Judy

In game, Judy is the MC’s friend before the virus outbreak. She is very jumpy and bubbly despite being in a dangerous environment.

## Personality

The MC often mentions how she feels Judy would make situations brighter, and you can see this in her peppiness and loyalty. When MC first arrives Judy fights for her to stay, she offers to share a room, and when they're together she always makes sure to leave things on a positive note despite all that's going on in their world. Later on, Hailey says it's obvious when Judy's around because she's always loud enough to hear in the school. She is a great friend and an useful ally.

## Appearance

Judy is a young and petite girl with fair skin, purple eyes and short light orange hair. She wears a white blouse underneath a huge blue coat and black leggings. There are some white bands wrapped around her right hand.

## Story

### Pre-Virus

Not much is known about Judy's backstory other than she was MC's friend.

### During Game

Judy was one of the survivors who lived with the other people in the middle school section. From what is understood (Lawrence memory 1), Harry knew her and for that very reason she was one of "those who could survive" when the zombies invaded the place. He escaped with Lawrence's group and began living with them.

Judy's first appearance in the game is when MC is taken in by the boys. Judy starts talking animatedly about what happened when the boys were gone, but stops talking the moment she notices the unknown person in the room. Judy recognizes MC instantly and euphorically begins to ask her if she was okay and what had happened to her at the time the virus spread. Unable to contain the emotion, MC hugs her; Judy is initially surprised, but she hugs him back cheerfully. Judy asks MC what happened to her other friends, to which she replies that she doesn't know. Judy prefers to leave the conversation and say "It's better if we don't know."

When Scarlett arrives in the room and begins to argue about removing MC from school, Judy sides with her friend, completely opposed to leaving MC on the streets again.

When MC puts out the fire in one of the classrooms and everyone is willing to accept her, Judy offers to share a room with her (since the burned-out classroom was the only one available). The protagonist and Judy are excited to be able to share classrooms and they spend the whole night talking about various topics. In between one of those topics, the two question the cause of the fire, under the words of "Who would have thought there would be a lighter in there" and "I didn't know it would be so destructive for a lighter to explode", but decided not to pursue that topic further. despite the lack of meaning in it.

While they were talking, Scarlett opens her classroom door, saying that she needs to talk to MC alone. Judy complains to him saying that he should stop bothering her and that she will go with the protagonist too, but later she accepts when MC tells her that she has to do it by herself.

Judy waits for MC at the night meeting they always do, she lets him know that nothing bothered her (including Scarlett). When asked about the places to be patrolled, MC chooses the courtyard, to which Judy tells him to be careful.

That same night, Judy starts arguing with Scarlett in the middle of the hallway about MC. Scarlett tells Judy that it is also annoying for her to have another person sharing food and room at the same time, that she should not see MC as a "friend" since she could die for her and that a friend is not worth more than her life. Judy gets mad at her and threatens Scarlett to tell the boys.

The next morning, Judy asks MC how her night patrol went, to which she tells her that she found a key. Judy gets excited about this and they start talking about what they could find and discover with that key. When they are about to leave the room, they realize that the door is stuck. The two girls try to open it with all their might, but they can't. They try to scream, hoping someone will hear them, but all their attempts fail. Fortunately, MC finds a metal ruler and they manage to open the door.

The two girls go to the morning meeting for breakfast. Zion asks where they can use the key, to which Judy says that the gym storage room and the snack bar were two options.

When the protagonist returns from testing the key in the library, Lawrence gives the rest of the day off. Judy excitedly celebrates, saying that she will be able to make up the rest time from the day before since she didn't get a good night's sleep. He asks MC what he's going to do. She replies that she was thinking of visiting the place to get used to it, Judy asks if she can accompany her to which the protagonist tells her that it is better that she rest. Judy reluctantly complies.

When MC came back, he started talking to Judy about the strange dreams he had in the time he was sleeping while they were walking to the main hall for dinner. As they ate dinner, Lawrence proposed the option of having everyone sleep in one classroom to keep warm. Hailey mutters that she wishes the heater would work, to which Sue tells her that without electricity it's useless. Judy questions the possibility that there really is no electricity in the entire building.

### Ending

Except for the true ending, the ending for Judy will always be the same.

Lawrence told Judy that he had something to tell her about MC, she followed him to the cafeteria without a second thought.

Lawrence asked him to stand near the outside door of the cafeteria. At that, the zombies entered and jumped on Judy. After the zombies dragged Judy away, the only thing left of her was a hairpin, an object that Lawrence ended up keeping as "the last evidence that a human named Judy existed."