Sacrificial Lamb: His death is pretty much made to emphasize that the game isn't exactly holding back any punches.

Plot-Triggering Death: It's the deaths of him and the 30,000 other marines and the worlds apathetic response to it that serves as the primary motivation for the second half of the Big Bad Ensemble of the second game.

Player Character: Of the Marine missions in the original Modern Warfare.

Do-Anything Soldier: Not to the extent of Ramirez but close.

As it turns out, his fate is to die halfway through the game.

Decoy Protagonist: The early parts of the game made it seem like that he will play a major role in the story alongside Soap.

It arguably gets worse for him in the Remastered Edition. Then you get to see through his eyes as he helplessly staggers through the radioactive landscape and dies.

Cruel and Unusual Death: Blown up by a nuke.

Character Death: The first combatant Player Character to be killed.

Downplayed in that he is the last member of his squad to die. He's also the first major Player Character to die, beginning Modern Warfare's august tradition of Anyone Can Die. Black Dude Dies First: Though he's not seen in game, it is believed that he is the marine on promotional pictures, and it appears that he's black.The generic pain grunts get replaced with more unique gasps of pain, his stumbling is more pronounced and he audiably whimpers in sheer agony when he finally gives up the ghost. Adaptational Angst Upgrade: Oh boy, he somehow gets it worse in Remastered's version of 'Aftermath' than the original.Player character for the Marine Force Recon segment of the first Modern Warfare game. The marine shown on Modern Warfare promotional materials, believed to be Sgt. Downplayed in that the radius is so big that they might have not gotten away regardless. Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Her Helicopter crashing leads to leads to a rescue attempt which wastes valuable time, causing Jackson's team to get caught in the blast radius and get killed.

The Stoic: She is pretty casual about everything that happens to her in the mission.

Smurfette Principle: She's the named female character in this game.

Danger Deadpan: She is the pilot of 'Deadly', and does a great job at keeping her cool.

Character Death: She doesn't survive the nuke either.

All for Nothing: All the effort lead to save her ends up so, considering every single one of them end up dying, including Pelayo.

She dies pretty much just before Jackson does.

Adaptational Angst Upgrade: Survives a tiny bit longer after the nuke in Remastered, to the extent the player can watch her on the ground, coughing and choking as she dies a slow, agonizing death in 'Aftermath'.

Pilot of the AH-1W Super Cobra, callsign 'Deadly,' in the first Modern Warfare game. Voiced by: Anna Graves (English) note Other Languages:Elena Solovyova (Russian)

Verbal Tic: Oorah (USMC shout, equivalent to the Army's Hooah).

Token Minority: He's the only member of Latino heritage.

The Stoic: Along with all American characters except Griggs.

No Indoor Voice: Granted, when you're in a warzone with at least five guns being fired at any given moment, you kinda have to yell to make yourself heard.

Character Death: He doesn't survive the nuke.

Big Damn Heroes: Definitely willing to attempt it, even reminding Jackson that 'no one gets left behind', but it gets all of them caught in the blast radius of Al-Asad's nuke.

Badass Baritone: It's David Sobolov, people.

He dies pretty much just before Jackson does.

Adaptational Angst Upgrade: Survives a tiny bit longer after the nuke in Remastered, to the extent the player can watch him pitifully walk forward before falling and groaning out his last in 'Aftermath'.

Leader of Sergeant Jackson's Marine Force recon unit in the first Modern Warfare game.

The 2nd Rangers standing in formation in 19.Voiced by: David Sobolov (English) note Other Languages:Denis Nekrasov (Russian) The battalion was deactivated after the war together with the 5 th and 6th Battalion. The 2 nd Rangers were later involved in the Battle of Brest and the Battle of Hurtgen Forest. They suffered heavy casualties but were still able to complete their D-Day objectives. Meanwhile, Able, Baker and Charlie companies landed along with the 5 thВ Rangers, the 1st Infantry Division and the 29th Infantry Division at Omaha Beach. They managed to disable the German artillery, paving the way for the invasion of France. During the attack, two hundred twenty-five men scaled the cliffs, however, only ninety of them were still standing after two days of relentless fighting. On June 6 th, 1944, Dog, Easy and Fox companies landed at Pointe du Hoc from Landing craft operated by the Royal Navy.

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