The walking dead The game season 1

Kenny was a former family man until his family died in the zombie apocalypse.
Kenny's character:
Purposefulness - he never gives up, always looking for a way to achieve his goal.
loyal to those who treat him well, but unforgiving to those who do not

Emotional Involvement - Kenny is loyal to those who treat him well, but unforgiving to those who do not.

Irrationality - for example, in the situation with Duck's bite, Kenny insists that he is "fine" and refuses to admit that his son was dying.

Positive traits
Selflessness towards other group members. For example:
Kenny saved Krista from certain death by jumping into the hole she was stuck in, fully knowing that he would be trapped in her place.
Kenny selflessly took the blame for stealing the radio to protect Clementine (as a result, Kenny lost his left eye).
He helped Rebecca with her pregnancy, giving her instructions during labor.

Negative traits
Stubbornness - Kenny is not inclined to change his mind or decisions until he sees the results of his actions.

Cruelty - After being brutally beaten by Carver and Sarita's death, Kenny becomes aggressive, hostile, and mentally unstable even towards his bandmates, including Clementine.

Depression - The loss of Katie and Duck has a profound effect on Kenny, who becomes depressed, cynical, and withdrawn.

Clementine is an eight-year-old child whose parents went away to another city and disappeared, and whose nanny turned into a predatory zombie. Some character traits:
Kindness, intelligence and sensitivity. Despite the chaos and death around her, Clementine remains attentive to people, knows how to sympathize, and care for others.
Ability to think practically and improvise. For example, helping Lee lock the door with his father's cane during a walking attack.
Keen sensitivity. Allows her to notice details that most children her age would miss.
An idealistic view of how society should behave in a zombie apocalypse. Sometimes it conflicts with harsh reality, which leads to misunderstanding of certain events.

Omid's personality:
Personal qualities
Caring for loved ones. Omid shows deep concern for his girlfriend Christa and Clementine, especially after Lee's death.

Humor and easygoing nature. Omid often jokes to lighten the mood and tries to maintain the group's morale despite the horrors of the apocalypse.

Interest in history. Krista mentions that Omid has an interest in the history of the southern US states.

A dislike of difficult and disturbing topics. Omid tries to avoid such subjects.

However, in stressful situations, Omid can become confused and slow in making decisions, which sometimes leads to dangerous consequences.

Actions
Helping the group. For example, in the first episode, when walkers infiltrate the pharmacy, Omid easily leads a group of strangers to safety.
Offer to go first. Omid claims he's the easiest, but the player has a choice: let Omid and Krista go first or take the initiative themselves.
Self-sacrifice. Even when Omid doesn't have a deep connection with Ben or Christa, he sacrifices himself for them.

Relationships with others
With Christa. Omid and Christa are lovers who join the group together in the third episode of the first season. At the end of the first season, at the request of Lee, who is dying from a walker bite, Christa and Omid take Clementine under their wing.

With Lee. Omid helps Lee save Clementine, for example, offering to help move the tanker truck.
relationship:
Omid from The Walking Dead is a good-natured, witty, and optimistic man who tries to keep the group's morale up despite the horrors of the apocalypse.

He often jokes to lighten the mood and shows deep concern for his girlfriend, Christa, and Clementine, especially after Lee's death.

However, in stressful situations, Omid can become confused and slow in making decisions, which sometimes leads to dangerous consequences.

character of christ:
Behavior
An independent, self-confident woman, capable of standing up for herself and her loved ones.

Attentive to details, always alert and aware of the environment around her.

Decisive - For example, when the group votes to kick Ben out of the group, Christa agrees to kick him out without hesitation to protect him from the potential threat of Omid.

She cares for those she loves, but can be unfriendly and cold to those who seem dangerous.

She is acutely aware of her surroundings and those around her, which can make her seem intimidating.

