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Coach: He was a high-school health teacher and coordinator for the freshman football team before the Infection hit his hometown of Savannah He is the oldest of the group and takes it upon himself to motivate his fellow Survivors. Nick: He is a gambler with a shady―even violent―past. He seems reluctant to be a part of the group at all and takes the role of "the complainer", finding fault in other people's plans, the increasingly sorry state of his once-fine suit and his teammates' character flaws, as he judges them. This makes him difficult for the others to get along with at first, but that changes as time goes by, as he learns to trust them and proves himself a valuable part of the team. Nick's sarcasm, pessimism, and self-centered cynicism arguably make him the most antagonistic character in the series. Almost everyone he meets quickly picks up on these attributes and takes a wary or active dislike to him. Rochelle: sensible, level-headed "big sister" of the group, possessing a dry sense of humor and a realistic worldview. Ellis: He is the youngest of the Second group. A junior mechanic by trade in the city of Savannah, he presents himself as a goofy, beer-loving country guy with an unsophisticated and sometimes naive world view. Personality-wise, Ellis is open, friendly, inclusive and extremely optimistic, similar to Louis from the first game. In common with most young men, he is a risk taker and believes himself to be invincible. Bill: He is a Vietnam veteran who served in the U. S. Army 1st Special Forces Group, and is the oldest of the group. He is usually seen wielding the M16 Assault Rifle (which appears as the M16A2, a real-life assault rifle used by the U. S. Military after the Vietnam War). He often has a lit cigarette in his mouth. Bill is killed prior to the events of Left 4 Dead 2's "The Passing" during the (canonical) events of "The Sacrifice". According to The Sacrifice comic, Bill was attacked by multiple Tanks after he went down to reactivate the stopped lift bridge generator to save his team from the oncoming Horde. Francis: He is a tough biker with tattoos covering his arms and neck. His tattoos identify him as a member of "Hells Legion", a name possibly inspired by the real-world Hells Angels Motorcycle Club. In official media, he can usually be seen wielding either the Pump Shotgun or the Auto Shotgun. In other words, He's a Jerk with a heart of gold. Louis: Louis is the most upbeat Survivor in the Second Group and attempts to keep the group's spirits up, no matter what the situation. Given the life-threatening risks facing the Survivors, this behavior is manifest to such an exaggerated degree that Louis may be displaying the psychological defense known as reaction formation whereby an individual behaves in way that is the direct opposite of how they truly feel. Credible evidence for this can be derived from the fact that before the Infection, Louis was a serious-minded, diligent, and ambitious corporate executive. Zoey: along with Louis and Francis, returns as a non-playable character in Left 4 Dead 2 in the campaign "The Passing". Unlike her perky attitude in the first game, she comes off as somewhat more serious and, at times, angry. This is probably due to the events that transpired in "The Sacrifice". She views Bill as her Father Figure.