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Party Crasher

At Worthwood, Austin informs William about the bikers while Gerald prepares an engagement party for Marcus and Kate. In Wichita, another murder at the bank sends the group spiraling, while Solomon fights to protect his people.

## **Cast**

#### **Starring**

* Solomon Reed
* Edward Remar
* Daniel Rockwell
* Kate Bloodstone
* Gerald Roland
* Jon Matthews
* Clyde Rollins
* Rebecca Dawson
* William Reynes
* Austin Kingston
* Aldus Paxton
* Randall Forster

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#### **Also Starring**

* Nancy Warner
* Wayne Guzman
* Tobias Duke
* Linda Guzman
* Leona Holloway
* Elliott Rowe
* Lolida Windfield
* Allan White
* Ed Anderson
* Naomi Stafford
* Justin Bennett
* Violet Glover
* Claire Noble
* Shiro Shizuko

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#### **Guest Starring**

* Bonnie Harrell
* Carson Burke
* Sandra Pennington
* Miles Pennington
* Roy Dickson
* Stanley Peck
* Kyori Hyoteki
* Damian Holt
* Lamar Adams
* Jadis Miller
* Ethan Newport
* Lillian Makarov
* Jordan Gatlon
* Vincent Woods
* Richard Neuble
* Chester Stafford
* Mary Davis
* Joseph Benson
* Christopher Woods
* Eleanor Benson
* Heather Solis
* Roman Stroud
* Fletcher Roland
* Tex
* Heiwateki Korosuku

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#### **Co-Starring**

* Waita Mathani
* Seth Haynes
* Evelyn Nelson
* Erik
* Kara
* Walter
* Ron Robson
* Marvin Young
* Mac Steiner
* Jac Steiner
* Pam
* John Eisner
* Carrie Eisner
* Simon
* Jimmy Stone
* Amber
* Omar
* Jerry Rhodes
* Blake Christian
* Tristan
* Melanie Hopkins
* Katelyn Smart
* Henry Stafford
* Leland
* Kaido
* Asuka
* Daiki
* Maggie Hopkins
* Sebastian Dominguez
* Tyson Lysaght
* Cody Wakefield
* Kevin Norton
* Douglas Pennington *(Flashback)*

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## **Deaths**

* Evelyn Nelson
* Carson Burke
* Erik
* Miles Pennington
* Nine soldiers from Don Clements' group

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Quincy Atherton

Quincy Atherton is a recurring character and survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He's a criminal who runs with Wilbur Wright and his crew. Quincy can be described as a chill, but scary strongman. He's got very apparent miraculous feats of strength, he's a survivor, he knows how to treat his love interest, and you would be lucky to get on his good side. He's a protective husband, and doesn't take kindly to the slightest of disrespect.

After the apocalypse, Quincy continues working for Wilbur, alongside his wife Monica Reynolds, Curtis Van Horn and Jon Matthews. When a gang known as The Rastas roll into town, they align themselves with the survivors at the local mall, and together they attack one of the Rasta outposts. It's a success, but Quincy is shot and he's not happy. In the aftermath, he and Monica leave to go live with the mall survivors.

The two of them easily settle into their new group, despite small feuds with several members. They become valuable assets to the mall group, and join them for an additional three attacks against The Rastas later on. Eventually, Wilbur, Curtis and Jon arrive at the mall as well.

In the final battle that takes place at the mall, Quincy goes on the frontlines to defend the mall. But during the fighting, Monica is shot and killed by Shane Haywood's men, leaving an impact on Quincy that destroys him. He is simply unable to live on without Monica, and despite Curtis pleading with Quincy to leave, he doesn't listen. Quincy spends his final moments killing Haywood's men, until he himself is shot dead.
Austin's Bar

**Austin's Bar** is a minor location that appears throughout Season 2 of Route to Paradise.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Pre-outbreak, Austin Kingston was the owner of this bar, and would often spend most of his time there, working, drinking and even sleeping in the bar.

### **Season 6**

The bar is seen numerous times in a flashback, in which Austin talks with a new resident in town, George. The day before the apocalypse, Austin loses his temper with George, and so George walks out with no intentions of coming back.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

### **Season 2**

Following the outbreak of the zombie virus, Austin Kingston makes the bar his new home. Sometime within the first two weeks of the outbreak, Logan Carlson joins up with Austin.

While Logan is out on a supply run, Austin receives a visit from a panicked man with a trail of zombies after him. Austin angrily diverts the horde away from his bar to save it from being overrun.

Later on, Austin abandons his bar to join a group of survivors in Willamette Parkview Mall. Logan's status is unknown after he goes missing during his supply run.

In the penultimate episode of the season, Da'Jonte Woodard seeks shelter within the bar, and is unknowingly followed by William Reynes, who offers Woodard to join their group. He declines, and William leaves, followed by Da'Jonte a few minutes later.

Sometime following this, the bar is possibly destroyed in the war between Benjamin Taylor and Damerae Badrick.

## **Inhabitants**

* Austin Kingston
* Logan Carlson
Clayton Freeman

"*You're one of the best fucking cops on the force and one of the best cops I know and even with all the shit you get put through day in and day out, what is it that you do? You power through the shit to do the right thing even if it means making a sacrifice. You almost sacrificed your life today man and it was the right thing to do. And to also do the right thing you ALWAYS stay true to yourself like you showed today.*"
—Clayton to Randall Forster[src]

Clayton Freeman is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He was a police sergeant for the Willamette Police Department, and best friends with Randall Forster, a fellow officer.

