Larry (Telltale)

This article is about the Telltale Series character. You may be looking for his Road to Survival counterpart. For other pages with the same name, see: Larry

Larry
Actor	Terence McGovern
Gender	Male
Hair Color	Gray
Eye Color	Light Hazel
Age	Mid to Late 60s
Occupation	Pre-Apocalypse Retired soldier for the U.S. Military Military Base Foreman Post-Apocalypse Former Fortifier for the Motel Survivors
Family	Lilly - Daughter (Unnamed) - Late Wife †
Ethnicity	Caucasian-American
Status	Dead
Episode Count	2
First Appearance	"A New Day"
Last Appearance	"Starved For Help"
Fate
Death Episode	"Starved For Help"

“

I know who you are, and I don't give a shit about what happens to you, but if anything happens to my daughter or that little girl you got with you, heh, you watch your ass. ―Larry threatening Lee.

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Larry is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series. He is the father of Lilly and a member of the Motel Survivors. He served as the primary antagonist of the episode "A New Day" and the first antagonist introduced in the Telltale Series.

Quick Answers

Can you save Larry in The Walking Dead Telltale Series?

In The Walking Dead Telltale Series, Larry's survival is not an option. He is a part of the Macon Motel Survivors in Season 1 and is Lilly's father. Despite his past as a retired soldier and his role in fortifying the motel, Larry's demise is inevitable.

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What are Larry's intentions in The Walking Dead Telltale Series?

In Telltale's The Walking Dead, Larry is a significant character who initially serves as an antagonist. His primary concern is his daughter, Lilly's safety, and he is part of the Motel Survivors group. Despite his irritable and crude nature, Larry's intentions are fundamentally good. He is the main antagonist in the episode 'A New Day'.

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Would Larry have turned into a zombie if not killed?

The possibility of Larry reanimating as a zombie is unclear. His brain was promptly destroyed by Kenny with a salt lick upon his death, a technique understood to halt reanimation. So, it remains uncertain if Larry would have turned into a zombie if his brain wasn't destroyed.

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How does Larry's death impact the storyline in The Walking Dead Telltale Series?

Larry's death in The Walking Dead: Road to Survival alters the dynamics among the Macon Motel Survivors and deeply affects his daughter, Lilly. It also introduces the speculative element of whether Larry would have turned into a walker, adding depth to the story.

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What is the relationship between Larry and his daughter Lilly in The Walking Dead Telltale Series?

In The Walking Dead Telltale Series, Larry is Lilly's father. Lilly cares for Larry, who suffers from a heart condition and has a hot temper. Larry is fiercely protective of Lilly, often stepping up to make tough decisions for her well-being. Lilly, while aware of her father's challenging demeanor, remains loyal to him.

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Overview

Larry is a spiteful, irritable, crude, and curmudgeonly old man. Though he mainly cares about the safety of his daughter and generally has good intentions, his loud, cantankerous, obstreperous, and judgmental attitude causes him to be a thorn in the side of most of the group. He usually talks in an aggressive, yelling manner and always finds something to berate others about. He is shown to be cold and callous in the face of survival, urging the group to kill or throw Duck out, a 10-year-old boy, after believing he had been bitten.

Larry has a particular hatred for Lee due to knowing his past as a convicted murderer. Even if the player chooses to treat Larry with kindness, he will still treat Lee with contempt. In the drugstore, when Lee saves Larry's life by getting into the pharmacy for his pills, he is ungrateful and tries to leave him for the walkers. If the player decides to give Larry food, he gives little reaction and remains unappreciative.

According to Lilly, Larry became the way he is due to the amount of loss he suffered throughout his life, including the loss of his wife. He was very strict in parenting Lilly, even at one point cutting off the electricity in their house to teach Lilly not to waste it. A brief glimpse into his soft side can be seen when he flirts with Brenda St. John. However, this quickly comes to an end when the St. Johns' true nature is revealed.

Despite his faults, Larry does genuinely care for his daughter and also for Clementine. He tells Lee to stay away from Lilly, and that he should watch himself if anything were to happen to her or Clementine. However, his aggressiveness would be his ultimate downfall. Despite being told to stop, he angrily pounds on the door of the St. Johns meat locker, only for him to suffer a heart attack. Believing him to be beyond saving despite Lilly's attempts to perform CPR on him, Kenny smashes his head with a salt lick to prevent him from reanimating.

