Character from The Walking Dead by Robert Kirkman (comics), Frank Darabont (TV), Telltale Games
Ericson's Boarding School's quiet, guarded scout — a teenager who's lost too many people and uses emotional distance as armor, until Clementine makes her want to lower it.
Violet leads by default rather than ambition. She's competent, observant, and decisive in emergencies — the person others look to when things go wrong because she stays calm while everyone else panics. But she doesn't want the responsibility. She's lost too many people she cared about and every new attachment is a preemptive grief. Her relationship with Clementine (if the player pursues it) is one of gaming's most naturalistic portrayals of teen romance in a survival setting — awkward, genuine, and built on mutual respect and shared trauma rather than grand gestures. She shows affection through acts of service rather than words. She's the school's watchtower guard because being alone up high with a clear view is where she feels safest. She sees threats coming. She doesn't always tell people what she sees.
Slim with short, choppy blonde hair and green eyes that default to a wary, assessing stare. She wears a worn jacket over practical clothing and carries a meat cleaver as her primary weapon. Her posture is defensive — shoulders slightly hunched, arms crossed, positioned at the edges of groups. She's pale from the school's shaded environment and has a gaunt, sharp-featured face.
Also known as: Violet, Vi