#twd violet

[Image ID: 6 circular icons of characters from Telltale’s The Walking Dead games, with pride flags overlayed in the background of each.

The first icon is of Clementine. She’s a teenaged girl with brown skin, dark brown eyes, and dark curly hair tied into pigtails, and is wearing a denim jacket and a blue-and-white baseball cap with a D on the front. She’s looking nervously to the side. Behind her is the bisexual pride flag: a pink stripe, a purple stripe, and a blue stripe.

The second icon is of Jesus. He’s an adult man with tan skin, long brown hair, and a beard, and is wearing a brown jacket and a grey beanie. He has one eyebrow raised, and is looking at somebody off-screen. Behind him is Gilbert Baker’s original gay pride flag: a pink stripe, a red stripe, an orange stripe, a yellow stripe, a green stripe, a teal stripe, a blue stripe, and a purple stripe.

The third icon is of Violet. She’s a teenaged girl with pale skin, rather angular features, and straight blonde hair cut into a bob, and is wearing a hooded jacket. She’s smiling softly at someone off-screen. Behind her is the lesbian pride flag: a dark orange stripe, a light orange stripe, a white stripe, a light pink stripe, and a dark pink stripe.

The fourth icon is of Javier. He’s an adult man with brown skin, dark brown hair, stubble, and is wearing a blue t-shirt under a buttoned shirt. He has a cut in one eyebrow, held together by paper stitches. He’s looking off to the side with a determined expression on his face. Behind him is the bisexual pride flag: a pink stripe, a purple stripe, and a blue stripe.

The fifth icon is of James. He’s a teenaged Korean boy with tan skin and mid-length brown hair, and is wearing a brown jacket. He’s looking at someone behind the camera, and smiling gently, his head tilted slightly downwards. Behind him is Gilbert Baker’s original gay pride flag: a pink stripe, a red stripe, an orange stripe, a yellow stripe, a green stripe, a teal stripe, a blue stripe, and a purple stripe.

Violet: Better Than Revenge. Whenever she was able to get a decent radio connection, she’d pop in the CD and sing along, bouncing around the room to get pumped up.

Mitch: I Did Something Bad. Whenever he was humming it to himself, he wore a cocky smirk. How funny that such a song gave him a ‘don’t fuck with me’ attitude, but it did.

Willy: no body, no crime. Something about the country twang reminded him of his grandparents. They loved country music and always played it in the background whenever Willy came by for dinner.

Aasim: Wildest Dreams. When he was alone, he loved to sing along to the bridge. He was worried if the other kids overheard him, they would make fun of him. The bridge just hit him for reasons he couldn’t explain.

Ruby: Never Grow Up. It reminded her of the lullabies she would sing to her siblings before she was sent away. She was often in charge of taking care of them given how often her parents were absent.

Tenn: invisible string. It always reminded him of sitting at home, listening to his father pluck away at his guitar, and hearing his sisters hum in response. It calmed him after long days. It made him feel warm and cozy.

Omar: Don’t Blame Me. The signing always made him feel so soulful. It reminded him of the way his parents would sing around the house when they were in a good mood. That was what he missed the most when he was sent to the school.

Brody: Clean. It was her comfort song. On days when she was feeling especially down, she would lie down in the grass, humming and singing to herself. It was her reminder that everything would be okay.