for rape or murder either.
* JustLikeRobinHood: When Danny jokes that he stole everything from a passing-by low class family, Justin is offended, saying he didn't steal from that kind of person.
* TheSpock
* SomebodyElsesProblem: When two other prisoners get on a fight on the prison bus, Justin insists that Danny shouldn't worry or pretend to be, as they are chained to the floor and unable to do anything.
* VitriolicBestBuds: He and Danny seem to be on good terms (even if he believes Danny is a rapist) but they do throw insults at each other on the bus. Danny even suggested that they all go into business together after they get out of prison so the friendship is at least one sided on Danny's part.
* WhiteCollarCrime
* YellowEyesOfSneakiness: He was a con-man before the outbreak, it's kind of required.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Bennett and Clyde]]
!!Bennett and Clyde
Two cops whose cowardice start the conflict of Vince's story, as well as a part of Wyatt's. After Clyde [[spoiler: kills a prisoner, he gets bit and Bennett runs away, only to be struck by Eddie's car while wondering in the fog.]]
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* DirtyCoward: Bennett chastises the rookie Clyde for not doing enough to stop [[spoiler: one prisoner from choking the other]], but ends up [[spoiler:running away and leaving them all for dead]].
* EyeScream: [[spoiler: After Clyde becomes a zombie, he will eventually die of screwdriver being put through his socket]].
* RecklessGunUsage: They wave their guns around to threaten prisoners.
* RedShirt: Both of them.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere
[[/folder]]
!!Rural Road Survivors
[[folder: Wyatt]]
!!'''Wyatt'''
[[quoteright:300:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/wyatt_twdvg_2936.png]]
!!!'''Voiced by: Jace Smykel'''
41 days after the outbreak, Wyatt and his friend, Eddie, are driving away on a country road on a foggy night, having just killed someone.
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* BottomlessMagazines: Strangely, the revolver he's using looks like it uses six chambers. You can fire ''more'' than six shots!
* DeadpanSnarker: He and Eddie spend a lot of time tossing insults at eachother.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: He remarks on his habit of talking to himself, and how abnormal it is, and how sometimes he does things that, from his point of view, do not make sense.
* NoodleIncident: The player doesn't find out exactly what happened to him and his friend before the car chase, but a few hints are dropped about how they got themselves into this mess. Also, he'll mention a time a stoned friend of his tried to put a pancake in the car's CD player.
** [[spoiler:In the epilogue you will learn that Vince saved Wyatt's life at some point. The details of that incident aren't disclosed.]]
* NoOneGetsLeftBehind: [[spoiler: Wyatt can try to invoke this, dragging the injured cop down a road teeming with walkers... but, unfortunately, the scenario always ends with someone's abandonment.]]
* TheStoner: Eddie repeatedly wishes that they had some weed left to smoke. Wyatt doesn't disagree.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Eddie]]
!!'''Eddie'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Brandon Bales'''
Wyatt's friend, seemingly from before the outbreak. When the two encounter another group Eddie is startled by one of them and shoots him.
----
* AccidentalMurder: Possibly once. Possibly twice!
* HotBlooded
* ImprobableAimingSkills: He manages to throw his keys into a car window while he can barely see the car.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: He comments on Wyatt's tendency to talk to himself, and how much if it really means nothing, as well as how much time they spend talking before taking action.
* NoodleIncident: See Wyatt's entry.
* NoOneGetsLeftBehind: Despite being scared out of his wits, he feels awful for hitting who could possibly be a man and wants either him or Wyatt to go help him. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, two out of three of them gets left behind thanks to Nate.]]
** [[spoiler:Notably, if left behind, he always tries to save the cop.]]
* SkewedPriorities: Is more concerned whether or not they have any weed in the car as opposed to ammo for their one gun.
* TheStoner: See Wyatt's entry.
* ToiletHumor: When asked why he never had a girlfriend, he responds by farting.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Russell]]
!!'''Russell'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Vegas Trip'''
184 days after the outbreak, Russell is travelling alone on a highway, trying to reach his grandmother in Statesboro, when someone decides to stop and give him a lift.
----
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Possibly. Russell is actually in his late teens, early twenties. He could be a high school student or he could have just started college/university when the apocalypse started.
** In the photo he puts on the bulletin board, he is dressed in a graduation hat and robe, proving he's at least a high school graduate.
* {{Jerkass}}: Come across as rather snide and rude at times, though it's likely linked to his trust issues, which is understandable considering the state of the world.
** JerkassHasAPoint
* MercyKill: Despite the horror he's faced, he feels the need to put down a walker that is pathetically unable to stand up.
* ProperlyParanoid: Depends on your choices. Russell's overall actions suggest he has developed a hesitancy to trust others due to his experiences in the apocalypse. [[spoiler:He's eventually the hardest to convince to leave the camp, as even if you leave Nate, Tavia still has to pick the right response out of four to get through to him.]]
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: His backstory is that he was part of a group of survivors whose leader had a policy of killing and stealing from any other survivors they came across. After a few weeks, he couldn't take it anymore and left to find his family.
** [[spoiler: Can be invoked against Nate when he insist on killing an elderly couple.]]
* WithFriendsLikeThese: You can choose to befriend Nate, playing this trope somewhat straight. [[spoiler: Subverted if you stand up to him in the end.]] There is an achievement with the same name.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Nate]]
!!'''Nate'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Jefferson Arca'''
A man who drives a pick-up truck who stops to give Russell a ride. He presents a strange mix of helpfulness and dangerous insanity.
----
* AffablyEvil: He does want to be Russell's friend. Too bad he's a callous jerk at best and a sociopath at worst.
