Bearby Winston

Background
Bearby grew up alongside his younger siblings Besi and Liz. From a young age Bearby took a firm interest in Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party, and came to a stern mindset that all Jews needed to die. Bearby became so obsessed with Hitler that he took his beliefs to the next level when he began capping the Jewish neighbours with a revolver. His sister Liz, who was training to join the police force, decided to completely block him out of her life. When his brother Besi went to start a family, Bearby found himself devoting his entire life to Hitler. Besi took Bearby in to live with him and he had to keep his obsession more discreet in the new neighbourhood. While Bearby has toned down on the Nazi phase, he moved on to performing weekly satanic rituals in Besi’s basement.

Act I
On the fourth night, Bearby joined his brother Besi, Peanut and Alsimi Teavee, and Lenny Van der Linde on a mission to the nuclear plant to turn the village power back on. While the mission went well, they were quickly pursued by the Cormn Flaek. Bearby was severely injured and almost had his arm ripped out from its socket. The group escorted him out and the mission was a success, however he had to be rushed to the hospital and into the care of Doctor Norwegian Flint.

On the fifth night, his brother Besi stayed with him in the hospital to help keep him safe. The Cormn Flaek attempted to attack, but was fended off by a strong defence token. Doctor Norwegian Flint helped Bearby back to a full recovery by morning.

On the seventh night, Bearby was at the hospital when the entire village gathered there to prepare for the Alligator and monster attack. He was one of the last ones still fighting in the battle alongside Dallas Winston and Dutch Van der Linde. When the Cormn Flaek began picking off survivors one by one in the lobby, Luca Salt came and took Bearby and the others out to safety.

Later, when Lionel Hutz prepared to kill Eugene Flint and harm the other survivors, Bearby and the others came to the rescue and knocked Hutz' gun out of his hand, causing him to flee. Bearby joined the majority of the remaining village survivors in forming a camp elsewhere led by Eugene Flint in order to survive.

Act II
Four weeks later. Bearby moved into the camp with the rest of the remaining village survivors now led by Eugene Flint.