Pre-Apocalypse

Georgia, United States

Not much is known about Larry's life prior to or as the outbreak began. All that is known about him is that he was a retired U.S Army commander who had a history of heart problems, and that, based on the shirt he wears during A New Day, he likely enjoyed bowling. Larry married a woman, and together they had a daughter, Lilly, who is also a survivor of the apocalypse. According to Lilly, Larry went through a great deal of suffering and loss during his life, including coping with the loss of his wife, keeping her wedding band in his pocket at all times to remember his late wife. Lilly says that when she was little, Larry would have very strict rules around the house and become angry about anything being wasted. Lilly recounts how she used to leave the light on, and no matter how many times her dad told her to stop it, she never learned, until one day Larry became fed up and cut the house's electricity for a day to teach her a lesson. Lilly never left a light on again.

Larry would end up being one of the only two people to know in the group he was part of during the start of the outbreak that fellow group member Lee Everett had a murder conviction, most likely seeing the case on the news, before the apocalypse.

Post-Apocalypse

Season One

"A New Day"

Larry, alongside his daughter Lilly, Glenn, Doug, and Carley, has been holed up in a drug store. When Lee, Clementine, Kenny, Katjaa, and Duck arrive at the drugstore, Larry is seen yelling at Carley for disobeying the command given by his daughter to keep the door shut at all times. He looks at Duck, who has been covered with walker blood. He accuses Duck of being bitten and urges the rest of the group to either kill Duck or throw him out, and is either supported or resisted by Lee.

Side with Larry: Larry is appreciative of Lee's support and tries to throw Duck out again. Katjaa cleans Duck and confirms that he hasn't been bitten. Kenny then yells at him that he is fine, leading to Larry apologizing half-heartedly for his actions. Lilly will then ask him to sit down out of concern for his health, to which Larry calmly agrees.

Side with Kenny: Lee shouts viciously at Larry, asserting he will fight the man himself if it means he can save Duck. Alternatively, he calmly orders Kenny to knock Larry out, but Larry easily overpowers him, knocking him out with a single punch to the jaw.

Carley shoots a walker who attacks Clementine, and the walkers outside begin to pound on the doors. After the walkers disperse, Larry begins to chastise Carley for firing her gun and attracting them. Due to the added stress, he has a flare-up and collapses to the floor. While talking to Lilly, Lee mentions Larry's temper, causing the man to curse him. Larry also periodically cries out in pain due to his condition as his daughter tries to comfort him.

After the group acquires nitroglycerin pills to treat his condition, he makes a quick recovery. The group's efforts set off the store's alarm, and walkers begin to invade the storm. After Lee is forced to choose between Carley or Doug, Larry will angrily scold whichever one of them survived for being too traumatized to do anything before telling them to move. Even if he was supported by Lee earlier, Larry will knock Lee to the floor and leave him to be devoured by walkers. However, Lee is saved by Kenny.

He is later seen at the Travelier Motel and confronts Lee. Larry reveals that he knows about Lee's past and threatens that if anything happens to Lilly or Clementine, he will tell everyone about Lee's secret.

"Starved For Help"

Larry has spent 3 months with the motel survivor group. When Lee, Kenny, and Mark bring back Ben Paul and Travis or David Parker (Determinant), he is furious, as there are now more mouths to feed. While Lee is rationing food, he can be among the few to be fed. Lee can also give his axe to Larry to help with the makeshift wall. Doing so will make Larry help save Lee when he is attacked by a reanimated Travis/David, but only if Lee saved Doug in the previous episode. If Lee saved Carley, she will shoot the walker instead, regardless of who Lee gave the axe.

He later makes his way to the St. John's Dairy Farm along with the others. He tells Lee and Lilly to lighten up and give the St. John Family a chance, too concerned about his hunger to worry about anything else. His attitude is considerably lighter when he is on the farm, claiming the change in scenery helps. He takes particular interest in Brenda St. John, flirting with her and sticking up for her when Lee accuses the family of cannibalism. When this accusation is proved true, he is put in a meat locker with Kenny, Lee, Clementine, and Lilly.