Relationships with others
With Omid - Christa loves him deeply and is concerned about his safety.
With Clementine - after the events of the first season, a strong and warm relationship develops between them - Christa and Omid become something like adoptive parents for Clementine.
With other survivors - Krista distrusts the motives of other survivors, trying to stay away from groups of people with Omid.

Ben is a former high school student who is now just an insecure teenager on the team.
Ben's character:
Behavior
Ben is initially portrayed as a silent and caring young man, but also greedy and dark. He dearly loved his parents, Allen and Donna, and seemed a good friend to Tyreese and Sasha.
As the series progresses, Ben undergoes a transformation: he becomes more hardened by the harsh reality of the post-apocalyptic world, turning from an innocent and hopeful teenager into a more cautious and distrustful survivor.
Some character traits:
Analytical thinking - often considers various options before making decisions.
Caution - focuses on avoiding risks.
Concern for the well-being of others - expresses concern for the difficulties of others, may show empathy.
The ability to foresee possible consequences often represents potential dangers and ways to prevent them.
In the story, Ben strives to be helpful, but due to inexperience and self-doubt, he often makes mistakes that lead to dangerous consequences. Despite this, he displays a sincere desire to correct his mistakes and help the group whenever possible.

Ben's actions always hid an internal conflict: he wanted to be a good person, but sometimes he made the wrong choices, which affected his relationships with others.

Katya is a veterinarian, Kenny's wife, and the mother of a duck. She's the group's medic and tries to help people as much as possible in medicine, although she's only worked with dogs and cats.
character:
At the beginning of the story, Katya is portrayed as a kind and caring woman. She rarely displays aggression or violence and holds no ill will toward any of the group members.

Some character traits:
Calm, level-headed, and optimistic, she believes the zombie apocalypse is only temporary and hopes that everything will return to normal sooner or later.
Her healing skills are due to her knowledge and expertise in biology. She is often called upon for help when someone in the group is injured, making her the de facto "doctor" of the group.
Peacefulness - Katya does not hold a grudge against anyone and maintains good relations with everyone.

Development
In Episode 2, Katya becomes less optimistic and acknowledges that what's happening around her will never end. Her candor is revealed when she openly states that Travis/David didn't survive their wounds, no matter how hard she tried to heal them.
relationship:
Katya maintains good relationships with all members of the group, as she is a peaceful and friendly person and does not hold a grudge against anyone.

Katya is the only adult character in the group who never uses foul language, which emphasizes her calm and balanced character.

Duck is the kid in the group, his real name is Kenny Jr. Parents: Kenny and Katya.
character:
Curiosity and activity. Duck often behaves frivolously.
Capriciousness and lack of restraint. Dak's behavior sometimes causes inconvenience to others.
Doesn't fully understand the seriousness of what's happening. This is probably due to childish naivety and lack of life experience.
Good-natured and open to communication, Duck easily becomes attached to people and tries to help as much as he can.
relationship:
Duck from the game "The Walking Dead" is good-natured and open to communication, easily becomes attached to people and tries to help in any way he can.

However, due to his young age, Duck's character is not yet fully formed. He is inquisitive, active, and often frivolous. Sometimes Duck can be capricious and unrestrained, and his behavior sometimes causes inconvenience to others.

For example, Lee and Duck tried to be friendly, although in reality Duck irritated Everett a little.

Clementine and Duck became friends after the apocalypse, but sometimes the girl would play pranks on her friend. For example, she once put a bug on Duck's pillow.

Doug is the group's mechanic, a shy young man who is afraid to make serious decisions, but tries to help the group as best he can.
character:
His character combines kindness, quietness and ingenuity, but at the same time passive-aggressiveness in conflicts.

Description
Before the apocalypse, he was a system administrator who came to Macon two months before the outbreak and lived with his uncle.

After the apocalypse - a mechanic, his technological experience allows him to repair and create various items.

Well versed in technology, but not coordinated in making decisions for himself and protecting the group.

