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Friar Joseph was a survivor who, having seen and done many terrible things since the outbreak, turned to faith and study in the Bible as a means of living a new life. He became a character highly respected and loved by many, but had an unfortunate end and is remembered now for his good deeds and strong will. | Friar Joseph was a survivor who, having seen and done many terrible things since the outbreak, turned to faith and study in the Bible as a means of living a new life. He became a character highly respected and loved by many, but had an unfortunate end and is remembered now for his good deeds and strong will. Whether it was finding his packs of food and supplies along the streets in the North, or farming for days to fill packs and tents with food for others, Friar Joseph is remembered as one of South Zagoria’s most friendly survivors. In honor of the Friar, St. Finnigan’s was christened as St. Joseph’s and is still both maintained and guarded by friendly survivors. | ||
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Revision as of 15:41, 4 November 2022
Overview
Affiliations: None
Status: Deceased
Friar Joseph was a survivor who, having seen and done many terrible things since the outbreak, turned to faith and study in the Bible as a means of living a new life. He became a character highly respected and loved by many, but had an unfortunate end and is remembered now for his good deeds and strong will. Whether it was finding his packs of food and supplies along the streets in the North, or farming for days to fill packs and tents with food for others, Friar Joseph is remembered as one of South Zagoria’s most friendly survivors. In honor of the Friar, St. Finnigan’s was christened as St. Joseph’s and is still both maintained and guarded by friendly survivors.
Appearance
Origins
Little is known about the Friar prior to the outbreak. He never told anyone, even his most trusted friends, what he did or who he knew before Day Zero, saying that this end-of-times allowed for people to become “new.”