* AllMenArePerverts: Nate seemed more interested in whether Russell made a move on a fellow survivor than he does with actually listening to his tale. [[ImAManICantHelpIt He'll even attempt to justify why he has been thinking that.]]
* BigBad: [[spoiler:Of Wyatt's Story.]]
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: [[spoiler:In Wyatt's story you learn Eddie killed one of his friends which lead to him going out of his way to track them down and kill them.]] It appears he cares about Russell to some degree too. When the [[spoiler: old man in the diner]] called Russell a "spook" he got mad at him for being racist. A fan theory was created [[spoiler: where he might have been using Russell as a ReplacementGoldfish.]]
* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: His little joke with Russell about rating attractiveness gets a bit out of hand.
* {{Foil}}: To Russell. Whereas Russell is hesitant to trust and is uncomfortable with killing, Nate has no qualms with either.
* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: Wanting to know about Russell's taste in women, he decides to [[spoiler: pull up to a female zombie and let her cling onto Russell, just to joke with him and get an answer.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: The aforementioned zombie incident, and not covering for Russell when he has to run for cover, certainly have him come across as one.
** JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Takes charge during the gunfight after that and properly covers for Russel, directs him towards safer areas and eventually leads him inside the diner. [[spoiler: Then kills the elderly couple inside and takes their belongings, regardless of what the player chooses.]]
** SinkOrSwimMentor: One [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation interpretation]] is that instead of screwing him over, he was testing to how Russell handled himself in a crisis, since he congratulated him on keeping cool and making it across fine despite him not providing any covering fire? Even if that was his intention all along, it's still doesn't excuse pulling that stunt or his subsequent actions, such as [[spoiler: executing the elderly couple]].
* SirSwearsALot: The "F" word is apparently his favorite adjective.
* SlasherSmile: Does he ever.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Tries to invoke this on Russell, but acts far too dangerously for it to work.
[[/folder]]
!!Bonnie's Group
[[folder: Bonnie]]
!!'''Bonnie'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Erin Yvette'''
A former drug addict who rehabilitated after the outbreak. 220 days following the outbreak, she travels with a married couple [[spoiler:and is possibly having an affair with the husband]].
----
* AccidentalMurder: [[spoiler:Bonnie kills Dee by accident when cornered in the cornfield, mistaking her for one of the group chasing them that had come after her. She doesn't realize who she has struck until it's too late.]]
* MeaningfulName: Subverted. Her name means 'beautiful', but her past drug addiction took a toll on her looks, making her look older than she actually is.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler: She accidentally killed Dee, thinking she was a pursuer. It was too dark for her (and the player) to recognize her. You can choose to lie about it or be honest to Leland.]]
** For the record, [[spoiler: if you don't act, you get a game over. In other words, Dee kills Bonnie. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.]]
* RequiredPartyMember: [[spoiler:No matter what happens, she will retain enough optimism to follow Tavia at the end of the game.]]
* SelfOffense: [[spoiler:While being pursued by a group in a cornfield, she hears someone coming and strikes. It turns out to be Dee.]]
* SuddenSequelHeelSyndrome: [[spoiler:She becomes one of Carver's minions in Season 2 and doesn't seem to feel any remorse when he murders a man who gave her a load of food out of the kindness of his heart.]]
* TookALevelInBadass: [[spoiler:She shows up in Season 2 as a member of Carver's militia. She seems to have become quite capable of holding her own since 400 Days.]]
* WoundedGazelleGambit: [[spoiler:She scouts out the ski lodge under the guise of a broken, defenseless woman who is merely looking for some supplies for her group, which she says includes children. She comes back later with Carver, two other men, and ''heavily'' armed.]]
* YoungerThanTheyLook: The drugs she abused certainly took their toll on her body. You'd be forgiven for mistaking her for a 40-50 year old woman, especially since she's accused of having a relationship with someone who is actually 40 or 50.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Leland]]
!!'''Leland'''
!!!'''Voiced by: Adam Harrington'''
A man somewhere in 40's to 50's and husband to Dee; they find Bonnie while she's still struggling with her addiction and take her in. He soon becomes very fond of Bonnie and [[spoiler: possibly has an affair with her.]]
----
* CrisisOfFaith: Subverted. He claims to stay true to his faith despite the hard times he has to go through during the apocalypse.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Not much mention of him, besides general acknowledgement that he existed, at the conclusion of Bonnie's story [[spoiler:assuming he left with her.]]
* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler:Whether or not she reciprocates, he definitely expresses some feelings towards Bonnie.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Dee]]
!!'''Dee'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Cissy Jones'''
A woman somewhere in her 40's to 50's and wife to Leland; they find Bonnie while she's still struggling with her addiction and take her in. She grows noticeably colder to both Leland and Dee when [[spoiler: she suspects they have feelings for each other.]]
----
* AccidentalMurder: Courtesy of [[spoiler:Bonnie. [[EyeScream What happens to her face is not pretty.]]]]
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler: Turns out if you don't hit her (accidentally) she deliberately kills you.]]
* GreenEyedMonster: If you're too slow to [[spoiler: accidentally kill her, then Dee ends up shooting and murdering Bonnie.]] Whether or not this was actually Dee's canon intention is debatable.
* MurderTheHypotenuse: [[spoiler:Near the end of Bonnie's chapter, she unintentionally on either the giving or receiving end.]]
* ProperlyParanoid: She accuses Leland and Bonnie first of both never siding with her, and then of having an affair. Depending on what dialogue choices you pick throughout Bonnie's chapter, you might or might not prove her paranoia to be justified because you might or might not actually be having an affair with Leland.
[[/folder]]
!!Gil's Pitstop
!!!Roman's Group
[[folder: Shel]]
!!'''Shel'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Cissy Jones'''
A young woman who is a member of a small group holed up at the diner nearly half a year after the outbreak. Her group is tightly knit and almost has a proper community going. We join them 236 days after the infection.