Larry pounds on the door and demands that the family release them in fury. Although Lee, Kenny, and Lilly all plead for him to calm down, he refuses to listen, and the increasing stress causes him to suffer a massive heart attack. Larry falls to the floor unconscious and stops breathing. Lilly immediately performs CPR in an attempt to save him. However, Kenny is convinced that Larry is dead. Kenny urges Lee and Lilly to kill Larry. Both plead with Lee to help, and Lee is forced to decide to either try to revive Larry or assist Kenny in killing him. Regardless of Lee's choice, Kenny picks up a salt lick and drops it on Larry's head, crushing his brain and killing him instantly.

When the group cannot find a way out of the locker, Lee searches Larry's corpse for coins and can find both his wallet and his wife's wedding ring in the process. Lee uses the coins to unscrew an air conditioner, allowing Clementine to go through the air vent and unlock the door from the other side. Larry's body is left behind when the survivors leave the dairy and is possibly devoured by the oncoming walkers.

Death

Killed By

• Brenda St. John (Indirectly Caused)
• Danny St. John (Indirectly Caused)
• Andrew St. John (Indirectly Caused)
• Himself (Accidental, Alive, Caused)
• Heart attack (Caused or Direct)

An enraged Larry suffers a heart attack after being held captive in the meat locker by the St. John Family. Larry falls to the ground unresponsive. Lilly attempts to resuscitate him, although a fearful Kenny believes him to be dead, worried about him potentially reanimating.

• Lee Everett (Caused, Before Reanimation or Zombified, Determinant)
• Kenny (Before Reanimation or Zombified)

Having previously learned that the brain has to be destroyed in order to prevent reanimation, Kenny tries to convince Lee to help him prevent Larry from reanimating, even as Lilly insists he can be saved. If Lee agrees, he restrains Lilly while Kenny grabs a nearby salt lick. If Lee does not agree, Kenny either forces him out of the way or simply goes and gets the salt lick while Lee attempts chest compressions. Either way, Kenny drops the heavy object on Larry's head, instantly pulverizing the upper half of his skull. Whether Larry was still alive at the time or in the process of reanimation remains unknown.

Killed Victims

This list shows the victims Larry has killed:

• David Parker (Zombified, Determinant)
• Travis (Zombified, Determinant)
• Himself (Caused, Alive, Accidental)
• Possibly numerous counts of enemy combatants (Pre-Apocalypse)
• Numerous counts of zombies

Relationships

For a more in-depth look at Larry's relationships, read here: Larry (Telltale)/Relationships

Allies Everett's Prescriptions Lilly - Daughter Carley † - Reluctant Ally Doug † - Reluctant Ally Glenn Rhee † - Reluctant Ally Lee's Group Clementine - Reluctant Ally Katjaa † - Former Enemy and Reluctant Ally Duck † - Former Enemy, Attempted Victim, and Reluctant Ally Travelier Motel Mark † - Reluctant Ally

Enemies Lee's Group Lee Everett † - Rival and Determinant Caused Killer Kenny - Former Reluctant Ally and Killer Stone Mountain Group Ben Paul † St. John's Dairy Farm Andrew St. John - Caused Killer Danny St. John † - Caused Killer Brenda St. John † - Former Love Interest and Caused Killer

Quotes

The following is a list of some of Larry's most memorable quotes.

