Eden

A bench warmer whose nerves fray at danger; he panics at the sight of a shark and lets the initial food haul drift away. His later actions expose a self-preserving streak that destabilizes group trust under scarcity. He becomes a flashpoint for conflict when rations are finally stolen by someone among the survivors.

The one who leads the violent faction, driven by a belief that order requires force. He pushes for hardline decisions and shows little restraint when the group's survival is at stake. His brother Georgie’s death and his own power plays intensify the moral peril facing the survivors.

The compassionate counterweight to Andreas, striving to preserve the group and maintain humanity. He acts as mediator, defusing conflicts and trying to keep hope alive even as the situation deteriorates. His choices reflect a belief that leadership should protect people, not dominate them.

A survivor whose arc ends in suicide on day seven, signaling the depth of despair that exhaustion can bring. Her death underscores the fragility of morale and how quickly hope can collapse under pressure. Connie’s absence leaves the group with one fewer voice to anchor the team’s humanity.

Andreas’s brother whose loyalty to family clashes with the harsh reality on the island. He dies after stepping on a land mine, a sudden blow that further reduces the survivors and underscores the island’s deadly stakes. His death highlights how personal ties can both motivate and endanger the group.

One of the players who chooses to leave on the raft with McKenna rather than surrender the only lifeline for water. His exit marks the beginning of the final dwindling of survivors and foreshadows the fragility of any escape attempt. He remains a symbol of desperate pragmatism in a collapsing system.

Patton’s companion in leaving on the raft; together they take the only chance at escape while the rest stay behind. Their departure emphasizes the island’s brutal calculus where some risks are worth taking to prolong life. Their absence reduces the group to those left behind to continue the fight for survival.

Elena’s sister who forms a complicated bond with Felix despite the peril around them. Her relationships contribute to shifting loyalties and challenge the group’s focus on survival. Eva’s sexuality and choices show how human need persists even in extreme conditions.

Elena engages in a relationship with Andreas, adding another layer of tension to the group dynamics. Her alliance underscores how desire and trust can both unite and threaten cohesion under pressure. She navigates competing loyalties as the island’s trials mount.

A survivor who becomes embroiled in a romance with Eva; his life ends when he is accidentally stabbed during a confrontation, making his death one of the many personal costs of the island’s breakdown. He embodies both vulnerability and resolve in the struggle to endure.

A survivor who commits a murder, killing Markese during the 14th day’s early hours as the group’s tensions spike. Doug’s act demonstrates how quickly violence can erupt when trust is broken and survival is at stake. His presence underscores the moral hazards of a collapsing society.

A survivor who falls victim to Doug’s violence, becoming one of the casualties that marks the island’s brutal toll. His death contributes to the moral and emotional cost of the group’s fight for survival.

Arnie is killed by Slim, illustrating how even the well-intentioned can become agents of lethal force when push comes to shove. His death adds to the island’s high body count and tests the survivors’ capacity for mercy under pressure.