When the zombie outbreak began, Clayton was one of the lucky survivors who escaped to the security room. After one of their allies, Felix Quarterman, is kidnapped, Clayton and Jacob Feldman go searching for him. During this, Clayton would be shot by Steven Philips. He spends the next while getting some rest, before needing to go back out again, this time to rescue Jacob and three others from a horde of zombies, where he is reunited with Randall.

Clayton continues to be a helping hand and a resourceful person to have around due to his skills with a firearm. He would help to rid the mall of Skittles the Clown, the snipers, and Leslie Staunton, and would later defend the mall against Benjamin Taylor's militia alongside his group.

Some weeks later, after The Rastas show up in Willamette, Clayton, Randall and many others would volunteer to go on a risky mission to try and stop a train full of Rasta supplies from coming into town. However, it's during this mission that Clayton would meet his fate. When he sees that Michael Hall is about to shoot Randall, Clayton pushes him aside, taking the bullet himself and saving his friend's life.
Nightwing

Dick Grayson is the first Robin and first son of Batman

   ***Early Life***

Dick was born in 1990 to John Grayson and Mary Grayson both of them were trapeze artists by the name of the flying Grayson's along with Dick himself and his uncle Mitch Grayson.

***The "Accident"***

In 2001 Dick was sick so he could only watch his parents get murdered by Tony Zucco Dick was devastated so Bruce Wayne adopted him and he became batman's first Robin.

***Forming The Teen Titans***

Dick was forced by Bruce to socialize and strike on his own so he formed a team of teenage heroes including Hank Hall, Dawn Granger, Garth, Wally West and Roy Harper.

Becoming Nightwing

after an argument with Bruce Dick Becomes the protector of Blüdhaven
Kyle Douglass

"*Lloyd, it's not your fault if you pause sometimes. You're a kid, much like Bernie and I. It's hard to lead a group of kids when you're a kid, and the sad truth is - we have no adults to guide us this time. It's not your fault if you stumble, my friend. I'm sorry for being so frightened. I just - never expected this to be a reality in this world! Never could I imagine a prospect like this, undead living. Or - dead living. It seems impossible.*"
—Kyle to Lloyd Waller[src]

Kyle Douglass is a supporting character and a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He was a nerdy young student attending Willamette High School and was the best friend of Lloyd Waller. Kyle was at the school when the refugees from Willamette Mall moved in and formed an alliance with Principal Bruce Boseman. When Lloyd started to go on dangerous missions outside the walls, Kyle expressed concern for his best friend out of fear of the undead.

During the battle of Willamette High, Kyle was able to escape alongside Lloyd, Bernie Ortan and Tony Marston thanks to the sacrifice of his history teacher, Martyn Ford. For a few days, the boys were left to fend for themselves, and Kyle was not coping well being out in the wild. After Tony was devoured by walkers, Lloyd took charge and vowed to protect both Kyle and Bernie.

After a few days of surviving together, Kyle was encouraged by Lloyd to try and become more confident. While looting a convenience store with the others, Kyle was spooked by a group of walkers and was separated from Lloyd and Bernie. Lloyd would later find Kyle dead in his home following a brave last stand against a few zombies that led to him being bitten and reanimating. He was put down by Lloyd, who refused to leave his side for a while.
Carter

Carter is a minor character and a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He is part of the construction crew at the community of Worthwood, and is killed when a horde of zombies attacks the crew while they're gathering materials from a nearby construction site.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Nothing is known about Carter prior to the apocalypse.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

### **Season 6**

#### "**A House Divided**"

At a construction site a few miles from Worthwood, Carter is with the construction team gathering materials to bring back to the community. He jokes about one of the new guys, Ed Anderson, looking like he's about to collapse from exhaustion, before Bryan Marsh comes walking past them, urging them to quick chatting and get back to it. Carter tells Ed to come with him and unload some of the bricks into a truck. While doing so, he informs Ed about a new compound they've been assigned to build; Carter assumes that it's an agricultural expansion, which sounds fine to him given that there'll be more food to go around. When Ed mentions the amount of food there was at the welcoming party, Carter says that's because it was run by the council - and the council does whatever the hell they want. Just then, the construction foreman Norman yells to everybody to prepare for an incoming attack from some zombies. Carter sighs, remarking that zombie presence has been especially bad as of late. But quickly it becomes apparent that there are more than just a few zombies this time - it's an entire small horde of them. Carter grabs a crowbar and starts to fight back against the zombies, but while he's running, he gets tripped up, collapsing in front of a few zombies that instantly pile onto him. Carter screams for help as the zombies bite into him. As he's being ripped into, Goran attempts to pull Carter out, but he's unable to, and Carter is killed.

## **Death**

Killed By
* Zombies

When a horde of zombies attacks the construction crew, Carter trips up while running, resulting in him being overwhelmed by zombies who start to bite him. Goran attempts to pull Carter out of the horde, but he can't, and Carter is left behind to be devoured by the zombies.

