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The Walking Dead, also known as The Walking Dead: A Telltale Games Series, is an episodic video. Lilly Caul is a fictional character from the comic book series, The Walking Dead. Created by writer Robert Kirkman and artist Charlie Adlard, Lilly is a member of the.

Contents • • • • • • • Character background [ ] In the comics and novels, Lilly is a young woman in her thirties. She always dreamed of working as a fashion stylist, but she never did, because her fears prevented her. In the TV series, Lilly is displayed as being significantly older and both a nurse and mother. In all three media, she is a member of The Governor's entourage. Appearances [ ] Comic book series [ ] Lilly appears very briefly in the comic series.

She, along with other townsfolk from the community of Woodbury are rallied against a group at the prison led by after they are made out by Philip Blake / The Governor to be savages and a threat to their well-being. Once arriving at the prison and engaging in an intense firefight, she is ordered by Philip to kill.

After shooting them, Lilly is horrified to discover that Lori had been holding a baby [Judith] while attempting to escape and crushed Judith. When a large crowd of zombies breaks through into the prison yard, Lilly shoots The Governor in the back of the head as revenge for forcing her to kill a mother and child. She kicks him into the horde, and is ripped apart while attempting to lead the remnants of the Woodbury survivors into the prison. Lilly's continued adventures are presented in the Walking Dead novels. Novels [ ] Lilly is featured as the main character in and a secondary character for both parts of The Fall of the Governor.

It is revealed that her father had sacrificed himself to save her at some point during the outbreak. Months following, she joins a camp alongside her best friend Megan. During her time at the camp, she befriends and eventually becomes romantically entangled with group member Josh. The camp eventually gets overrun and Lilly, Megan, and Josh, along with other group members and Scott, make it out alive. They are eventually found by Caesar Martinez while out on the road and brought to Woodbury, which has recently been brought under the control of The Governor. Not long after settling into the town, Josh is killed during a brawl and Megan commits suicide. Both of these events send Lilly into a deep depression.

She later attempts to form a coup against The Governor with several other Woodbury citizens after all of them become increasingly aware of the man's unstable condition, however the plan is quickly thwarted and as punishment all of them are forced to chop up dead bodies. Lilly later ends up getting romantically entangled with another man, Austin, who she befriends on a scavenging mission. She eventually gets her pregnant, and while Lilly at first is hesitant about keeping it, she comes to agree with Austin that the baby be carried to term. Lilly is also the protagonist in The Walking Dead: Descent novels, which follows The Fall of the Governor and is about an attempt to rebuild Woodbury after the failed prison assault.

Television series [ ] Lilly first appears in ', the sixth episode of the fourth season. She is introduced with a family, consisting of her daughter Meghan, younger sister, and ailing father David. Ever since the initial stages of the outbreak, she has holed her family up in her apartment complex, all of them oblivious to the outside world. The Governor stumbles upon their site and is taken in, with Lilly frequently tending to him. Once David dies, Lilly convinces him to let them join in on his traveling. While out on the road, the two become lovers.

In ', Lilly establishes a nurses station in 's camp. In ', she questions The Governor's intent but still stays with him. After her daughter Meghan is bitten by a walker, she carries her to The Governor, who coldly shoots Meghan to prevent her from coming back as a walker. Later, when The Governor was laying on the ground after being stabbed by Michonne, she walks up and shoots The Governor in the head, killing him.

In the episode ', Tara reveals to that she lost track of Lilly during the huge firefight, but she was surrounded by walkers, and that she had a fully loaded gun but failed to shoot any walkers. Tara stated that she saw a catatonic Lilly get swarmed by walkers. References [ ].

Script written by Raphael Bennett. The more you love a character, the harder it is to see them get torn apart by zombies, obviously.

Telltale has some of the best, most realistic and well developed charters ever in video games, specifically in their adaptation of Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead. So join WatchMojo.com as we count down our picks for the top 10 Telltale The Walking Dead characters.

Special thanks to our user Dr.doran for suggesting this topic on our Suggestion Tool WatchMojo.comsuggest. Script written by Raphael Bennett. Top 10 TellTale’s The Walking Dead Characters When the lines between living and dead are blurred, every survivor counts. Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we’ll be counting down the Top 10 Characters from TellTale’s The Walking Dead. For this list we’ll be looking at any and all characters from Seasons 1 and 2 of the series, be they good, bad, or something in between.

