Bryan

Bryan is a minor character in the first season of HBO's The Last of Us.HBO's The Last of Us episode 4: "Please Hold to My Hand"
== Biography ==
=== Background ===
Bryan was a of the initial pandemic and lived in the Kansas City . While living there, the government was overthrown by a revolutionary movement led by Kathleen Coghlan. Bryan joined the group at some point and spent his time monitoring the highway, checking for any passing travelers to ambush and rob.
=== Events of HBO's The Last of Us ===
In the late-summer or autumn of , Bryan and several other revolutionaries attacked the group of two passersby, and in a pickup truck, intent on killing them and stealing their supplies. During the shootout, Bryan flanked the outsiders as Joel shot his two allies dead, sneaking up and attacking Joel from behind. He pinned him to the ground, choking him with his rifle before Ellie shot him with her pistol. 
Bryan pleaded for his life, apologizing for attacking the pair and promising they could become friends and trade supplies while crying for his mother. He even tossed his knife to Joel as a peace offering. Despite his pleas, Joel used Bryan's knife to kill him.
Later, more revolutionaries arrived and returned Bryan's body to his family. His father held his hand and mourned him.
== Behind the scenes ==
* Bryan is portrayed by Mexican-American actor Juan Magana.
== Gallery ==
S1 E4 Bryan struggling with Joel.png|Bryan struggling with .
S1 E4 Bryan on floor.png|Bryan after shot him.
S1 E4 Bryan pleading.png|Bryan pleading for his life.
== References ==
Category:HBO's The Last of Us characters
Category:HBO's The Last of Us deceased characters
Category:Members of the Kansas City resistance