B. Everett (Telltale)

B. Everett
Actor	None
Aliases	Bud (by Lee)
Gender	Male
Hair	Black
Age	Early to Mid 30s
Occupation	Pre-Apocalypse Manager of the Everett Pharmacy Drugstore
Family	Mrs. Everett - Mother † Mr. Everett - Father † Lee Everett - Brother † (Unnamed) - Ex-Sister-in-Law
Ethnicity	African-American
Status	Dead
Only Appearance	"A New Day" (Photograph and Zombified)
Fate
Death Episode	"A New Day" (Alive, Confirmed Fate; Zombified)

“

Hey bud. I don't know what happened to mom and dad, but I know if you were there, you would've died for them, so uh... yeah. I'm going to assume that's what happened. ―Lee talking to a reanimated B.

”

B. Everett (first name unknown) is a character in Telltale's The Walking Dead. He was the younger brother of Lee Everett. He is encountered outside of the Everett Pharmacy Drugstore in Macon, Georgia when Doug and Lee go to take a look outside.

Pre-Apocalypse

Macon, Georgia

Little was known about B. Everett's life prior to the outbreak, except that he was Lee's brother, and that he assisted with the family business of running and operating the pharmacy in Macon, Georgia. On an April Fool's Day, he put flour in his mother's tuba. Then, when she woke up Lee by blowing the tuba in his face, the flour went onto Lee.

When he was young, he was bullied constantly based on his skin color, but one day, he fought back, giving the bullies a harsh beating, and regaining his confidence. Another trio of bullies hassled him sometime later, tossing cans at him from their truck as he rode his bike. He boarded the truck to assault the trio. As he went to jump off, he was struck in the head by a tree branch and severely injured. His survival of the incident increased Lee's respect for him so much that Lee remembered it during the apocalypse. Lee also commented that his brother always got sick, though he might have been faking it.

Post-Apocalypse

Season One

"A New Day"

While Lee was at the pharmacy with the other survivors, he talked to Doug, and the two went outside to look around for supplies and to devise a plan on how to escape. While Lee talked to Doug about certain survivors in the pharmacy, he eventually noticed his brother being trapped by a fallen power line lamp post. To cover up his shock at seeing his brother dead, Lee pretended that he had just seen his pharmacy ID badge and realized that he worked at the drugstore. (Determinant) He tried convincing Doug that he had the keys, but Doug insisted that they get more proof before attempting a risky move to get to the body. Once Lee found his family photo in the office of the pharmacy, he showed Doug that the walker (Lee's brother) used to work at the store, and that he would be carrying the keys necessary to open the office door to the pharmacy so that they could get the drugs needed for Larry. Doug finally agreed, and watched Lee's back as he moved to approach his brother. Lee reached him, apologizing for not being there for him and their parents before he killed him, taking the keys and leaving the corpse behind.

Death

Killed By

• Zombies/Infection (Alive)
• Lee Everett (Zombified)

Lee realized his brother was a walker, and assumed that he was attacked by the walkers while he attempted to defend his parents from them. With the rest of the walkers distracted by the televisions across the street, Lee apologized to his brother and proceeded to slice into his neck (presumably to decapitate him, but ultimately failing after several tries) and finally in the head with an axe several times. Once dead, he grabbed the keys from his body and headed back to the pharmacy.

Relationships

Allies

• Lee Everett † - Brother
• Mr. Everett † - Father
• Mrs. Everett † - Mother

Appearances

The Telltale Series

Season One

• "A New Day" ^{(Photograph and Zombified)}

Trivia

• B. Everett's first name is unknown. Lee never mentions it, and only sees his pharmacy ID badge which has the initial "B. Everett" on it.
  • Upon Lee reaching his undead brother before finding the keys, he calls him "Bud" before putting him out of his misery. This could be an allusion to his actual name, though it could just as likely be an endearing nickname.
    • Further evidence for it being just a nickname is the fact that "bud" is spelled lowercase in the subtitles.
• B. Everett is the only member of Lee's family that he encounters after the outbreak, albeit as a walker.
• In the Japanese version of Season One, the scene where Lee puts B. down is censored. Originally when Lee splits B.'s head open, the inside of his skull is red, but it was changed to black. Despite the censorship, the game was given a CERO Z rating the most inappropriate rating.