Besides the protagonist – Booker Dewitt, there are many supporting characters in BioShock Infinite that complete the story and add many unique features to the game’s story and create a unique vibe that only BioShock series can be proud of. To get to know the protagonist – B.Dewitt, read our article on him specifically. This article is going to be focused around surrounding characters and their biographies.
Elizabeth
1893-1959
Elizabeth is 19 or 20 years old during the time of BioShock Infinite. She’s the cause of Bookers arrival to Rapture and she has been held captive in Columbia ever since her infancy. Captured and imprisoned in a tower, Elizabeth is being protected by Songbird and escapes his protection only when Booker arrives. She accompanies him during his battle and also Elizabeth has the ability to manipulate tears, in other words jump to other dimensions and points in time. She follows Booker and during the ending, Elizabeth acts as the person explaining everything about what just happened. As a person she is caring, curious and good at heart.
Daisy Fitzroy
*-1912
Daisy Fitzroy is the cold-hearted leader of Vox Populi, a rebel group fighting against the oppressive Comstock cult. Jeremiah Fink brought Daisy to Columbia and firstly she admired Lady Comstock and was in tune with the daily routine of things. After she was framed with the killing of Lady Comstock, she formed Vox Populi and set her goals to destroy the Founders and end Comstock’s regime.
Zachary Hale Comstock
1874-1912 (or 1874-1958 Burial at Sea – Episode 1)
Zachary Hale Comstock is the main antagonist of BioShock Infinite. He also serves as the leader of the Founders faction and boasts the title of “Prophet”, “Father Comstock”. He desires to have the ability to predict the future of Columbia and does his best to kill the false Shepherd. It becomes really complicated once you look in to Comstock’s past. He actually is Booker Dewitt, but from a different universe. After fighting in the war this Dewitt founded Christianity and changed his name. He went really crazy and conducted studies on Lutece fields trying to build a perfect society with American ideals twisted with his own ideas and calling it “God’s great plan”. He dies after being confronted by Elizabeth and Booker Dewitt, the former watches as Booker gets angry at him and smashes his head murdering him. What a twisted and strange storyline…
Songbird
(1896-1960)
Songbird is a mechanical creature that is dedicated to keep Columbian society intact and follow the orders of Comstock. His latest and most occupying task was to guard Elizabeth in her tower. To read more about him – check out our Songbird dedicated article.
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