## **Appearances**

Any episode with a checkmark over it signifies Carter appearing in any way.
Robin Clarke

"*Maybe if people weren't so consumed by vengeance-- we wouldn't have had to go on a manhunt in the first place.*"
—Robin to Edward Remar[src]

Robin Clarke is a recurring character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He is the cold blooded bodyguard of Benjamin Taylor, who appears to lack empathy. He serves as a minor antagonist in Season 1, a supporting antagonist in Season 2, and the tertiary antagonist of Season 3.

At the beginning of the outbreak, Robin aided Benjamin in searching for his daughter throughout Willamette. When Damerae Badrick reveals he has taken the girl hostage, Robin helps to carry out many of the missions Benjamin is forced to do by captor. After Sarah Taylor succumbs to her illness and dies in Benjamin’s arms, Robin leads his boss’s army into battle during the war against the Rastas’. When a bloodthirsty Benjamin shows no signs of easing up on the war effort to allow his men to recover, Robin encourages Shane Haywood, Benjamin’s second-in-command, to overthrow him for the greater good. After the two dethrone Benjamin and send him away, they continue to face casualties as a result of the ongoing war, and in response, attack Willamette Mall.

During the battle, Robin is knocked out of the fight and forced to flee the now overrun mall. He lives on as the sole survivor of his group, and meets up with Edward Remar and Clyde Rollins, opting to join them. Over the next few days, a group of misfits is formed, and Robin is forced to face Benjamin once again, being dubbed as a traitor. Despite the bad blood between the two, they unite in order to achieve the group’s goal of killing Damerae Badrick.

Over the next few days, Robin begins to endanger the group through careless acts, creating a rift between himself and Edward, who becomes increasingly frustrated with him for his antics. During the incident in the mist, Robin endangers Clyde when he avoids saving him and later shows no regard for his comrade’s life. In the aftermath of the disaster that the group narrowly escapes with their lives, Robin is shot by Edward while his guard is down and strangled to death, having greatly underestimated his companion.
Melody Neal

"*Oh really? You're a star, Randall. We're always able to count on you.*"
—Melody to Randall Forster[src]

Melody Neal is a minor character in Route to Paradise. She's a concerned elderly woman that lives in Willamette, Colorado.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

### **Season 5**

#### "**Before it Gets Better**"

While walking through a park, Melody accidently bumps into officer Randall Forster. She immediately recognizes him and smiles, happy to see him again. She briefly chats with him, before mentioning something about a drug scam going around the community, even into some schools. Randall, who had no clue about this, says that it's odd how they haven't shut down this drug operation yet.

The next day, Randall stops by Melody's house to help out with her grandson's bicycle that got smashed up. Randall says that he's already on the case - but that he has some more questions about the drug scam going around. Melody is happy to help out in whatever way she can, and tells him about a boy in school who got stabbed after witnessing a drug deal going down behind a school. Randall zones out, listening idly, before he snaps back and says that he's going to look into it. Melody smiles and says they can always count on him.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

As Willamette quickly became filled with the undead, Melody's fate remains unknown. It is unknown whether or not she was able to survive the initial stages of the outbreak.

## **Appearances**

Any episode with a checkmark over it signifies Melody Neal appearing in any way.
Carson Burke

"*Wow, Elliott. Shit, you look like you’ve seen a ghost. Are you feeling well?*"
—Carson to Elliott Rowe[src]

Carson Burke is a supporting character and a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He is a member of Edward Remar’s group, formerly led by Kurt Klein. Carson is shown to be a talented cook who complains about very little and is generally compliant with the orders given to him. Following the death of Kurt and his henchmen, Carson falls in line under the new management of Edward.
Amusement Park

The amusement park is an important location featured in the fifth season of Route to Paradise.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

### **Season 5**

When their bus breaks down on a nearby highway, Shaun Fisher leads his group of seven into the amusement park to assess their situation and plan their next course of action. Around this same time, Kurt Klein and his group would arrive at the amusement park as well, temporarily aligning themselves with Shaun's group.

While every settles into the amusement park, Edward Remar is secretly scheming behind Kurt's back. When Leonard overhears one of Edward's conversations, he reports back to an outraged Kurt, who takes thing to the next stage by ordering Molly Massey to break Edward's legs and for Landon Kimber to murder Jose Trivoli. While Landon is successful at killing Jose without being spotted, Molly fails at her task, and is killed by Elliott Rowe.

After Kurt secretly murders Shaun in cold blood after the man refuses to join Kurt's group permanently, he and Landon would discover the grisly scene where Molly was killed. Kurt and Landon would then lure Edward out of the park with the intent to kill him, while Leonard is ordered to kill Solomon Reed, a close associate of Edward's. Leonard is unsuccessful, and is killed by his opponent.

Edward eventually returns back to the park by himself, where he gathers everyone around to inform them all that Kurt, Landon and Molly are all dead, explaining to everyone that they are in better hands now, as Edward takes leadership. Sometime after this, Kurt's former group now led by Edward, as well as the remnants of Shaun's group, all leave the amusement park to go back out on the road.

