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Louis is one of the two tritagonists of Telltale's The Walking Dead: The Final Season.
He is the fun loving and kind member of Ericson's Boarding School and can be a determinant lover for Clementine. If he is captured by Lilly, he will get his tongue cut out for being defiant.
He was voiced by Sterling Sulieman.
His Good Ranking[]
What Makes Him Close to Being Pure Good?[]
- While he broke up his parents by making it seem like his dad was having an affair by buying hotels and stuff off his card simply because they wouldn't give him music lessons, he does feel bad for this later on in his life and starts to understand that he should have never done it.
- Looks after AJ when Marlon brings him in the school.
- Distracts walkers to allow Clem and the others to gather supplies.
- If Clem appeals to Louis, he will take her side and refuse to let Marlon shoot. If she appeals to Vi instead, he will be one of the people who join them to defend Clementine from being executed.
- If AJ gave him his gun after killing Marlon, Louis will give it back to him, stating he can't leave him out there unarmed.
- Intervenes with Vi to save Clem and AJ from Lilly and Abel. This can possibly get Louis shot in the shoulder.
- Brings an injured AJ in the school despite what he's done. He can possibly do this after getting shot.
- If AJ asks him if he hated him, Louis admits he never did, but didn't know what else to do.
- Apologizes to Clementine after his initial reaction to Marlon's death. If she doesn't reject his apology, he gives her Marlon's bow.
- Organizes a game in an effort to improve the school's morale and reconcile Aasim and Willy after the two got into a fight.
- Helps fight off the raiders. If Clem chose to spend time with Violet, Louis tackles Lilly to save her life.
- If Clem chose to save Violet over him, Louis does not hold any grudge against her despite getting his tongue cut out as an indirect result of this choice.
- If Clem chose to save Louis instead, he believes she should have saved Violet instead.
- Confesses about his backstory and expresses genuine remorse for it.
- Goes with Clementine to rescue his friends.
- If he kills Dorian, it's revealed he has never killed anyone before, and he's genuinely distraught by this.
- Kills a walker to save Clementine, whether or not she saved him.
- Frees Clementine from a walker's grasp in the bridge fight.
- Attempts to save Tenn's life from a herd when he tries to join his dead sister Minerva. If he succeeds, it'll be at the cost of his own life.
- If AJ kills Tenn, Louis scolds him for it but doesn't resent him for it and believes him when he says he did it to save his life.
What Prevents Him From Being Pure Good?[]
- Louis voted to kick Clementine and AJ out, acts coldly towards them and even demands AJ to confiscate his gun. However, he quite clearly shows regret about his behavior, which doesn't last long so this is a minor prevention.
- While he passes the general standards, he still fails the admirable standard to other NPG characters such as Charles and Luke, having similar resources with him. This is mainly due to Louis' goodness changing because of the determinant choices in the game while the others' actions do not matter what choices you make.
External Links[]
- Louis on the Heroes Wiki
- Louis on the Walking Dead Wiki
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