Blood on the Highway

Louis Debois is a resident of Fate, TX whose specific role during the outbreak isn't detailed in the provided summary. He appears as part of the town’s ensemble during the vampire crisis, contributing to the sense of a community overwhelmed by the nocturnal invasion.

Old Zeke is depicted as an elder survivor among Fate’s human inhabitants. His age hints at experience and possible caution toward outsiders, suggesting he has weathered prior dangers in the town.

Chase Sinclair is one of the named cast members, but the summary does not provide explicit traits about him. He likely serves as part of the town’s wider human cohort encountered during the outbreak.

Sam is described as a shrill, immature, hypochondriac young man from a well-to-do background. His demeanor and vulnerability add tension as the night’s danger escalates.

Vampire is one of the undead pursuing the survivors. As part of the town’s nocturnal menace, this character embodies the predatory, bloodthirsty side of Fate’s transformation.

Roy is a spineless, deceitful frat boy whose self-preserving instincts complicate the group’s chances of survival. His flaws underline how fear exposes weak characters in a crisis.

Queer Vamp is one of the undead vampires; the summary provides no further personality details. The character helps populate the vampire cast central to the town’s nightmarish events.

Trucker Vampire is a vampire figure in the cast; his specific actions aren’t detailed in the summary, but he contributes to the sense that the town deepens into a vampire-infested landscape.

Lynette is described as a worn, white-trash hussy, painting a rough, stubborn edge to the survivors who hold out in the ranch house. Her presence highlights the gritty, unglamorous side of survival.

Bone is an uncaring badass with a malicious speech pattern who still yearns for Carrie, hinting at a volatile mix of aggression and desire. His sharp tongue and risk-taking push the group toward dangerous decisions.

Byron is a trigger-happy conspiracy theorist and militia member who treats the outbreak as a battlefield. His militant stance adds a volatile, do-anything-for-survival dynamic to the human-side resistance.

Carrie is a superficial, aggressive scenester who is more concerned with status than safety, even as the town spirals into chaos. Her dynamic with Sam shows a transactional, status-driven relationship under pressure.