## **Inhabitants**

* Edward Remar
* Solomon Reed
* Elliott Rowe
* Nancy Warner
* Kurt Klein
* Bonnie Harrell
* Carson Burke
* Stanley Peck
* Kyori Hyoteki
* Landon Kimber
* Leonard Thorne
* Molly Massey
* Shaun Fisher
* Waita Mathani
* Seth Haynes
* Evelyn Nelson
* Jose Trivoli
* Robert Nicholas

## **Deaths**

* Jose Trivoli
* Molly Massey
* Leonard Thorne
Denver, Colorado

Downtown Denver

Denver, Colorado is the capital city of the state of Colorado. It serves as the central location in "The Beginning". The city houses approximately seven-hundred thousand people.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Denver, Colorado was the location of the Taylor & Co headquarters, a large corporation run by businessman Benjamin Taylor. The headquarters was where Taylor met with Cornelius Dance and Anton Lesser, the two men who received funding from Taylor to create the zombie virus.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

### **Season 4**

After leaving Willamette, Colorado, William Reynes' group travels to Denver. Among the group is Benjamin Taylor himself, who's looking to get some important documents from his headquarters.

The group stops at a gas station on the outskirts of the city, before a team including Benjamin travel into downtown. After navigating the zombie-filled streets, they make it inside Taylor & Co headquarters, where it's revealed that the building is full of traps, and Steffan Webber is the man responsible. While Benjamin, William and Daniel Rockwell head up to find Steffan, Isaac Moses is killed after being caught up in one of Steffan's traps and left behind by Jared Kellings.

When they find Steffan, a short shootout takes place, ending in Steffan's death, and Benjamin being mortally wounded. He apologizes to his companions, before being requested to be left alone. Shortly after William and Daniel leave, Benjamin shoots himself to prevent reanimation.

Sometime after this, William's group pack up and leave Denver.

## **Locations**

* Taylor & Co. Headquarters
* Gas Station

### **Pre-Apocalypse**

* Benjamin Taylor
* Sarah Taylor
* Betty Taylor
* Shane Haywood
* Mike Simpson

## **Deaths**

* Isaac Moses
* Steffan Webber
* Benjamin Taylor
Sasha McMale

Sasha McMale is a minor character and a survivor of the outbreak that appears in the first season of Route to Paradise. A quiet man, Sasha was in Willamette Parkview Mall during the initial stages of the outbreak, and would be one of the people kidnapped by Skittles the Clown. He soon is rescued, and from there he goes with his saviors to a friendly trading community in the North Plaza. Rather than going back to the security room with the men who saved him, he opted to stay in the North Plaza. Since Sasha is not seen again, it's likely he died during a battle in either "Life and Death" or "Adaptation". If not, Sasha would have escaped from the mall, leaving his fate unknown.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Nothing is known about Sasha's life prior to the outbreak.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

Sasha was inside of Willamette Parkview Mall when the outbreak struck. He would be kidnapped by the deranged Skittles the Clown, and taken to Wonderland Plaza among Skittles' other victims, and tied up.

### **Season 1**

#### **"The Scary Thing About Clowns"**

Sasha comes to his senses, his head aching with pain. Around him, he sees a rollercoaster zooming around, while three other people are tied up in chairs, just like himself. Sasha immediately tries to break free of his restraints, but Albert Hanson tells him it's no use. Albert tells the man that they're inside of Wonderland Plaza, but that's all he knows. Just then, Skittles comes skipping in, an unsettling grin on his face, as he laughs. He grabs two mini-chainsaws from inside the room, then rushes back out. Sasha is beyond confused, having no idea how he ended up here.

Eventually, Sasha is freed and Skittles flees the area when Jacob Feldman, William Reynes and Randall Forster come to their rescue. Sasha thanks them, and agrees to go with them to the North Plaza.

Along the way, everyone goes around introducing themselves briefly, Sasha included. Before heading into the North Plaza, Felix Quarterman lays down a box full of workshop tools - good enough to kill zombies with. Sasha grabs a screwdriver.

In the North Plaza, Sasha and the others arrive outside of Seon's Supermarket while being harassed by zombies nearby. Jim Butterman looks through a hatch at them, and greets them, asking if they'd like to apply for a membership. With zombies constantly attacking the group, Sasha questions whether or not now is the time to do that, and so Jim lets them all inside.

Inside the supermarket, Sasha looks around, amazed at how pristine everything looks compared to the rest of the mall, and constantly asks about the membership, and how he can join. He takes a name tag, writing his name down and pinning it onto his shirt, and just like that, he's obtained a membership. Sasha sits down, chatting with other people around the store, before wandering off to continue looking around.

## **Appearances**

Any episode with a checkmark over it signifies Sasha McMale appearing in any way.
Abigail Brooks

Abigail Brooks is a minor character and a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. She's a member of Aidan Eldridge's group, and is killed by zombies during the slaughter that takes place in "The Right Thing".

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Nothing is known about Abigail prior to the apocalypse.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

### **Season 5**

#### "**His Resolve**"

Inside of a cabin, Abigail is sitting near Jesse Garnett, watching over him. She joins her group for dinner a little later on, and when the house is overrun by zombies she flees upstairs with everyone else. While everyone is escaping out a window, Abigail accidently slices her arm on a piece of glass while climbing out. Her arm is practically cut open, flesh exposed, and because of this she screams and lands awkwardly on the ground, spraining an ankle. Aidan Eldridge jumps out after her, helps her up, and the surviving group members escape the now overrun house, fleeing into the woods.