Season One "Goddammit Lily, you've got to control these people! (…) I don't give a flying fuck! We're in a warzone!" - Larry to Lilly after Carley and Glenn ran out of the drugstore, "A New Day" Son of a bitch, one of them is bitten! "Holy SHIT. Son of a bitch, one of them is bitten! (…) We let one in you stupid shits! We have to end this, now. (…) We'll dig one hole. (…) Don't you fucking people get it!? We've already SEEN this happen! We let someone with a bite stay and- and WE'LL all end up bitten! We gotta throw him out! Or smash his head in!" - Larry thinking Duck is bitten, "A New Day" "Shut up, Lilly! And YOU. Shut the fuck up. They will find us and they will get in here. And none of this will fucking matter. But right now, we're about to be TRAPPED in here with one of those things. (…) He's bitten! That's how ya turn!" - Larry to the group about what to do with Duck, "A New Day" "You're gonna whoop me? You and what homo parade?" "Oh, I'm "upsetting" him? Upsetting is getting eaten alive!" - Larry mocking Katjaa about Duck's condition, "A New Day" "Look around, dumbass. I got a daughter in here, you got a daughter in here. Get your head out of your ass, boy." - Larry after Lee says Duck is Kenny's son (Determinant), "A New Day" "Never woulda' happened. She's not some snot nosed toddler, okay? She's United States Air Force." - Larry to Lee and Kenny about Lilly, "A New Day" "You're gonna whoop me? You and what homo parade? (…) HA, that's good. Little boy! Before you EAT your mommy, you can watch your dad get his nose broken." - Larry arguing with Lee and Kenny, "A New Day" "Hey, I'm not the bad guy here. I'm just looking out for my daughter. (…) He's covered in muck! She'll find the bite, watch! (…) And if she does? First thing he'll do is sink his teeth into his mom's face. Then once she's dead, he'll probably pounce on your little girl. She'll turn fast and then they'll be three. And that boy is the ballgame." - Larry saying what will happen if Duck turns (Determinant), "A New Day" "You're not coming with us, you son of a bitch!" "FINALLY. Someone gets some sense. But we can't wait - we are tossing him out NOW! (…) Then it's settled." - Larry to Lee if he sides with him (Determinant), "A New Day" "We almost DIED because of this bitch and her itchy trigger finger! That was stupid! That was-" - Larry right before he gets a heart attack, "A New Day" "You're not coming with us, you son of a bitch!" - Larry before attempting to leave Lee behind in the drugstore, "A New Day" "I know who you are." "Lee, come here for a second. You like my daughter? (…) Well stay the fuck away from her. Or, uh, everyone will know that you, Lee Everett are a killer. And you were before it was something you had to do to stay alive. I know who you are, and I don't give a shit about what happens to you, but if anything happens to my daughter or that little girl you got with you, heh, you watch your ass." - Larry threatening to reveal Lee's past to the group (Determinant), "A New Day" "Fine, huh? Well, just fuck you, Lee Everett. That's right. I know who you are and I know you're a killer. And you go near my daughter or step out of line once and so will everyone else." - Larry after Lee says Lilly is fine (Determinant), "A New Day" "Good. Stay away from her or everyone here knows that Lee Everett is a killer. And I'm not talking about those things out there. You hear me? (Lee shrugs) I asked you a question, boy. Then again, I wouldn't expect a convicted murderer to listen to anything anybody's got to say." - Larry after Lee says he doesn't like Lilly (Determinant), "A New Day" "Well, the answer better be "no". Or, uh, everyone will know that you, Lee Everett, are a killer. And you were before it was something you had to do to stay alive." - Larry if Lee doesn't answer if he likes Lilly (Determinant), "A New Day" "I don't see any of you stepping up to make the hard decisions! My girl's got more balls than all of you combined!" - Larry praising Lilly's leadership, "Starved For Help" "Hey, if Dough-Boy doesn't want his food, hand it this way. (…) Well, decide smart. You don't really want to piss me off, do ya?" - Larry to Lee after Doug declines his food (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "Will you hold the damn boards steady? (…) What do you want? A hand out? I've got 60 cents in my pocket if you'll shut up and quit being such a pansy." - Larry berating Mark while working on the wall, "Starved For Help" "I should shove this up your ass, but I'm too hungry." - Larry if Lee give him food first (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "That girl needs to quit worrying about me so much." - Larry to Lee if he gives him the beef jerky (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "I hope you don't think this makes us friends." - Larry to Lee if he gives him the apple (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "HE- (groans) I just need some food. Going this long without a proper meal would make anybody cranky." - Larry if Mark tells him that Lee knows he just wants to protect Lilly (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "Oh, that's what you think this is? Is that what you told him? (…) And