----
* ButThouMust: Due to a voting tie, she gets the casting vote concerning a foreigner who was stealing their supplies. Either let him go [[spoiler: hoping that he isn't a bandit]], or kill him [[spoiler: so if he is, he can't inform the others]]. Either way, [[spoiler: their base either gets raided and is no longer safe or they begin to introduce more oppressive policies because of Roman]].
* BrutalHonesty: She can invoke this to Becca if the player chooses. [[spoiler: This may work against her in the long run.]]
* CoolBigSis: To Becca.
* MurderIsTheBestSolution: You can argue for or against this for the thief the group captured. [[spoiler: You are forced to invoke it yourself, or run away, later on.]]
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: That is an option for her.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: A final option for her to take, with or without Becca's support.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Becca]]
!!'''Becca'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Brett Pels'''
Shel's younger sister. A rambunctious and slightly bratty teenager.
----
* [[LonelyPianoPiece Lonely Guitar Piece]]: She was taught guitar by Stephanie, and her opening piece sets the tone for one of the calmer scenes of 400 Days.
* NecessarilyEvil: [[spoiler: If you've been honest to her, she'll agree that Stephanie [[MurderIsTheBestSolution must be put down for thievery]]. Never mind that she's been a part of her life for a while.]]
* ShadowArchetype: She's somewhat a shadow archetype of Clementine, being more bratty and more willing to go with choices that Clementine would feel morally wrong.
* TagalongKid: No matter what she will always end up accompanying Shel.
* TeensAreMonsters: She seems to be completely cold and unfeeling in regards to dealing out death sentences to other human beings.
** JerkassFacade: [[spoiler:However, the player can have Shel calling her out by challenging her to execute Stephanie. If this option is taken, Becca immediately becomes outright scared and folds on the issue like a deck of cards. Her cold attitude is, all in all, just a troubled teenager trying to put on a brave face.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Roman]]
!!'''Roman'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Andrew Chaikin'''
The leader of Shel and Becca's group. He used to be in a band before the outbreak.
----
* ALighterShadeOfBlack: Roman is willing to execute anyone deemed a threat to the group, insists of enforcing the rules they've set down, uses Walkers as guard-dogs and a deterrent and is perfectly willing to hunt down anyone attempting to leave to prevent them "Escaping". He's essentially founded a smaller and (slightly) less evil version of ''Crawford''.
* BigBad: [[spoiler:Of Bonnie's story. Maybe of Shel's story too, depending on whether or not you agree with his crackdown.]]
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler:He is discovered as a corpse riddled with bullets by Clem, Nick and Pete in "All That Remains".]]
* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Regrets doing immoral things but feels that they were [[NecessarilyEvil necessary]] for the survival of the group.
* JerkassHasAPoint: [[spoiler: His insistence on killing Roberto, due to his fear that he could be a scout for a raiding party. If he's spared and let go, Roberto does indeed come back with an armed posse, leading to the death of Boyd]].
* MeaningfulName: His name and his actions invoke the dictatorial and WellIntentionedExtremist ideals that the ancient Romans had.
** And with his shaved head and round face, he somewhat resembles Caesar from VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas.
* NecessarilyEvil[=/=]WellIntentionedExtremist: Willing to kill in order to keep the safety of the group.
* PetTheDog: When he's first introduced, actually. He deeply enjoys Becca's guitar-playing, feeling that music is something they need to preserve.
* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: [[spoiler:Is seen as a corpse near the end of the first episode of Season 2, recognizable by his signature jacket and shaved head.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Stephanie]]
!!'''Stephanie'''
!!!'''Voiced by: Dana Bauer'''
A fellow survivor in Roman's group. Is friends with Shel.
----
* NiceGirl: When faced with letting a bandit free or killing him, she advocates setting her free.
* SacrificialLamb: Mostly exists to create Shel's second moral choice.
* SympathyForTheDevil: She feels that the bandit Roman ties up is no different from them. [[spoiler:She becomes a thief in the end, just like him.]]
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler:She tries to run off with a large amount of her group's supplies.]]
[[/folder]]
!!!Other Pitstop survivors
[[folder: Michelle]]
!!'''Michelle'''
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!!!'''Voiced By: Najwa Brown'''
A scavenger that walks in on Clementine as she's trying to wash up at a abandoned restroom rest stop.
----
* AccidentalMurder: [[spoiler:Poor Omid.]]
* ApologeticAttacker: [[spoiler: Winds up shooting Omid by accident as he was trying to sneak up on her. She apologizes profusely to Christa when she comes to find out what's going on. Doesn't save her, however.]]
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:It is kind of hard to feel bad for her because she bullys Clementine, heavily implies that she's robbed other people before, and (despite being apologetic) killed Omid.]]
* FissionMailed: Well, sort of. When she's holding Clementine at gunpoint, you can refuse to give in to her demands, despite the fact that she's pointing a loaded gun at you, and...[[spoiler:she never fires at you, regardless of what you say to her. The only time she fires her gun is at ''Omid'', but the game goes on regardless.]] In fact, another example of this trope is [[spoiler:Omid's death, because it can make the player think they screwed up somehow. Actually, Omid will always get shot, regardless of what you do, and the game will go on regardless.]]
* HeelFaceDoorSlam / RejectedApology: [[spoiler: Christa shoots her before she can even finish her sentence.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: Takes Clem's gun and holds her at gunpoint while rifling through her backpack. Then demands she hand over her hat. One of the options is to tell her that her dad gave it to her. She doesn't care and still keeps asking for it. [[spoiler: What's worse, she wasn't intending to shoot Clem. She was just being a bully.]]
