Rats: Night of Terror

Compassionate and pragmatic, Chocolate tends to the wounded and keeps medical needs front and center. She anchors the group during the siege with calm, practical decisions and a readiness to help others. Her steady presence helps others maintain a sense of humanity as danger closes in.

A capable if sometimes ruthless leader, Kurt drives the group’s defense and strategic choices. He makes hard calls, including killing Noah when his leadership becomes a risk. In the end, he sacrifices himself to help others escape, showing complexity beyond mere authoritarianism.

Resourceful and resilient, Video endures the night with the rest of the survivors. He and Chocolate form a partnership that ultimately allows them to escape with the help of the rescuers. He remains practical, focused on surviving and getting out alive.

Lucifer is a conflicted figure whose relationship with Lilith estranges him from the others. His fate is sealed when he is attacked and devoured, marking the brutal realities of the post-apocalyptic world. His presence highlights the fragility of human bonds under pressure.

Lilith is closely tied to Lucifer and becomes one of the first victims of the night as she is attacked and dies. Her death underscores the ruthlessness of the new world and the vulnerability of even intimate bonds. Her fate foreshadows the dangers outside the village.

Noah leads a competing faction and clashes with Kurt over control. He is killed when Kurt is forced to use a flamethrower, highlighting the violent necessity that governs decisions in extremis. His death shifts the balance of power within the group.

Duke is distrustful and initially refuses to help, seeking safety of his own. He captures Myrna and meets a brutal end when a grenade he drops destroys them both. His arc exposes the fragility of leadership when fear takes hold.

Myrna is a member of the group who becomes a casualty of Duke’s rash actions. Her fate mirrors the personal costs of leadership failures and the high price of hard choices in crisis.

Diana is among the first to be wounded by the rat attack, relying on Chocolate for care. She ultimately succumbs to her injuries, choosing suicide over a drawn-out death, a stark moment that underscores the brutal stakes of survival.

Taurus is among the survivors who falls to danger during the escape attempt, dragged down the stairs and eaten. His death emphasizes how quickly safety can turn to peril in the chaos of attack.

Deus sacrifices himself alongside Kurt to barricade the door, ensuring Video and Chocolate can flee. His act embodies the selflessness that emerges in dire moments and seals his role as a tragic hero.