After a long, tired night, the group arrive at a motel just off the road. Abigail is visibly unwell, with a limp, and with her arm wrapped in a blood-soaked cloth. Her face is cold and pale, and she looks to be on the verge of collapsing. Because of this, Abigail stays quiet during the encounter with William Reynes' group at the motel. In the end, they're turned away by William, and forced back onto the road.

#### "**The Right Thing**"

Trapped in an office building in Garden City, Kansas, Abigail is seen sitting against the wall, looking almost like a corpse. She's barely conscious, let alone able to do much of anything. When Kate Bloodstone and her team arrive on a rescue mission, Abigail is helped up by Aidan, as they prepare to fight their way out of the building.

During the escape, Abigail and Jesse stay behind Aidan, Kate and Brenden Trevors as they battle against the zombies, trying to clear a path. But along the way, as they're heading down the stairs, a zombie lunges at Abigail from behind, and there's nothing she can do. It tears into her throat, and within seconds, multiple zombies tackle her to the floor, ripping her open and instantly killing her.

## **Death**

Killed By
* Zombies

Abigail is torn apart by zombies during her group's attempt to escape the office building in Garden City.

## **Appearances**

Any episode with a checkmark over it signifies Abigail Brooks appearing in any way.
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## History

Route to Paradise is a Discord RP set in an apocalyptic world overrun by zombies. It follows on from Route to All Evil (RtAE). Route to Paradise takes place in the fictional town of Willamette, Colorado, right at the start of the outbreak, whereas RtAE took place within New York City already eight months into the apocalypse.

The roleplay began in December 2018 and would quickly go through two seasons before the end of January, 2019, followed by a third season which ran for seven episodes before being scrapped. The current version of the third season ran from June to September of 2019. The fourth season ran from January to April of 2020. A fifth season would begin in July of that year, but partway through the second episode, the roleplay came to a halt. The resumption of the series commenced two years later in January, 2022. The fifth season concluded in March, 2022.

The sixth season began on May 16th, 2022 and is currently ongoing. Three more seasons are planned with the ninth season set to conclude the series.

## Season Runnings

Route to Paradise began late-December of 2018
Cassandra Baccarin

Cassandra Baccarin is a minor character that appears in the fourth season of Route to Paradise. On the initial day of the outbreak, Cassandra was stabbed in the stomach by an unknown person, and is rushed to the hospital. She later is taken out of the hospital by Fraser when zombies overrun it, but Fraser is unable to keep Cassandra alive for long, as she bleeds out from her stab wound.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Nothing is known about Cassandra before the apocalypse.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

### **Season 4**

#### "**The Promiseland**"

In the back of an ambulance, Cassandra lies on a stretcher, being taken care of by Lee Hak, a paramedic. Her stomach has a large cut in it, and Cassandra is barely conscious. Eventually they make it to the hospital, where she is rolled into the hospital by Lee and fellow paramedic Fraser Stiller.

When the hospital becomes overrun with zombies just a little while later, Cassandra becomes confused and scared. Fraser tries calming her down, but when he sees the zombies for himself, he freaks out. Cassandra, now in full on panic mode, yells at Fraser that it's not safe here. Listening to her advice, Fraser grabs Cassandra's stretcher and rolls her out of the hospital ward and down the corridors. She's barely conscious, again, and doesn't understand much of what's happening. Eventually she is taken back outside and placed into the back of an ambulance with Fraser and a few other men, who speed off. Cassandra, who's stomach has started bleeding again, begins to go pale. She can barely speak as Fraser is doing his best to try and stop the bleeding to keep her alive. The few words she can get out before dying are, "It's okay." Moments later, her eyes shut, and Cassandra dies.

## **Death**

Killed by
* Unknown person

Cassandra is stabbed in the stomach by an unknown assailant, and she bleeds out to death.

## **Appearances**

Any episode with a checkmark over it signifies Lee Hak appearing in any way.
Owen Gliefield

"*No-- Did you see him stand up to that bastard? I was wrong about him - he’s got some sense. You do something, or you don’t-- Are you just gonna let that bastard Badrick win? No. Let’s get that kid.*"
—Owen during the battle of Willamette High School[src]

Owen Gliefield is a recurring character and a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He was a medical assistant in the town of Willamette, who also had a heart condition which he needs to take medication for. Owen is generally a grouchy old man who constantly complains, and if he dislikes someone, will go out of his way to make sure they know it. But he is also willing to put his life on the line to save others, even those he dislikes, if he has to.

When the outbreak began, Owen took shelter in the Willamette Mall security room alongside another group of survivors. With many members of their group constantly going out and getting injured, Owen had no shortage of work when it came to patching his group up and keeping them alive. Eventually, Dean Howards would join the group, and Owen immediately takes a disliking to the man when he learns that he is an alcoholic. During every encounter they have, Owen makes sure to give Dean a piece of his mind, culminating in "Promise" when Dean punches Owen.

Owen would once again risk his life during the battle of Willamette Mall to fight back against The Rastas, which proves to be an unwinnable goal, leading to the destruction of the mall. Owen and his group flee to a cabin, and then to a hardware store, all the while Owen continues to berate Dean, who has actively been trying to stop his drinking and better himself. Eventually, Dean would be captured by Damerae Badrick, while the rest of Owen's group wind up at the Willamette High School.