** JerkassWoobie: If you feel sorry for her. She's horrified by the fact that she [[spoiler: [[AccidentalMurder shot Omid]] ]], and, as said below, given her reaction it's unlikely she would've shot Clementine. She sincerely apologizes to [[spoiler: Christa. (She wouldn't have dropped her gun if it was just a ploy to catch her off-guard.)]] and [[spoiler: gets shot for her trouble.]] Yes, it was her fault for robbing Clementine in the first place but it just went so, so wrong.
** JerkJustifications:
-->'''Clementine:''' You don't have to do this. It's mean.
-->'''Michelle''': You gotta be mean to keep goin' [[CrapsackWorld out here.]]
-->'''Clementine''': I'm not mean.
-->'''Michelle''': Yeah? And who got your gun?
* KilledMidSentence: [[spoiler:Christa doesn't even let her try to explain before she's shot dead.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Just look at her face after she [[spoiler: shoots Omid.]]
* NiceGuysFinishLast: She basically tells Clementine as much if you choose certain dialogue options.
** JerkJustifications
* NobleDemon: Robbing children suits her just fine but [[spoiler: taking a life]] proves to be too much for her.
* TeensAreMonsters: She appears to be only a few years older than Clementine yet seems to have lived the life of a bandit for quite some time as she'll mention that the last group of people she robbed had some really good stuff, unlike Clementine who only has junk. [[spoiler:She also ends up killing Omid, but that was more of an accident.]]
* TooDumbToLive: Never seems to wonder if Clem is by herself or why she has a gun with her. Even worse threatening Clem ''with'' a fully loaded gun but obviously having no training on using it.
* WouldHurtAChild: [[spoiler:Unsuccessfully. She holds Clementine at gunpoint, but doesn't actually fire at that time. She kills ''Omid'' by accident, but given her reaction to ''that'', it's doubtful she would have killed Clementine anyway.]]
[[/folder]]
!!Abandoned Campsite
[[folder: Sam]]
!!'''Sam'''
A dog Clementine meets after [[spoiler: she gets separated from Christa.]]
----
* BerserkButton: [[spoiler:Clementine learned the hard way not to deny/take away it's food. TruthInTelevision: even a trained dog will react poorly if it's food is taken away]]
* CanineCompanion: For a bit with Clem [[spoiler: least until food is concerned.]]
* EvilDetectingDog: Manages to pick up a nearby walker tied to a tree.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler:By accident, Clem kicks him into some broken tent poles after he attacks her, leaving him stuck and withering on the ground.]]
* MercyKill: [[spoiler:If you wish to do so after knocking it into some broken tent poles. Clem will do so via SlashedThroat]]
* RealityEnsues: You can train a lot of dogs to be friendly with people [[spoiler: but even the most obedient dog will still attack you if it hasn't been fed, or if you try to take its food away.]]
%%Ungrateful Bastard pulled to the discussion page
[[/folder]]
!!Cabin Survivors
[[folder: Peter Randall]]
!!'''Peter Joseph "Pete" Randall'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Brian Sommer'''
An older man and Nick's uncle. Pete quickly befriends Clementine and becomes her biggest supporter in the cabin group.
----
* BaldOfAwesome: Not a hair on his head and quite capable of holding his own against the Walkers.
* CoolOldGuy: By far the nicest and most reasonable member of the cabin group.
* CruelToBeKind: Believes he is being this to Nick, since Nick grew up with a bad father (it's left vague exactly what Nick's father was like, but either abusive or neglectful), so it fell to Uncle Pete to "keep him in line", to raise him right. Unfortunately it seems to have backfired; Nick thinks he's an "asshole".
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Pulls one to help Clementine if he is saved in episode 1.]]
* LivingLieDetector: He seems to think so, choosing to believe Clementine because he has "a good bullshit detector". But you can lie to him about what happened to the dog that bit you and he'll still believe you. It's also why Luke apparently never beats him at Poker.
* NiceGuy: He's much quicker to trust Clementine than the others, and even when [[spoiler:he and Luke first see the dog bite on Clementine's arm]], while Luke is freaking out, Pete gives Clementine a chance to explain herself.
* TheLeader: Seems to share this with [[TheMedic Carlos.]]
* RobbingTheDead: Upon encountering several dead bodies, Pete's first instinct is to rummage through the corpses for supplies and ammo. This is despite still not knowing who or what killed the people.
* SelfDeprecatingHumor: If you pick a certain dialogue option. Probably regarding his relationship with his nephew, Nick, with who he argues a lot. Or possibly the Cabin group as a whole, considering we don't know how well they get along normally.
--> '''Pete''': Are you always this agreeable?
--> '''Clementine''': [[LittleMissSnarker No.]]
--> '''Pete''': Good, you'll fit right in with this outfit.
* ToughLove: He really does care for Nick and wants what's best for him, but he also doesn't pull his punches when calling his nephew out on his actions.
* ZombieInfectee: He gets scratched [[spoiler:or bitten by a walker at the end of the first episode. If he survives the episode, he is presented with a LifeOrLimbDecision but chooses to [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifice himself to save Clem]].]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Luke]]
!!'''Luke'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Scott Porter'''
One of the cabin survivors. Luke is fairly reasonable person with a bad habit of putting his foot in his mouth.
----
* AsYouKnow: At one point, Luke and Clementine have a conversation over dinner, which gives Clementine the opportunity to tell Luke (and remind the player) about some of the events that happened in Season 1.
* {{Badass}}: He is a very capable survivor, and uses his machete quite effectively.
* EveryoneHasStandards: He finds killing dogs to be appalling.
* FriendToAllLivingThings: Is fine with putting down walkers and bitten humans, but has a problem with killing dogs.
