• Estimated to be in his early to mid-30s. • Physically, he is a Caucasian male of average height (170cm), characterized by a face that is frequently scowling. His appearance is unremarkable. • He wears the uniform of a rifleman squad from the 95th Regiment. • The squad consists of one shooter and 2–4 reloaders, making his firing speed quite fast. • He appears to be stationed atop a bell tower, shooting deserters or anyone who seems to be acting out of line. • Judging by how he shoots at anything he deems disorderly, it is clear he is not entirely sane. • Although he guns down soldiers struggling to survive by labeling them as deserters, he is a complex character who has remained at his post to fulfill his duty for King and Country until the end. • He uses a Baker rifle, a type of flintlock adopted by the British military. • A corpse hangs from the fence below the spire where the soldiers are stationed. • A sign around the corpse's neck reads: "I betrayed my King and Country for my own wretched life." • He belongs to the same regiment as the soldiers and is presumed to be a commander. • With London fallen to the infected, he appears to have executed his own superior—who attempted to retreat—by gouging out his eyes under the pretext of desertion. • The Sharpshooter is an incredible marksman, instantly killing those he deems deserters with a single shot. • His personality is rotten; he hurls insults at his reloaders and deserters alike, and bursts into laughter when he hits a target. • As a trivial fact, he swears as naturally as he breathes. • It is speculated that despite the war, he eats whatever food is provided quite well. • His mental state is unstable; he instinctively tries to shoot and kill any zombie or soldier (deserter) that catches his eye.