When Badrick attacks the school, he brings along a beaten and broken Dean, who, after being released from Badrick's clutches, stands up to him, telling Badrick that he's a monster who, no matter what he does, won't win in the end. Owen, despite having despised Dean until now, then risks his life to go out and save him from a group of zombies, having finally come to respect Dean. But things don't go Owen's way, and he is bit by a zombie, leading to him sacrificing himself to the zombies so that Dean can escape.
Robert Nicholas

Robert Nicholas is a minor character and a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He is a grizzled war veteran that was travelling with Shaun Fisher and his group. When Kurt Klein, leader of another group, tries to convince Shaun to join groups under the leadership of Kurt, he kindly refuses. But Kurt isn't a man that takes no for an answer, and so he kills Shaun, and also Robert, who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Other than being a war veteran, nothing is known about Robert prior to the outbreak.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

Robert was travelling with Shaun Fisher's group for an unknown amount of time prior to his introduction.

### **Season 5**

#### "**Pipe Dream**"

At an Amusement Park, Robert is present with the rest of his group as Kurt Klein is introduced to all of them by Shaun. It's noted that Robert carries a little sack of zombie teeth around his neck; trophies of his.

Later on, Kurt offers to go with Shaun to find his group's bus that they abandoned on the highway. Shaun says that they should bring Robert along as backup, and Robert is all for it.

Walking along the highway, Robert keeps his eyes peeled, military experience kicking into gear. When Kurt and Shaun start talking a bit too loud for his comfort, he tells them to lower their voices. "Robert doesn't get to decide how loud I talk," Kurt states, annoyed. To get back at Kurt, Robert intentionally calls him by the wrong name, first "Kirk", and then "Burt". Shaun tells Robert that he should be kinder, reminding him that Kurt is doing a good thing by helping them get the bus. Eventually, the trio come across a few zombies. When Robert spots them, he tells the other two men to stand back while he handles them. While Shaun does as instructed, Kurt barges past Robert, steamrolling most of the zombies with nothing but his bare hands. Not wanting to be shown up, Robert immediately charges into the last zombie, but instead of killing it, he and zombie roll around on the ground, as he struggles to kill it. Kurt eventually steps in to save Robert and kill it for him. As Robert gets to his knees, he glances at Kurt, a look of anger lingering within his eyes. As Kurt and Shaun go back to talking, Robert pulls out a small pair of plies, positions them into the zombie's mouth, and pulls one of its teeth out, dropping it into the sack around his neck. Just then, as Robert is putting the pliers away, Kurt draws a pistol and shoots him point blank in the head. Robert slumps over instantly, dead.

## **Death**

Killed By
* Kurt Klein

When Shaun refuses to merge with Kurt's group, Kurt takes matters into his own hands by planning to kill Shaun and take over his group. But because Robert had joined Shaun and Kurt on their trip, Kurt has no choice but to kill him as well, shooting Robert point blank in the head.

## **Appearances**

Any episode with a checkmark over it signifies Robert Nicholas appearing in any way.
Garden City, Kansas

Garden City, Kansas is a town that serves as a major location in the fifth season of Route to Paradise. The town was home to approximately twenty-six thousand people pre-apocalypse.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Garden City was located in the west of Kansas and housed about twenty-six thousand people.

## **Post-Apocalypse**

Sometime after the outbreak, a man inside of the Garden City police force, Adrian Mason, went mad and killed many of his fellow officers, before hunkering down inside of the police department for the next few months.

### **Season 5**

William's group travel to Garden City in the first episode of the season, clearing out two houses on the outskirts of town. They rest their for the night, before the group departs from Garden City to take shelter at a motel outside town.

Some days later, Randall Forster and Marcus Downes head into town to scavenge the local police department. However, they are attacked by Adrian upon entering the building, and after being unable to help Adrian, Randall kills him. Randall finishes looting what he can from the police department before he and Marcus leave town.

Just a couple of days later, Aidan Eldridge and his group head into Garden City in dire need of supplies. They become trapped in an office building. Kate Bloodstone and five others come to their aid, and while it's a success at first, the mission falls apart when a zombie horde attacks, leading to the deaths of many people. Kate's team barely make it out of Garden City alive.

Dean Howards, who was part of Kate's team, is separated from them and spends a day or so alone in Garden City, dying. He is nearly killed by a zombie before being saved by a lone survivor, Waylon.

## **Locations**

* Garden City Police Department
* Office Building (Garden City)

## **Inhabitants**

* Adrian Mason
* The Willamette Survivors *(Temporarily)*

## **Deaths**

* Adrian Mason
* Luke Butler
* Wesley Randolph
* Jeanne Randolph
* Abigail Brooks
* Aidan Eldridge
* Jesse Garnett
Devon

### Cause of Death

Shot in the kneecap by Damian Holt, then decapitated with a katana by Lamar Adams.