* NiceGuy: Except when he [[spoiler:drops Clementine after seeing the dog bite on her arm]], but he was caught off-guard, thought it was [[spoiler:a walker bite]], and he's very sorry about it later, ultimately choosing to defend Clementine from the others.
* TastesLikeFriendship: Though they start off rocky, Luke befriends Clementine after giving her some food, knowing how hungry she is, and despite his own group not having much to spare.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Vanishes after the group is [[spoiler: attacked by Carver's group in the ski resort lodge. Whether he has fled from his own group, or was captured off-screen is unknown.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Nick]]
!!'''Nick'''
[[quoteright:300:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/nick_twdvg_361.jpg]]
!!!'''Voiced by: Brian Bremer'''
Pete's hotheaded nephew.
----
* DeadpanSnarker: He responds this way when Pete tries to give him some advice, apparently tired of it.
--> '''Pete''': You know Nick, I don't like this either, but sooner or later, you're gonna have to realize a simple truth.
--> '''Nick''': What? That you're an asshole?
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:If you saved him at the end of Season 2 Episode 1, he sacrifices himself to save Clem at the beginning of Episode 2. When Clem and Luke go back for him, they find him unharmed beyond being in a drunken stupor.]]
* DrowningMySorrows: He doesn't take [[spoiler:Pete's death]] well at all and gets completely hammered on moonshine. He'll even offer Clementine a drink which the player can choose to accept or refuse.
* FreudianExcuse: The reason he mistakenly thought [[spoiler:Clementine was bitten by a walker]] was because the group had previously treated someone with [[spoiler:a walker bite]], and that person then proceeded to [[spoiler:turn into a walker and kill Nick's mother.]]
* FriendToAllLivingThings: When he was younger apparently. Pete mentions a time when took him out hunting and Nick was unable to shoot a Buck when it was in his sights, leading to Pete nearly getting shot in the gut when Nick refused to hand over the gun, only for it to accidentally discharge, causing the deer to flee. Pete would later find the Buck a month later and shot it, leading Nick refusing to speak to him for weeks afterwards.
** After Clem explains that she was savagely bitten by a dog and was forced to kill it in self-defence, Nick is appalled at how she could have killed a dog and shows more sympathy for it than her.
* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler:If you save him over Pete, then Nick completely loses it and goes into a suicidal drunken stupor. He's only broken out when he realizes that he's endangering Clementine.]]
* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: Nearly puts a hole in Clementine because he had his finger on the trigger during a highly stressful situation. Pete also mentions an incident when he was younger, where Nick accidentally nearly shot him when they argued over killing a buck.
** In Episode 2 he actually does panic and kill someone: [[spoiler: Walter's partner Matthew. Nick becomes increasingly grief-stricken through the episode, especially when he realizes who Matthew was.]]
* {{Irony}}: As a kid he was so tender-hearted he wouldn't shoot a Buck. As an adult he's so cold he doesn't hesitate to ''shoot children''. [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold He's still an alright]] [[RousseauWasRight person underneath it all, though]]
* {{Jerkass}}: He's this when he's first introduced, but as per the below trope, once Clementine proves [[spoiler:she really ''wasn't'' bitten by a walker]], he grows out of it at least enough to freely admit he was wrong about Clementine and apologize to her.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's introduced wanting to ''shoot'' Clementine, like Rebecca below. Unlike Rebecca, however, once it finally becomes clear that Clementine is an innocent girl, Nick actually apologizes for his behavior, and freely admits that going "aggro" out there was ''not'' okay of him.
* TheLoad: His contribution to the story primarily consists of screwing up in ways that leave the group worse off. Clementine can even compare him to Ben, at one point. The comparison is somewhat unfair, however, as in a crisis Nick shows himself to be a lot braver than Ben.
* ManChild: Pete at one point accuses Nick of being this, because Nick has to learn the "simple truth" that the world is not going to give a damn whether Nick likes something or not. The issue of whether or not Nick actually is this is left unresolved because [[spoiler:shortly after, they're both attacked by walkers and you only have time to save one.]]
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In the past, the "shooting the buck" incident with Pete. In the present, when he almost shoots Clementine. [[spoiler:Also in the present, he shoots Matthew because he mistakenly assumed Matthew was holding Luke and Clementine at gunpoint, and this causes problems later.]]
* RousseauWasRight: He behaves like a complete asshole when he's introduced and almost kills Clementine, and his apology afterwards seem awkward and forced at-best, but his attempt at making amends, along with the story of his terrible hunting experience gives the impression that he was probably a decent enough person underneath it all.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He looks like a younger Kenny and their personalities are pretty similar as well. [[spoiler: If his uncle dies at the end of Episode 1, he takes up drinking whiskey straight from the bottle, just like Kenny did after losing his family.]]
* UsedToBeASweetKid: If Pete's story is to be believed.
* WellDoneSonGuy: Seems to have this attitude towards Pete, who raised him in the stead of his [[AbusiveParents neglectful/abusive father.]] [[spoiler:He has enough respect for Pete that if you leave Pete behind to save Nick at the end of episode 1, Nick chews you out and asks you "how could you just leave" Pete.]]
* WhatTheHellHero: Well, Nick has the best intentions, but he's on the receiving end of plenty of these for good reason, considering he almost ''kills you'' when he's first introduced. Also, there's one moment where he can potentially give such a moment himself: [[spoiler:if you choose to save him over Pete at the end of episode 1, the walkers kill Pete, and Nick angrily asks you how you could just leave him.]]
* YoureNotMyFather: Has shades of this towards his Uncle Pete, who was forced to step in and try to raise him, due to his father not being around often and being abusive towards Nick when he was.