what are you gonna do about it? The only thing I "have" to do is protect my daughter. And right now, that means getting this damn wall fixed, so I'd appreciate it if you two would shut up and let me get back to work!" - Larry to Lee if he calls him a racist or thinks he's a danger (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "You're out?! What happened to my food? (…) You keep treating people like this and your days in this group are numbered. (…) Yeah, well I don't see you working on that wall!" - Larry to Lee if he doesn't give him food (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "Go piss up a flagpole, Lee." - Larry after Lee apologizes for not giving him food (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "Why'd you bring him here in the first place asshole!? You're gonna get us all killed!" - Larry to Lee after David or Travis reanimate, "Starved For Help" "I've got charm coming out of my ass." "Good vibe? Well, Christ daddio, I'm sorry the folks with a food supply and defenses didn't tickle your pretty pink ass." - Larry to Lee if he doesn't want to go to the St. John dairy, "Starved For Help" "Whoa cool your jets there, Rambo. These are nice people. Let's not do anything to get us thrown out before we eat." - Larry to Kenny about the St. Johns, "Starved For Help" "Well that's easy. I've got charm coming out of my ass." - Larry about befriending the St. Johns, "Starved For Help" "So how does a woman like yourself run this whole place?" "So how does a woman like yourself run this whole place?" - Larry flirting with Brenda, "Starved For Help" "You know, for a nice change of pace, how about you try minding your own fucking business?" - Larry if Lee asks him about him flirting with Brenda (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "Sit your ass down, Lee. This lady has made you a meal. (…) He could use some goddamn manners. (…) Don't indulge him, Lilly. It's always something with this guy. " - Larry after Lee stops the group from eating human meat, "Starved For Help" "Lee, sit down and eat your goddamn dinner. This woman made you a homecooked meal, you grateful shit! Show some respect! You don't even have the DECENCY to take a handout when you're offered one. It just makes me sick, it really does." - Larry sticking up for Brenda to Lee (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "I will, and I'll enjoy every last bite!" - Larry after Lee tells him to eat the meat. (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "Open the god damned door! You can't keep us in here! OPEN UP! I WILL TEAR YOU FUCKERS APART WITH MY BEAR HANDS! You sick fucking bastards! OPEN THIS DOOR GODDAMMIT! I WILL KNOCK THE GODDAMN DOOR DOWN!" - Larry yelling for the St. Johns after being locked in the meat locker, "Starved For Help" "If he woulda stopped us in time...!" - Larry yelling to Lee if Lee not warned the group about St. Johns cannibalism (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "The rest of us did, God damnit! If you hadn't dragged your feet..." - Larry yelling to Lee if Lee warned the group about St. Johns cannibalism (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "That evil fucker INVITED me to eat the meat, and all the time he knew what it was!" - Larry yelling at Lee for telling him to eat the human meat (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "Yeah... THROUGH THIS FUCKIN' DOOR!" - Larry yelling to Lee if Lee tell is there a way out (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "This goddamn thumbsucker was the one who brought us here!" -Larry if Lee chose to accept the St. John's deal (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "God, you're worse than the walkers! I'll rip your goddamn heads off, and make you swallow them! There's more of us on the way! Let us out now! Do you wanna live? C'mon, show yourselves! Fucking cowards! You... you think the fucking apocalypse gives you the right to chop people into meat?! Fucking bastards!" - Larry yelling for the St. Johns, "Starved For Help" "Yeah, I wanna to attract their attention so i can fucking kill them!" - Larry to Lee about his plan, "Starved For Help" "You must really hate me. But guess what? You're stuck with me." "What the hell is your problem? You refused to give me my day's rations back at the motor lodge.../You were a prick back at the motor lodge even after I saved your fucking life! Then you practically fuckin' pushed my face into that goddamn human barbeque. And you went outta your way to be an asshole to me tonight? You must really hate me. But guess what? You're stuck with me. I plan to be around long after you're gone. And if you turn, I'll be the one to put the axe through your skull." -Larry yelling at Lee (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "I don't believe you. Don't forget... I know who you really are." - Larry to Lee after telling him not his enemy or not worth the energy to hate (Determinant), "Starved For Help" "Open the fucking door! (...) Goddammit!" - Larry keep yelling at St. Johns family, "Starved For Help" "I'll break the damn door down! Aah! Urg! Hrrrggttt! Oh God..." -Larry's last words before suffering from a heart attack, "Starved For Help"

