Clyde

**Clyde** is one of the recurring characters in *The I-Land*. He is portrayed by KeiLyn Durrel Jones.

## Throughout the Series

### Season 1

#### Many Goodly Creatures

Prior to the series, Clyde and his girlfriend, Bonnie, are hired by the warden to wreak havoc in the simulation, so that the program can be shut down. The group calls the two newcomers Bonnie and Clyde.

They then arrive at the island when the castaways are chasing Chase. He and Bonnie pretend that they’ve been living on the island for weeks, and are invited to eat with the group, despite Chase’s warnings.

Eventually, Chase convinces the group that Bonnie and Clyde are named after outlaws from an old movie. She then demands to know why they said nothing about Brody’s body on the beach. While originally denying this, Clyde then tells Bonnie that she was supposed to mention the body when they first came up. She jokingly apologizes and he forgives her. The two than point their spears at the castaways, forcing K.C. to give up hers. Clyde shames the group thinking it was Chase that killed Brody. He implies that someone else killed him, right before he plunges his knife into Hayden’s chest. After the others freak out he tells them that it wasn’t him who killed Hayden - it was the island. up. They continue, telling the group their lack of ambition may come back to cost them, as they should have been searching around the island in the first few days. They go on to threaten them, telling them they’ll be watching the whole time and that they should head for the village on the other side of the island. They instruct the group that they can only leave the island with their permission, before leaving.

With the group split over what to do, K.C., Cooper and Moses head off to the abandoned village where they find a group of huts. As Bonnie and Clyde smile from afar and mutter “let the games begin”, the various cohorts begin to have visions of their past life.

#### The Cloud Capp'd Towers

Taylor is approached by Bonnie and Clyde. They congratulate her for making it to a place called Two-Land where she uncharacteristically asks to speak to their manager. They mention that the one person on the island with her is a cannibal and the food she’s been eating isn’t chicken. It’s actually her own fingers.

#### The Great Globe Itself

K.C. awakens to a vision of Aidan burning the abandoned village she and Moses are sleeping at. She approaches the boy and reminds him she loves him but as it turns out, her son wasn’t actually there it was her doing the burning all this time. As Bonnie and Clyde laugh at the chaos consuming the group, more visions see the past begin to manifest itself.

A dizzying action sequence takes place, with an abundance of quick cuts and disorientating shots as Cooper and Chase fight off Bonnie and Clyde. This sees Bonnie stabbed through the mouth, followed by Chase stabbed in the stomach. As Bonnie and Clyde both fade from the simulation, Chase stumbles off to the beach, leaving K.C. and Cooper as the only two uninjured cohorts left. As Chase blacks out, she awakens back in the prison again.

#### The Dark Backward

Bonnie and Clyde are faced with jail-time but despite being told they could give up an official in exchange for going free, the Warden watches them like a hawk and they refuse to play ball, telling them it was their own plan.

## Appearances

* "Many Goodly Creatures"
* "The Cloud Capp'd Towers"
* "The Great Globe Itself"
* "The Dark Backward"