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[[folder: Carlos]]
!!'''Carlos'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Andrew Chaikin'''
A doctor and the unofficial leader of the cabin survivors. Carlos will do anything to ensure the safety of his daughter.
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* BigDamnHeroes: [[spoiler:In episode 2, at one point Clementine runs out of ammo to shoot at a bunch of walkers. Then Carlos shows up and uses his pistol to take out the rest for her so she can run.]]
* {{Fingore}}: [[spoiler:Which happens right in front of his daughter.]] As expected, she doesn't take this well.
* {{Hypocrite}}: He chides Clem for breaking into the house and stealing supplies (even more so if she got his daughter to help) and states she can't be trusted. This coming from a doctor who refused to treat her since he didn't want to waste supplies on a supposedly infected girl, forcing her to take such drastic action, since it was the only way to save her own life.
* IdiotBall: Clem points out his [[HypocrisyNod hypocrisy]] over her stealing medial supplies and lampshades that their entire solution was to see if her (dog) bite would turn her into a Walker, which ''would'' have caused the very problem [[NiceJobBreakingItHero they were afraid of]], since she could have died from her untreated wound.
* TheLeader: His medical knowledge seems to command a great deal of respect from the group, arguably more so than Pete.
* TheMedic: He's only one in the group with advanced medical training, what with having been a doctor before everything went to hell.
* OverprotectiveDad: To Sarah. If Clementine asks Sarah to help her get supplies, Carlos chews you out for "manipulating" Sarah ''even if you were nice to her.''
* PapaWolf: Is ''very'' protective of Sarah, and chews out Clementine if she uses the girl to get disinfectant.
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[[folder: Sarah]]
!!'''Sarah'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Louisa Mackintosh'''
Carlos's rather strange teenage daughter.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Implied to have ''some'' kind of developmental issues, behaving like someone younger than Clementine despite being around 5 years older than her. [[GenreSavvy Clementine seems to notice this.]]
* ChildrenAreInnocent: Carlos says of her that she would "cease to function" if she ever found out what the world was "really like" out there.
** Although it's implied that she does understand a bit of what's going on. When Clementine offers to show her [[spoiler: the dog bite]], Sarah asks if [[spoiler: it really is just a dogbite and not from a walker]] which shows that she knows that not everything is as great as it used to be. Later on if you try to follow her father's orders to try and keep her "innocent" by saying everyone went fishing when he and the others [[spoiler: form a rescue party after Clem tells them about the attack by the stream]] she calls Clem out on it but if you tell her the truth she handles it rather well and shows Clem a gun she found so Clementine can teach her how to protect herself with it (though she couldn't find any bullets).
** Also, Sarah is [[{{Understatement}} somewhat]] less likely to be "innocent" after [[spoiler:she has to watch her father being beaten in front of her and has to watch his fingers being broken.]]
* CreepyChild: Sarah is a very nice girl, but can be quite creepy at times:
** If Clementine turns down an offer of friendship, Sarah can get really insistent about it. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that Sarah has no friends around her age and is implied to have a mental condition that impacts her mental state.
** Sarah finds an unloaded gun and asks Clementine to teach her how to use it. During her training, Sarah briefly points the gun barrel at Clem's face. The gun is empty and both girls know it, but Clem is quite understandably creeped out.
* CynicismCatalyst: A rare example who isn't actually dead, but Sarah's the reason for much of Carlos' cynical behavior to Clementine, since Carlos has a deep desire to protect Sarah from the outside world.
* [[DontTellMama Don't Tell Papa]]: When Clementine asks Sarah to help her get medical supplies, Sarah will always agree to help Clementine regardless of whether Clementine picks the "nice" choices or the "jerk" choices. But ''why'' Sarah agrees to help depends on which choices you pick. If you pick the "jerk" choices and turn down an offer of friendship, Sarah will still agree to help because of this trope: she's concerned that if she doesn't help you, you'll tell her Papa that she was talking to a stranger.
* TheHeart: Sort of. She's pretty much the only cabin survivor Clementine meets that isn't suspicious of her right off the bat (even Pete and Luke freaked out at [[spoiler:the dog bite]] at first, and even Alvin eventually went with the [[spoiler:locking in the shed]] idea after Rebecca pressured him into it).
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: When Clementine asks Sarah to help her get medical supplies, Sarah will always agree to help Clementine regardless of whether Clementine picks the "nice" choices or the "jerk" choices. But ''why'' Sarah agrees to help depends on which choices you pick. If you pick the "nice" choices, Sarah agrees to help in exchange for your friendship, since there aren't any other girls around even close to Sarah's age for her to make friends with.
* NiceGirl: She'll help Clementine if Clementine asks her to even if Clementine picks the "jerk" choices.
** Also, in episode 2, [[spoiler:when Carlos grills Clementine about taking a picture of Sarah and thus indirectly giving the intruder evidence of Sarah's existence, you can potentially take the blame by saying you took the picture. But Sarah ''overrules you'' and says no, she asked you to, it was ''her'' fault, so Carlos ends up being disappointed in Sarah instead of you. It's a minor thing, but still very nice of her.]]
* NightmareFetishist: Slightly. If Clementine asks Sarah what book she's reading, it turns out Sarah's reading a story about body-snatching creatures.
* WaterWorks: [[spoiler:When Carver tortures her father right in front of her, Sarah breaks down ''sobbing'' and ''begging'' Carver to let her dad go.]]
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotHeinous: If Clementine picks the "jerk" choices to Sarah, Sarah still reluctantly agrees to help mostly because she's worried about what will happen if Clementine tells her father. What does Sarah worry will happen? That her father will say he's disappointed in her, loves her, and only wants what's best for her. It's not exactly the most heinous of punishments. This is an unusual [[JustifiedTrope justified]] variation of this trope, however, as Sarah's father has deliberately kept her from the outside world and how cruel the outside world can be, so in Sarah's experience, perhaps being told that her father is disappointed in her ''is'' the worst thing she could fear.