Appearances

The Telltale Series

Season One

• "A New Day"
• "Starved For Help"

Trivia

• Last words: "Oh, God..."
• Larry has ischaemic heart disease, which requires him to take nitroglycerin tablets.
• In "Starved For Help", Lee has to decide who to give food to. 42% of players choose to feed Larry. The fourth most out of any character, only behind Clementine, Duck, and Mark.
• Three months into the outbreak, Larry carries two Georgia quarters and a dime in his pocket and is shown to still carry his wallet and his wife's wedding ring, likely as a memento of her.
• Larry's death is ironic, for numerous reasons:
  • In "A New Day", he voted that they must smash Duck's head in. Later, in "Starved For Help", Larry gets his head crushed by Duck's father, Kenny.
  • At the beginning of "Starved For Help", Mark states that he "wouldn't want to be stuck in a room with him." This foreshadows the event where Lee, Clementine, Lilly, and Kenny are all locked in a meat locker with Larry.
  • He states moments before he dies that Lee is "stuck with him", and that he plans to be around long after Lee dies and be the one to put down Lee if he ever reanimated. (Determinant)
  • The two people who contribute to his prevented reanimation are members of the group that he wanted to throw out, Lee for his past, and Kenny for protecting his son. (Determinant)
• Both Larry and his daughter betray Lee in some way.
  • Larry will ungratefully leave Lee to die in the drugstore (even if he sides with him in the argument before his heart attack) when walkers break in, due to his past as a convicted felon, despite Lee saving him by obtaining his medicine.
    • He also gets into a fight with Kenny when he prevents Larry from evicting his son, Duck. (Determinant)
• Despite being the oldest member of the original Macon survivors by nearly 20 years and having a heart condition, Larry is shown to be the physically strongest survivor in the group, being able to knock both Lee and Kenny to the ground with only one punch. (Determinant)
  • His strength is also shown during Jolene's video diary at the end of Episode 2, when he and Mark are seen moving a couch. Mark struggles, dropping his side, while Larry easily holds on to his end.
• If Lee tries to revive Larry and gives him four or more chest compressions, his mouth will move on the fourth compression, right before Kenny drops the salt lick on his head; however, it is not made clear if this means that he was still alive at that time or if he was beginning to reanimate. Interestingly, once the salt lick connects to Larry's head, his final breath sounds like a walker growl, suggesting that he was beginning to reanimate. Although it is possible that his last breath was gargled by the blood, or it really was just his last breath.
• Larry is one of the survivors whom Lee can choose to give the rations to. Depending on the type of ration that he is given or if he is fed first, he responds differently. Out of those survivors, Larry is the only one with three different responses.
  • If Lee feeds him first, he'll tell him that he should shove it up his ass, but he is too hungry. Strangely, he doesn't take the food from him, unlike the other options.
  • If Lee feeds him later and gives him the beef jerky or cheese and crackers, he'll say that Lilly needs to stop worrying about him so much.
  • If Lee chooses to give him an apple, he tells him that he hopes that doesn't make them friends. Lee points out that he could've given Larry nothing, but Larry will ignore Lee.
  • No matter if you try to be more helpful or kind to Larry or try to side with Lilly in episode 2, Larry will still hate Lee.
• Terence McGovern is credited as Larry in "Long Road Ahead", even though Larry does not appear.
• Larry is the first character Terence McGovern has voiced, the second being Gary.
• If the player sides with Larry or remains silent during the scene where Kenny and Larry argue about Duck being bitten, Katjaa will eventually finish cleaning the muck off of Duck and find that he indeed was not bitten, and Larry will end up apologizing for his actions.
• As of Season 4, Larry is the only main character from Season One to not have any potential non-canon deaths.
• Larry has two tattoos on his left arm, which are both briefly seen in the first episode.
  • On his bicep, there is a tattoo of an eagle, which is presumably in reference to his history with the military.
  • Another is on his forearm and is a scorpion, which has an unclear meaning or connection to his backstory.
    • This could be a reference to the fable of The Scorpion and the Frog; despite the Frog's generosity in the face of danger, the Scorpion still betrays him. Similarly, Larry will be actively hostile even if Lee tries to be friendly with him.
• Larry raised his daughter in a military-esque fashion with a focus on discipline, as revealed in Season 4 when Lilly tells a story about him.
• During early character development, Larry was originally more compassionate and admitted that he was wrong in believing that Duck was bitten more often than he did in the final version of the game, which was only once, depending on which choices you made.
• Larry is the only main character of Season 1 who did not kill a living person on-screen directly/caused, regardless of the players' choices.
• There is an unused voice line during Larry's death scene of him apologizing to Lilly for not being able to protect her.
• Larry is the first antagonist to appear in the Telltale Series.