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This teenage explorer is a character first encountered in The Walking Dead: The Road to Woodbury. He is a young boy living in Woodbury who got attacked by biters after leaving the town to explore.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
Location Unknown[]
Nothing is known about this boy's life prior to or as the outbreak began. He may have lived in or near Woodbury before the outbreak.
Post-Apocalypse[]
Woodbury, Georgia[]
At some point after the outbreak began, this boy started living in Woodbury.
The Road to Woodbury[]
On the afternoon of Lilly Caul and Josh Hamilton's first day in Woodbury, a commotion in one of the vacant lots on the northern edge of the village draws the attention of the townspeople. The pair hear nauseating screams coming from outside one of the cyclone fences, behind a wooded grove, and they race along the edge of the construction zone to see what’s going on. They climb a mound of gravel and hear three gunshots a hundred fifty yards away. In the distance they notice five men gathered around a hole in the fence. The Governor holds an automatic pistol in his hand and on the ground next to him, a teenage boy bleeding from bite wounds is tangled in the jagged chain-link fence. He claws at the dirt, trying frantically to free himself and return home. Directly behind him are the corpses of three dead walkers, all shot in the head.
The boy apparently ventured out the safe-zone by himself to explore the woods and was attacked. Now he writhes in pain and terror on the ground, as Blake stands emotionlessly over him. Brian then shoots him in the head with his 9-millimeter.
Death[]
- Killed By
- Himself (Caused, Accidental)
- Zombies (Caused)
- Brian Blake (Out of Mercy)
This boy ventures out of Woodbury by himself to explore the surrounding woods where he is attacked and bitten several times by three walkers. He crawls his way back to a hole in the chain-link fence and gets tangled in it. The Governor and four men find the boy and Brian emotionlessly shoots him in the head to put him out of his misery.
Appearances[]
Novel Series[]
The Road to Woodbury[]
- "Chapter Eight" (No Lines)
Trivia[]
- This boy's death is very similar to Richard Foster from Season 3 of the TV Series.
- Both are residents of Woodbury who were killed in an isolated walker attack and then emotionlessly shot by the Governor with no hesetation in the presence of several townsfolk.