Devon is a minor character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He is a bandit that works for Don Clements and his group.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Nothing is known about Devon prior to the outbreak

## **Post-Apocalypse**

### **Season 6**

#### **"The Stranger"**

At a railyard, Devon, Lancel and Cameron are seen walking up to a man named Tobias Duke, who is trespassing on land that belongs to Don Clements. Devon carries a rifle over his shoulder, and remains quiet while Lancel explains that Tobias needs to leave - now. Devon steps forward with his rifle in order to hurry Tobias along, shoving him in his back. But Tobias takes reluctant steps, moving at a pace that's not quick enough for Devon. He jabs the butt of his rifle into the back of Tobias's head, causing the man to fall to his knees. Lancel suddenly stops them - and decides that Tobias needs to pay up for being in he Don's territory in the first place. Although arguing that it's pointless, Tobias does as asked, emptying his pockets. Lancel orders Devon to give Tobias a patdown to ensure he's not hiding anything else. But as Devon is getting started with that, Damian Holt yells over at them from behind. Everyone turns to look, laying eyes on Damian and Lamar Adams. Once it's revealed that the two men are working with Tobias, Lancel yells at his two bandits to shoot them. Devon, however, is immediately shot in his kneecap. He screams in pain, and in a last ditch effort to fight back, tries to fire off a shot from his rifle, but fails to, being decapitated by Lamar.

## **Death**

Killed by
* Lamar Adams

After being shot in his kneecap by Damian Holt, Devon falls to the ground in pain, and tries his best to fight back, but ultimately fails. Lamar runs up on him, decapitating him with his katana.

## **Killed Victims**

* Likely numerous counts of zombies
* Possibly some unnamed people

## **Appearances**

Any episode with a checkmark over it signifies Devon appearing in any way.
Rebecca Dawson

"*You'll never be able to make a change or feel better if you continue to carry yourself this way. You have to learn to face what's happened. I had a newborn baby boy. His name was Jack. I lost him and my boyfriend a while back. And I thought I did everything right too, I did. Like you, I wanted to be in control, but the truth is, I wasn't. We don't always have that luxury anymore. But we can't burden ourselves because of it. I know it's shitty to feel like all you can do is react to something, but if you carry yourself more positively, if you have more optimism, it'll allow you a better chance at saving the ones you love.*"
—Rebecca to Lloyd Waller[src]
Aidan Eldridge

Aidan Eldridge is a supporting character and a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He is the leader of his own small group of survivors, doing his best to look out for them. For an unknown amount of time, Aidan's group had been staying at a large cabin deep in the woods, but after a man accidently leads a horde of zombies to it, the cabin is lost, and Aidan's group is left in shambles, having lost two of their group members and all of their supplies.

Desperate for help, Aidan takes his group to a motel where William Reynes and his group are residing. However, upon asking for help, Aidan is turned away by William due to the fact that there are not enough supplies to go around. Although Aidan begs, he is eventually forced to leave after being threatened with a gun.

With no remaining choice, Aidan and his group travel into the dangerous Garden City for supplies. But things go wrong, leading to himself and his group being trapped in an office building. All seems lost until Kate Bloodstone and five others who were arguing for Aidan's people to stay at the motel show up to save them. However, things once again go terribly wrong when the zombie hordes from outside break into the building. Everyone from Aidan's group is slaughtered by the undead until it's just him and Jesse Garnett, a young boy, from their group still alive. Aidan is then bitten by a zombie, and knowing his fate, he begs Kate to keep Jesse safe. Aidan charges into the undead horde, where he is ripped apart. Moments later, Jesse, traumatized by Aidan's death, is also killed by the horde, with Kate failing to get him out of the building in time.
Kurt Klein

"*There's a few things we gotta get straight between us, okay? You aren't in charge. You will never be in charge. This isn't your group. It's mine. You'd do well to remember your place. Sure, I did a great thing by bringing you in under my wing... but all dogs need to know there's a line they can't cross.*"
—Kurt to Edward Remar[src]

Kurt Klein is a recurring character and the main antagonist of Season 5, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He is an arrogant control freak and the leader of his own group of survivors who travel from place to place, never settling down for too long. Behind his charismatic and friendly demeanor, his true nature is that of a psychotic egomaniac who has no regard for others and strives to beat everyone into submission.

Kurt and his group would eventually encounter Edward Remar and Solomon Reed on the road. After taking them in, Edward immediately butts heads with Kurt over the way he led his group and his absurdly strict and unnecessary rules, but Kurt remains determined to tame him. Despite trying to assert his dominance over Edward multiple times, it would only prove to strain their relationship further. The tension between Edward and Kurt would only grow thicker following Kurt’s abandonment of Calvin Schultz while crossing a bridge, and later on his blatant disregard for the old man’s death.

Upon arriving at an amusement park and meeting another group, Kurt is quick to try and recruit them, but is ultimately dumbfounded when he is refused. A stubborn Kurt, unable to accept rejection and wanting to take control of the group, murders the group’s leader in cold blood and lies about his death, leading to him successfully taking in the remaining survivors.