Be warned, spoilers ahead! #10: Alvin Whether it’s denial or a genuine love of life, this soon to be father is as compassionate as they come. Alvin is one of the rare survivors with something left to live for — and it shows. Still not ready to be frightened by a little girl, he comes to Clem’s defense when she first shows up at the cabin without warning. Adobe Fireworks Free Crack Software. Alvin is more than a kind and able-bodied survivor, he’s a father figure in a group of people afraid to take action. #9: Carley Of the survivors you meet during the early days of the outbreak, few are as grounded or reliable as Carly. Her career as a reporter has given her a keen sense of justice and she isn’t afraid to make it known.

Carly’s quick wits and reasonable attitude make her council invaluable to Lee, setting up a close friendship between the two. Carly keeps her head in the game, and when tempers run high, she is crucial to the group’s survival — it also doesn’t hurt that she keeps a gun around.

#8: Omid Omid keeps things upbeat. What he lacks in leadership or physicality, he makes up for in spirit.

This intellectually driven character doesn’t live in denial or fear, he’s living in the moment making the best of things. Considering the circumstances, even Omid’s troubles seem everyday: a hurt leg, light bickering with his SO, and imminent parenthood -- not even the apocalypse can keep him down. For Lee and Clem, Omid’s friendship is validation that there are still kindhearted people in the world, that humanity still exists when the dead walk. #7: Jane Empathy might not be her strong suit, but Jane is the kind of character you want to get to know. Content to let the group make their own mistakes, Jane is the quintessential lone wolf. What makes Jane such a fascinating character isn’t that she’s stoic or powerful, but that she’s so intent on mentoring Clementine.

Unraveling Jane’s past, and imagining how Clem might grow-up to resemble this hardened adult is one of the series’ most thrilling dynamics. #6: Charles Charles, or ‘Chuck,’ is a vagabond that the group meets briefly while passing through a train yard. Despite being a secondary character, in a lot of ways Chuck represents The Walking Dead universe as a whole. In any other context this group of individuals —these people— might have ignored a homeless man plucking away at his guitar, but at the end of the world everyone has worth. Charles is a mysterious figure, but we know he’s kind, generous, and wise — a life as valuable as any other.

#5: Luke Luke is an incredibly likeable character. He’s filled with hope and empathy, but also distrust and indecision; for that reason he’s one of the most relatable characters in the series. With every look he shoots Clementine we know the wheels are spinning in his head just like they are in ours. When trust is such a commodity having someone like Luke around to share the load with is a relief — how could we endure the apocalypse without him? #4: Carver Season 2 Carver is the scariest kind of villain.

Fuelled by an intense, twisted rationality, Carver is an insatiable tyrant that thinks his motives are just. During his first —intimidating— appearance in the story, Carver interrogates a visibly uncomfortable Clementine. Anyone else would have show up with guns to make their point known, but Carver enjoys twisting the knife — giving everyone a chance to let the horror set in. Carver is coming, and there’s nothing you can do about it. #3: Kenny When Lee and Clementine meet Kenny he’s volatile and confrontational, but is also a caring father, and a soon to be good friend. For all his problems, Kenny is there through thick and thin, proving over and over again that everything he does is for the people he loves.

Kenny is the most resilient character in the entire game — a tortured spirit, but a good soul. He’s seen it all, and some more, but still manages to find reasons to go on. #2: Lee Everett Owning up to your mistakes is hard. Explaining them to a small girl, one of the very few left on earth, is harder.

Every choice Lee makes is for Clementine’s benefit, whether it’s steering her moral compass or showing her how to survive. Between his infamous past, his role in leading the group, and having to look after Clem, Lee is responsible for the past, present, and, most importantly, the future.

Lee isn’t only an avatar for the player, but a brilliant, deeply interesting character on his own. Before we get to number one, let’s take a look at some honorable mentions.

Doug Lilly Nick Peter Molly #1: Clementine Season 1 Clementine is at the heart of what makes TellTale’s The Walking Dead so special. Watching Clementine grow-up and develop as a character is an incredibly rewarding experience. Unlike so many other kid characters, Clementine is cool, funny, and a joy — a subtle mix of individuality and childlike innocence. But more than that, Clementine has become the face of a new classic series, and a character that’ll be cherished for years to come.

For everything she has seen and does, she’s still our Clementine. Do you agree with out list? Which characters, or kind of character, are you most interested to see in Season 3? For more life or death Top 10s published daily, be sure to subscribe to WatchMojo.com for more great lists published daily.