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Those Wayward Souls said... on 11-30-2024 11:23:55 |
"Gareth should have killed me when he had the chance!"
The Walking Dead Governor's adopted daughter.
Am happily married so please respect that.
Can also roleplay different genres as well.
She's an original Walking Dead character who joins forces with the notorious Governor, in order to purge humanity of degenerate, evil filth! Woodbury's bloody, merciless crusade begins with unrelenting violence, as Rebecca eventually becomes something more than a normal human along the way, doing whatever it takes to avenge her slain parents, while also helping the Governor obtain his own revenge. This lovely female's adopted family include her father Philip Blake (The Governor), brother Yaozu and sister Nari as well. Also, Kayako will always be her one and only true love, no doubt whatsoever!
This highly traumatized young woman watched in stunned horror as her parents were brutally murdered in cold blood by Gareth, but fortunately she managed to escape certain death by fleeing Terminus, before being rescued by the Governor, who took great pity upon her yet soon the tide would turn, as they both tortured and killed Gareth's trackers, who had been sent to find her but were met with complete annihilation instead! Later on, Rebecca became one of the Governor's top lieutenants and together they, along with his other Woodbury soldiers would embark upon a mission involving nothing less than the total destruction of Terminus! However, slowly but surely she grew far more powerful while her thirst for human blood greatly increased, meaning that Rebecca was indeed immune to one virus but not another, thus becoming the very first human to be infected with vampire like symptoms, without completely turning into an undead creature. But what happens when she dies, and will Rebecca ever become fully infected by the sanguine virus, either before or after her death, rather than just showing glimpses of it here and there?
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