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Wyatt is one of the six protagonists of 400 Days and a survivor of the outbreak in Telltale's The Walking Dead. He also determinately appears in Season Two, serving as an antagonist. He has his own personal story.
Overview[]
Wyatt is sarcastic, witty, and irritable man. He and his best friend Eddie often throw insults at each other, however it's all in good fun and the two generally get along. However, Wyatt often gets annoyed by Eddie's recklessness and talkative nature. After Eddie had accidentally shot a man, his friend began chasing after them in a car chase. Though he can be somewhat callous, being somewhat reluctant to check on a man that Eddie had accidentally crashed into, Wyatt generally seems to have good intentions. If Wyatt is the one to go check on the man, he can either show compassion and try to save him or leave him behind.
Wyatt's attitude towards going with Tavia depends on who stayed behind in the truck. If he was left behind by Eddie, Wyatt will have a cold and untrusting attitude and refuse to go with her. However, if Wyatt was the one leaving Eddie behind, Wyatt will feel guilty and want to go with Tavia in hopes he'll find Eddie. If he goes with Tavia, he becomes a member of Carver's group, who he seems to be loyal to, but he also still retains some of his sarcasm.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
Location Unknown[]
Little is known about Wyatt's life prior to the outbreak, except that he smoked marijuana and was friends with Eddie, as well as someone called T.J.
Post-Apocalypse[]
Season One[]
"400 Days"[]
"Wyatt's Story"[]
Wyatt's story starts 41 days into the apocalypse, with Eddie and Wyatt getting chased and shot at by Nate. Eddie mentions he shot a guy from Nate's group. Wyatt and Eddie try to hide from Nate by turning off the main highway onto a back road driving into a foggy forest. The fog makes it hard to see and Eddie hits a police officer. To decide who does the duty of checking up on the injured bystander, Eddie decides they should play rock-paper-scissors. The player has the option to turn the game down and use alternate dialogue to convince Eddie to go. Depending on who has to stay behind in the car, either Eddie or Wyatt end up cornered by Nate and make the split decision to leave behind the latter to escape.
In-Game Decision[]
Refusing to play/Winning: Staying in the car: After Eddie leaves with the gun to go check on the victim, he throws back the keys to the car. However, the keys fall onto the dark floor, and Wyatt is forced to find them. After finding them, he sees the truck outside and he is attacked by Nate. Barely getting Nate off him, Wyatt drives away leaving Eddie behind.
Offer to go yourself/Losing: Checking on the victim: Wyatt heads out with the gun to go check on the victim. After a little bit of a walk, he finds the victim dying. He tries to help the man but has to fend off approaching walkers. If the in-game choice is made for Wyatt to bring the man back to the car, he will also have to shoot walkers while making his way back. Either choosing to aid the man or not, Wyatt slowly makes his way back while actively shooting at walkers. In the distance, Wyatt will hear Eddie being attacked by Nate. Eddie leaves by driving off, which forces Wyatt to run away deeper into the fog to escape the walkers who are closing in, leaving the victim behind.
At some point, Wyatt had his life saved by Vince, which caused him to join Vince and later his group, despite the lack of trust in others Wyatt had gained as a result of being left behind by Eddie. It is unclear if a similar incident occurred between Wyatt and Vince if he had been the one to abandon Eddie, and would therefore have no reason to not trust other survivors; though either way, he eventually joined up with Vince's group.
"Epilogue"[]
Four hundred days into the apocalypse he is part of the group with Vince, Bonnie, Shel, Becca, and Russell who all set up camp out in the woods near the Gil's Pitstop. That night they are approached by Tavia who tells him that she is part of a community. When she asks if anyone wants to go join her, Wyatt will respond in one of two ways, depending on what happened the day he and Eddie were separated.
If Wyatt was forced to drive away and leave Eddie behind, he will instantly jump at the chance to join Tavia, saying that he might be able find Eddie there, and come no matter what. However, if the situation was reversed, with Eddie leaving Wyatt behind in the fog, he will be bitter and hesitant to come. Wyatt will also object to the rest of the group going for the majority of the conversation, but if Tavia mentions that they might find friends or family at the community, he will change his mind and join her, as he still somewhat hopes to find Eddie again despite being abandoned. If Tavia does not mention the possibility of reuniting with friends or family in this latter situation, Wyatt will stay behind at the camp.
In-Game Decision[]
Wyatt accepts Tavia's offer (Unknown): If Wyatt decides accept Tavia's offer he will appear in Season 2.
Wyatt stays at camp (Unknown): If Wyatt decides to stay at camp, he will not appear, leaving his status unknown.
Season Two[]
"In Harm's Way"[]
Wyatt appears in this episode only if he accepted Tavia's offer. He briefly interacts with Clementine when she is told to see Carver. She stops to look in a window and is told by Wyatt to get a move on, as Carver will probably get mad at her. After the herd's attack on Howe's Hardware, Wyatt's status is unknown.