Rarely expresses contempt to people's faces and almost never swears, even when apologizing for insulting Larry.

He's not good at fighting: he distracts Andrew St. John rather than attacking him, and when he shoots at a bandit, he doesn't even look where he's aiming.

Behavior
Shows courage and selflessness: saves Carly in the early stages of the outbreak, helps Lee in the dangerous search for the keys to the pharmacy.
Lee helps by distracting Andrew by reprogramming the TVs across the street in the electrical department, turning on the power and turning up the volume, but the noise is not enough to attract the walkers. Lee then breaks a window in the TVs, releasing the noise and successfully distracting the walkers.
Feels like he's not doing enough for the group as he has little to work with, considering his specialty isn't weapons or combat.

Relationship
Doesn't cause any hostility in anyone in particular, with the exception of Larry, who tends to dislike everyone.
Stays out of the argument between Kenny and Lilly, but adds that he thinks Lee should have tried to save Beatrice, much to Kenny's annoyance.
Feels like he's not doing enough for the group and this can create tension.
relationship:
Doug has good relationships with the other characters, as he is kind and always tries to help.

Despite some social awkwardness, Doug genuinely cares about others and is willing to put himself at risk for their safety. He is polite in his interactions.

Lilly, Larry's daughter, fights with Kenny for the right to be the leader.
Personality: In the first season, Lilly is domineering and possessive, needing to control the group as she sees fit. She's not afraid to speak her mind to protect her father and herself.

In the second season, Lilly reveals herself as a warm, considerate, and polite woman who is unsure of her abilities as the group's leader. She sometimes confides in Lee, asking him if her decision as leader was the right one.

In season four, Lilly takes on a colder, more ruthless personality. She leads a group of people whose mission is to kidnap children and force them to become soldiers in the war her community is fighting. To do this, she is willing to use physical and emotional torture.

In the final episode, as Lilly swims away, her tough exterior cracks, revealing her insecure and soft side.

Larry is an evil old man, Lilly's father, tries to protect her, treats only her well.
character:
Larry's personality in The Walking Dead is that of an angry, irritable, rude and grumpy old man. He usually speaks in an aggressive, shouting manner and always finds something to scold others for.

Despite this, Larry is primarily concerned with the safety of his daughter Lilly and has generally good intentions. He will do anything to keep her safe and alive.

According to Lilly, Larry became like this because of the many losses he had suffered in his life, including the loss of his wife. He was very strict in raising Lilly, even turning off the electricity in their home at one point to teach Lilly not to waste it.
relationship:
Lee: Larry is hostile and distrustful of him, believing that the convicted murderer cannot be trusted, especially when it comes to the safety of Lilly or Clementine.
Doug. Larry is dismissive of the group members he considers "useless." He mocks Doug and tells Lee to think twice before making such decisions.
Clementine: Although they had little interaction with each other, Clementine and Larry had a neutral relationship. Larry was never directly cruel to Clem, but his hostility toward Lee and protectiveness of Lilly could make her feel some tension in their presence.

Lee Everett is a black man, a former biology teacher, who killed a man and was taken to prison for this, and then he ended up in the shomui opacalypse.
Character Lee:
Leadership and Decisiveness: Lee often has to take the lead of a group of survivors, making difficult decisions that affect the lives of others. His leadership is not based on harshness or aggression, but on the ability to listen, take into account the opinions of others, and make the most rational decisions.
Empathy and Caring: Lee genuinely cared about people, even if they didn't always reciprocate.
Moral Compass: Lee Everett remains one of the most morally stable characters in the game. Even in the face of the complete collapse of civilization, he retains a human face.
Willingness to Sacrifice: Lee was a man willing to sacrifice himself for others.
relationship:
Everett tries to smooth over conflicts within the group, supports those who need help, and looks for ways to make the group more cohesive. Even with those who have hurt or threatened him, Lee shows a desire to understand their motives and find a peaceful solution.