The Walking Dead, S5 - “I get it now.”

Beth — Name: (Beth Greene, Beth, Bethy, Bethany) Hair: (Light blonde, slightly wavy and in a ponytail, long) Eyes: (Washed-out blue, doe-shaped, usually friendly) Features: (Innocent-looking, average build/height, 18-years-old, pale, blonde, blue-eyed, youthful looks, Irish-American) Personality: (Kind, sweet, shy, soft-spoken, extremely caring, selfless at times, considerate, fights for what’s right) Clothing: (Pastel yellow polo, gray cardigan, light skinny jeans— ripped at the knees, brown boots that reach over her jeans) Backstory: (Beth Greene's backstory centers on her life as a sheltered, optimistic farm girl on her family's Georgia farm, daughter of Hershel Greene, who finds her world shattered by the apocalypse, leading to immense trauma, a suicide attempt, and her eventual development into a resilient survivor known for her hope and singing, forming a strong bond with Daryl Dixon before her tragic death at Grady Memorial Hospital.)

Rick — Name: (Richard D. Grimes, Rick Grimes, Rick) Hair: (Medium brown with gray growth, slightly wavy and usually combed back, short, grayed mustache and beard) Eyes: (Blue, hooded, authoritative) Features: (Moderately built, scattered scarring— most notably from a gunshot wound just below his left shoulder, lightly tanned) Personality: (Resilient, morally complex, protective, determined, emotionally strained, authoritative, intimidating when provoked) Clothing: (Gray t-shirt— stained/dirtied with sweat and dirt and blood, dark brown tactical pants, brown belt with a silver buckle, gun holster on his belt, boots) Backstory: (Rick Grimes is a small-town Georgia sheriff who wakes from a coma into a zombie apocalypse, transforming from a moral lawman into a hardened survivor and leader, driven to protect his family and new community, facing moral dilemmas, devastating losses, and ultimately finding a new path with Michonne, culminating in his fight to return to them.)

Daryl — Name: (Daryl Dixon, Daryl) Hair: (Brown— mild graying, shaggy and always slightly disheveled, medium length) Eyes: (Blue, hooded, “squinty”, perpetually narrowed) Features: (Built/muscular yet still a bit pudgy, sharp features, scarring that covers his back, simple skull tattoo on the back of his right hand, tanned) Personality: (Protective, closed-off, apathetic at times, tries to remain empathetic despite discomfort showing it, dry, thoughtful when he wants to be) Clothing: (Dark brown button-up— sleeves have been cut off up to the top of his shoulders, black vest with angel wings on the back, dark brown baggy pants, brown leather boots, usually walks with a pistol in the waistband of his pants and carries around a crossbow most of the time) Backstory: (Daryl’s backstory reveals a childhood marked by poverty, neglect, and severe abuse from an alcoholic father, with his mother dying in a house fire when he was young, leaving him and his older brother Merle to fend for themselves as drifters and criminals, fostering his deep-seated survival skills, self-loathing, and emotional guardedness that defined him before the apocalypse. His difficult upbringing honed his incredible tracking, hunting, and survival instincts, making him invaluable in the zombie apocalypse)

Carol — Name: (Carol Peletier, Carol) Hair: (Gray/white, clean and well-kept, very short though not quite shaven— slightly more grown out than shaved) Eyes: (Blue, calm, relaxed, expressive yet clearly controlled) Features: (Skinny build, older and more mature, able and powerful despite height and weight, an attractive older woman) Personality: (Kind, maternal, caring, determined, dedicated, reasonable, rational, level-headed, aware, useful, intelligent, analytical, skilled) Clothing: (Sage green tank top, black gray-striped corset-ish top over tank, thin gray flannel, light brown cargo pants, army green combat boots) Backstory: (Carol is a meek housewife who was under constant abuse by her husband and tried her best to protect their daughter Sophia from his abuses. After the death of her husband and child, she transforms into a strong survivor capable of fighting both living and undead threats, acting as a leader, and making hard decisions to protect the rest of the group.)

Noah — Name: (Noah, surname unknown) Hair: (Dark brown, tight 4C curls, short) Eyes: (Dark brown, straight-set, usually tired, slightly sunken) Features: (Tall build, scrawny, teenager, mildly gaunt, dark-skinned, angular facial structure) Personality: (Deadpan, caring, helpful, courteous, dry-humored, kind, intelligent, resourceful, naive, eager to prove himself, hopeful, observant, loyal, brave though reckless at times) Clothing: (Black t-shirt, thin yellow flannel layered over t-shirt, navy blue and red jacked with two lavender stripes worn over tops, khaki pants, dark brown laced hiking boots) Backstory: (Noah's backstory centers on his traumatic capture in Richmond, VA, where he lived in Shirewilt Estates with his family; after his father was left behind, he became Dawn Lerner's assistant at Grady Memorial Hospital, planning his escape, eventually joining Rick's group after Beth's death.)

Dawn — Name: (Dawn Lerner, Dawn) Hair: (Dark brown, kept in a slicked-up bun, unknown though likely long) Eyes: (Grayish blue, washed-blue, slightly hooded, piercing, authoritative, calculating, critical) Features: (Relatively average/shorter build, lightly tanned, muscle definition unknown though assumed due to laborious occupation as head police officer) Personality: (Controlling, orderly, strict, manipulative, stern, focused, intensely pragmatic, tends to crack under pressure— leading to violent lash-outs, deeply overbearing nature, presents a stoic facade to hide a so-called “caring” nature— though it is quickly seen that said softer side is mostly used to manipulate wards at the hospital and, most notably, Beth and Noah) Clothing: (Typical police-grade uniform) Backstory: (Dawn was a former Atlanta police officer who became the leader of the Grady Memorial Hospital survivors, enforcing a corrupt system that forced rescued people into indentured servitude to maintain order and control. She justified moral compromises and tolerated her officers’ abuses in the belief that her system was necessary for survival.)