Kurt and Edward’s conflict would eventually come to a head when he discovers that Edward is plotting against him. Following the failed confrontation between Molly Massey and Edward, Kurt takes matters into his own hands and plots to kill the man slowly himself, wanting to see his smug rival suffer. He and Landon Kimber would lure Edward out on a trip, but ultimately, are outsmarted by their enemy when it is revealed that Kurt had been poisoned with thallium before they left. Kurt spends his final moments suffering from the effects of the poison before being executed by a gloating Edward.
Lloyd Waller

"*I feel... like a bystander because... everything is just... happening to me. And... I don't feel like I have any control over anything important. When I do make a decision... one that really means something... I don't even know if it's right. I don't know if it was right to try and help Jacob with that grenade back on the boat. It led to his death. The one time I did do something, I don't even know if it was right. I just... My friends... Kyle... and Bernie... I was going to keep them safe. I was going to protect them. I thought I did everything right! I was taking precautions and I - I still lost them! And I don't know what else I could've done. It just happened. It just happened and I feel like I broke my promise to them .I want to make William proud, I do. He's always been there to boost me back up and he's always encouraging me, and telling me to keep trying, but I just feel like I'm not doing enough. Everything just happens to me, and all I can do is stand there and take it.*"
—Lloyd to Rebecca Dawson[src]
Leonard Thorne

### Cause of Death

Shot twice in the chest by Solomon Reed and stabbed in the head to prevent reanimation.

"*Fuck you! You're just trying to fill my head with lies! I know how you wendigos work! Manipulation, betrayal - it's a WELL KNOWN FACT! But since you're not gonna let this be easy I'll be fair. This is the wild west... you know there's only one way to settle this. And that's me killing you!*"
—Leonard to Solomon Reed[src]
Lancel

Lancel is a minor character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He is a bandit that works for Don Clements and his group.

## **Pre-Apocalypse**

Nothing is known about Lancel prior to the outbreak

## **Post-Apocalypse**

### **Season 6**

#### **"The Stranger"**

While walking through a railyard, Lancel, accompanied by two other bandits, Devon and Cameron, spot a man they know named Tobias Duke. Lancel and the others approach, and Lancel speaks for them, immediately jeering at him. Tobias shoots back with a jeer of his own, mistaking Lancel as "Larry". Lancel sarcastically jokes that dementia must already be eating at his brain, before he gets right down to brass tacks, and says that Tobias is on Don Clements' territory. He gets one of the other bandits, Devon, to start escorting Tobias away - but Tobias doesn't want to, taking reluctant steps. Eventually Lancel steps in, and orders Devon to give Tobias a patdown and take all of his belongings. Tobias insists that it's not necessary, but Lancel ignores him, watching as Devon pats him down. That is until Damian Holt and Lamar Adams are heard calling them out from behind. Lancel and the others turn, looking suspiciously at the two men. Tobias looks up at Lancel, urging him to just them walk away before things get messy. Lancel looks back, and upon realizing that Damian and Lamar are working with Tobias, he screams at Devon and Cameron to shoot them. But before any of them even fire a single shot, they're killed, leaving Lancel as the last man standing. He starts to backstep, reaching for a radio strapped to his chest, eyes wide with panic. He screams into the radio, saying that he needs backup at the railyard, before Lancel is shot in the head mid-sentence by Damian.

## **Death**

Killed by
* Damian Holt

After Devon and Cameron are killed, Lancel panics, desperately radioing for backup. However, he is shot in the head by Damian mid-sentence.

## **Killed Victims**

* Likely numerous counts of zombies
* Possibly some unnamed people

## **Appearances**

Any episode with a checkmark over it signifies Lancel appearing in any way.
Fraser Stiller

"*I just don’t want to be a burden anymore. I want to prove to you all I’m worth something, that I can be useful like you guys.*"
—Fraser to his friends[src]

Fraser Stiller is a recurring character and a survivor of the outbreak in Route to Paradise. He was an underqualified paramedic who was prone to overreacting and panicking. A thespian at heart, Fraser knew his way around a dictionary better than a medical encyclopedia.

At the beginning of the outbreak, Fraser fumbled under the pressure of his job while escorting a stab victim back to the hospital. When the building was quickly becoming overrun with the dead, Fraser would be rescued by detective Marcus Downes, grouping up with him in an ambulance alongside Zac Barnes, Aldus Paxton, and his patient. Unfortunately, Fraser would fail to save her life. Eventually, their ambulance would be rammed off of the road and robbed for its medical supplies by Benjamin Taylor’s men.

Fraser’s relationship with Zac was rocky at best, with the latter constantly insulting and taunting him. Despite this, Fraser remained positive and would accompany his group to live in Willamette Mall after being invited there by Albert Hanson and Robert Morgan. After the battle of Willamette Mall and the culmination of the war, Fraser would ultimately end up at the high school with the remains of the group.

Soon after, the high school would fall as a result of Damerae Badrick’s attack and Fraser would be taken prisoner by Nathaniel Shepard alongside everyone else. While captive, Fraser would finally earn Zac’s respect while reflecting on past events. During the final battle with Badrick at the stadium, Fraser is forced to step up and save Rebecca Dawson’s life after the death of Doctor Vivian Finkling. With support from Zac, Fraser is able to pull through and save Rebecca’s life.

Fraser would meet his demise shortly after this, bravely fighting back-to-back with Zac while defending the infirmary during the battle.
Monica Reynolds

Monica Reynolds was a recurring character that appeared in Route to Paradise's first and second season.

Monica is a typical dolled up diva. She has a great sense of security, adjust her strongman lover, and the essential Al Capone who accompanies them. She basks in this sense of security, and she seeks approval from Quincy. She lets her inner selfishness and raw desire run free, while she thinks she is immortal.