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[[folder: Rebecca]]
!!'''Rebecca'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Shay Moore'''
Alvin's pregnant wife. Rebecca is very distrustful of Clementine, though seems to have warmed up to her.
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* BitchAlert: She's introduced suggesting that the group ''shoot'' Clementine.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: She's introduced to the players by pushing the group to shoot Clementine dead due to her suspicion of Clementine's [[spoiler: bite wound, which was from a dog, not a walker]]. In a more established form, should the player choose to say nothing upon meeting the group, Rebecca ''reaches for Nick's gun to do the deed herself, causing the gun to fire and nearly hit Clementine''.
* {{Jerkass}}: And notably, she doesn't ease up even ''after'' [[spoiler:Clementine proves she wasn't bitten by a walker by not getting the characteristic fever that goes with it. While Rebecca might no longer think Clementine's a walker-in-the-making, Rebecca is still convinced Clementine is going to be a problem of ''some'' kind.]] Granted she is pregnant and most chalk it up to irritability, especially in such a dangerous world as this. But still...
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: In episode 2, she promises to try to "cut Clementine more slack", and explains that she was surly before because she doesn't like the idea of being dependent on others.
* SassyBlackWoman: Rebecca has very slight shades of this. She's black, and pretty much the only words out of her mouth that aren't either snarky or angry are what Clementine can overhear when [[spoiler:Clementine has to hide from her in the bathroom, where Rebecca pleads for her upcoming to baby to be okay and to be Alvin's.]]
* TemptingFate: During her first personal confrontation with Clementine, one of the options is to tell her she should be nicer to Clem after her chiding. Rebecca typically just walks off on bad terms and tells Clem to get out as soon as possible. Time will tell if this attitude is going to get her into trouble where she'll ''need'' Clem's help. Her reaction is even worse with one of the other dialogue choices, which is Clementine asking, in a very knowing tone of voice, just ''who'' the baby's father is.
* TookALevelInKindness: Rebecca is noticeably much more pleasant to be around in Episode 2, even smiling and holding casual conversation with Clementine.
* WhosYourDaddy: She's expecting a child, but isn't sure if it's Alvin's. [[spoiler: It's not. It's Carver's, though given Rebecca's "Fuck you, Bill", it may not be by choice.]]
* YourCheatingHeart: Alvin's not the father of her child, [[spoiler:though its currently unclear as to whether this was adultery or rape.]]
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[[folder: Alvin]]
!!'''Alvin'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Dorian Lockett'''
Rebecca's husband. He's more levelheaded than his wife, but is something of a pushover.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: If Clementine chooses to threaten Alvin by [[spoiler: telling his wife that he spoke to Clementine behind her back]], Alvin will immediately get angry and call her out on her threats. [[spoiler: He'll still give Clementine the bandage and a juice box to drink.]]
* HenpeckedHusband: He has very slight shades of this. When [[spoiler:the others decide to lock Clementine in the shed]], Alvin at first is more in favor of simply helping Clementine and being done with it, but Rebecca scolds him, causing him to reverse his decision and say helping her right away is a bad idea.
* NiceGuy: He doesn't think of himself as this, but he wasn't as aggressive to Clementine as some of the other cabin survivors and he was the one who suggested they have the group's doctor take a look at Clementine's arm. Also, later, after Clementine [[spoiler:escapes from the shed the others locked her in]], Clementine can call Alvin "nice" to persuade him to [[spoiler:give her medicine to treat her arm.]]
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler:Can be the victim of one of these if you handle the hostage situation incorrectly in episode 2. If you go outside to seek Kenny's help, but then don't talk Kenny out of making the shot, Kenny will shoot Carver, but Carver will retaliate by shooting Alvin. Also, if you give yourself up, but then don't choose to protect Alvin to make Kenny surrender, it will still end up with Carver shooting Alvin.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: William Carver]]
!!'''William "Bill" Carver'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Creator/MichaelMadsen'''
A former member of the cabin group. The other members are terrified of him.
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* AStormIsComing: [[spoiler:Is overheard saying this to Clementine in the preview for episode 3.]]
* BadassMustache: He has a thick 'stache.
* BigBad: Appears to be this for Season 2.
* CelebrityVoiceActor: The fact that he's voiced by [[Film/ReservoirDogs Mr.]] [[PsychoForHire Blonde]] is a good indicator of what sort of person he is.
* {{Determinator}}: He's been going to extreme lengths to track down the cabin group.
** PapaWolf: [[spoiler: Because Rebecca's unborn child is possibly his.]]
* TheDreaded: He's not with the current cabin group, but he used to be a member, and everyone's frightened of him. [[spoiler: They think that Clem might be a spy for him, and he's the first person they name when they see a mass of dead people, all who had been shot.]]
** [[spoiler: Episode 2 shows us exactly ''why'' he's the Dreaded. He starts hitting Carlos and breaking his fingers right in front of his sobbing daughter, kills Walter, can potentially kill Alvin if you make a wrong choice, and ''succeeds'' in capturing everyone and rounding them up to be taken back to his camp thanks to commanding a whole group of armed people.]]
* EvilFormerFriend: Used to be a member of the cabin group, and given what the group now says about him, he apparently has taken a nasty turn for the worst since his former membership.
* EvilOverlord: "Overlord" might be stretching it, but Carver is the leader of a large settlement and thus has access to much more resources than the other survivors. [[spoiler: Bonnie's presence implies that this includes the 400 Days protagonists.]]