Killed Victims[]
This list shows the victims Wyatt has killed:
- Numerous counts of zombies
Non-Canon Deaths[]
If Wyatt fails to do certain tasks, it is possible for him to die. These deaths are considered non-canon and will result in a game over. Wyatt will then re-spawn and be allowed to try again. Below is a pictorial list of when Wyatt can die.[1]
Relationships[]
For a more in-depth look at Wyatt's relationships, read here; Wyatt (Telltale)/Relationships
Allies[]
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Enemies[]
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Quotes[]
The following is a list of some of Wyatt's most memorable quotes.
400 Days"Why the hell did you shoot that guy, man? What the hell WAS that? (…) Me? You're putting that on me now? I didn't see the guy, either! I was too worried those dudes were going to pull guns on us or--" "Fuck if I know! (…) It means they could be back there, but I don't know if they ARE back there. Okay?!" "Crashing into a cow ain't gonna help anything, man!" "Dude, you are covered in that guy's blood." "Don't talk about your dick." "Why is it that you never had a girlfriend again? Oh, right. Forgot there was more than one reason." "I don't see anything. (…) I don't see it. What I do see is that ammo that you "lost" last week." "Fine. I'll go. Give me the gun. (…) Then why did you ask which one of us should go?!" "No way, man. You're nuts. (…) Fair? How is this fair? YOU shot that guy back there. YOU hit that thing in the road. None of that shit is my fault!" "Way to go, idiot. (mockingly) "Hey, Wyatt, I ate paint when I was a kid, doi!" (normal voice) Shit, where the hell did they GO? This is the smallest hooptie in the world." "There you are, you piece of shits." "It'd be great, backpack, if you could tell me if your owner was alive or not. (to himself) Alright, I guess I'll just keep talking to myself out here, because that makes sense." "It'd be great, backpack, if you could tell me if your owner was alive or not. (to himself) Alright, I guess I'll just keep talking to myself out here, because that makes sense." "Hey, man, you okay? Fella? You need to answer me, man. If you're a dude I don't want to shoot you! Please just say something, mister. Shit. Are you okay? Uh, sir? Can you--can you hear me?" "Sorry, dude, gotta split." "Ah, fuck it. Alright, let's get your ass to the car." "Wait, you find survivors?! Do you find a lot? (…) Well, we gotta go. Eddie might be there." "Yeah, screw this. We don't know what kind of people we're dealing with. The only reason I'm with you guys is because Vince saved my life." "Hold up. We don't know what kind of people we're dealing with. I don't want to get stuck with some crazy asshole like Russell did! (…) I'm just saying, she could be someone like that." "There's no way that guy is still looking for you. We've been to that truck stop...there's no one left." "I don't understand what the problem is? Are you really considering staying out here? Foraging for food like fucking raccoons?! I mean, then why'd we even leave the photos there?" Season Two"Dude, you better get up and see Bill. He doesn't like to wait. So... you should probably go." |
Appearances[]
The Telltale Series[]
Season One[]
- "400 Days"
Season Two[]
- "In Harm's Way" (Determinant)
Gallery[]
- For more images of Wyatt, please visit Wyatt (Telltale)/Gallery.
Trivia[]
- Wyatt, along with Vince, Bonnie, Russell, and Shel, was introduced via Vines from the Telltale Games official Twitter account early June 2013.
- In the Epilogue, it is revealed that Vince saved Wyatt's life after he got separated from Eddie if he left the car.
- If you stayed in the car, Wyatt's story will chronologically be the first story without any interaction with a walker.
- Depending if Wyatt took the car and left Eddie, Eddie's car appears at the campsite.
- Alternatively, if Eddie took the car, it can be seen abandoned at Gil's Pitstop.
- In the epilogue scene, there seems to be a small error in Wyatt's picture when the photos are being thrown in the fire. Wyatt seems to be wearing a cap.
- Wyatt likely smoked marijuana before the apocalypse:
- Wyatt mentions that their friend, T.J., got high and tried to put a pancake in the CD player of Eddie's radio.
- Eddie tells Wyatt to get some "sticky" out of the glove box moments after losing Nate.
- Eddie and Wyatt make numerous drug references throughout his story about people who both owned drugs or were on drugs.
- If Wyatt chooses to leave the car, he has the highest amount of walker kills in "400 Days", killing several on the way back to the car.
- He is also the only protagonist who has never killed a named character.
- Wyatt is the only character who will end up alone at the end of his story, regardless of the player's decisions. All other characters will (or have the chance to) end up with at least one other person at the end of each of their respective stories.
- Wyatt and Tavia are the only playable characters to not have any mentioned or seen family members.
- Wyatt wears a "Chris Rebbert and the Hand Jobs" T-shirt, a fictional band created by Chris Rebbert, the brother of Sean Ainsworth, a game designer at Telltale.
- It's also notable that Chris Rebbert's appearance was used when designing Eddie, a central character in Wyatt's story.
- If Wyatt became a member of the community at Howe's Hardware, he has a brief encounter with a young girl called Clementine, which unbeknownst to him would go on to be Eddie's killer around two and a half years later.
- Wyatt is one of the three main characters of "400 Days" who did not kill a living person on-screen directly/caused, regardless of the players' choices. The others being Becca and Leland.
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