* EvilSoundsDeep: His voice is deep and gravelly. In fact, when Carlos asks you what the intruder was like, one of the dialogue choices for identifying characteristics is that he had a deep voice (the other choices are his coat and his mustache).
* FauxAffablyEvil: His polite front hides just how unrelentingly brutal he really is.
* {{Foil}}: One can read him as being one to Kenny. Both of them are driven, relentless men motivated by family; where Kenny is flawed but ultimately heroic, however, Carver is a vicious tyrant willing to murder basically anyone to advance his cause. Also, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking they both have fantastic 'staches]].
* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the first episode which seems to set him up in the position for a BigBad.
* HeroKiller: The cabin group's immediate reaction to his arrival is to pack up and get the hell out of Dodge. [[spoiler:He also kills Walter, and can potentially kill Alvin if you don't handle the hostage situation correctly.]]
* {{Hypocrite}}: Upon meeting Clementine, he makes a big point of instilling seeds of doubt in her regarding her current friends and explaining what a valuable commodity trust is. All while basically being shady as hell and giving her a false name (George) if asked.
* KickTheDog: [[spoiler: Shoots Walter in the back of the head after torturing Carlos in front of his sobbing daughter]].
* LukeIMightBeYourFather: [[spoiler:Rebecca's baby is in fact Carver's, although it apparently wasn't Rebecca's idea since when he lovingly strokes her face, she angrily tells him, "Fuck you, Bill."]]
* ShoutOut: A minor one to a previous role of Michael Madsen.[[spoiler: During the hostage situation if Clem chooses to look for Kenny we'll see Carver pull out a knife and hold it against Carlos' ear. [[Film/ReservoirDogs Now where have we seen Madsen do that before?]]]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Portrays himself as one of these in his more affable moments; according to him, he's looking out for his people's safety. Then there's what he says when [[spoiler: trying to draw Rebecca out.]] Apparently he's so dead-set on bringing her in particular back because he wants their child to grow up in a safe environment. [[spoiler:Also, in the preview for episode 3, we hear Carver saying that he feels that Carlos' group has merely "strayed from the flock", and could earn their way back into the flock's good graces if they were willing to "accept our love". But god help them if they ''don't'' accept that love...]]
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!!Ski Lodge Survivors
[[folder: Matthew]]
!!'''Matthew'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Wylie Herman'''
A short man dressed in black who meets Luke and Clementine on the bridge.
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* BadassGay: To survive this long, you'd have to be. (badass that is)
* DarkIsNotEvil: Appears to be rather intimidating with his black hoodie, goatee, and hunting rifle, but he turns out to be a decent person.
* KnifeNut: Has a very nice survival dagger in his cabin. [[spoiler:Clementine takes it since he has been killed, and Walter later finds it in her backpack.]]
* MayDecemberRomance: Looks to be in either his late 20s or early 30s, while Walter is old, balding, and grey haired.
* NiceGuy: Offers Luke and Clementine the food in his cabin, since he has plenty of it.
** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Too bad he [[spoiler: gets shot by mistake shortly afterwards.]]
* PoorCommunicationKills: [[spoiler:Nick mistakenly believes Matthew is holding Luke and Clementine at gunpoint, so Nick shoots Matthew, who then falls off the bridge.]]
* WeHardlyKnewYe: [[spoiler: Is shot by Nick in a misunderstanding]] not five minutes after he meets Clementine and Luke.
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[[folder: Sarita]]
!!'''Sarita'''
An Indian woman who's one of the residents of the ski lodge.
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* NiceGirl: Like the rest of the lodge residents, she is unfailingly kind. Seems to take [[spoiler:Kenny's]] sudden harsh mood swings in stride, interpreting his impatience for chivalry.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: [[spoiler:Kenny describes her as "my girl", and she has a foreign accent as Katjaa did.]]
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[[folder: Walter]]
!!'''Walter'''
!!!'''Voiced by: Kiff [=VandenHeuvel=]'''
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A man who used to be a teacher, and now serves dinner at the ski lodge. He and Matthew are partners.
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* BadassGay: Although he seems a bit more on the bookish, nerdy scale of it.
* NiceGuy: He gives food to Clem's group and Bonnie's family without inquiring about their pasts. Sarita notes that he and Matthew tend to be absurdly generous to strangers. [[spoiler:Clem can even convince him to forgive Nick for killing Matthew.]]
** BewareTheNiceOnes: His niceness can only go so far, though. If you don't vouch for Nick after [[spoiler: he finds out about Matthew's death]] later on he'll [[spoiler: let a Walker kill Nick when he could've shot it and will later lie about knowing what happened to him.]] [[WhatTheHellHero You can hit him for this.]]
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Walter is unfailingly kind. [[spoiler:Then he learns that he just made dinner for his partner's murderers. His giving Bonnie's "family" food is rewarded with her doing nothing while Carver executes him as a warning to Kenny.]]
* TheSmartGuy: How [[spoiler:Kenny]] describes him to Clementine.
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!!Other Characters
[[folder: Tavia]]
!!'''Tavia'''
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!!!'''Voiced by: Rashida Clendening'''
A woman who works for a large community and is out searching for survivors. At the end of the titular 400 days, she [[spoiler:finds the survivors you've played as (plus Becca) all together in their own little camp and tries to convince them to join. Your actions as each of the survivors determine who goes with her, and for a couple of them, so does what you choose for her to say.]]
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* LastEpisodeNewCharacter
* SixthRanger: [[spoiler:Her story is revealed after the completion of the other five stories. She appears to the group after they have already formed their own group.]]
* WalkingSpoiler
* WeHelpTheHelpless: [[spoiler:Tavia approached the five survivors from each story to offer them a chance to survive at her settlement.]]
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