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Henry Burrell

A survivor hiding from a revolutionary movement in Kansas City.

Henry Burrell is a character from the television series *The Last of Us*. He is hiding from a revolutionary movement in Kansas City alongside his brother, Sam. Henry is introduced as a desperate survivor, forced to navigate a hostile environment while protecting his younger sibling. His encounter with Joel and Ellie forms a key segment of the first season, highlighting the brutal choices required to survive in the post-apocalyptic world.

Role
Guest character
Affiliation
Unknown
Status
Unknown
Relative
Sam Burrell (Brother)
First Appearance
Season 1

Lore & Background

Henry Burrell is introduced in the first season of *The Last of Us* as a man hiding from a revolutionary movement in Kansas City. He is accompanied by his brother, Sam. The source does not provide further details about his background, profession, or history prior to this event. His primary motivation is survival and protecting his brother, but the source does not specify his methods, skills, or the exact nature of his relationship with Joel and Ellie beyond their shared predicament. The source does not describe his death, any sacrifices, or his legacy.

In Their Own Story

The source does not provide any specific narrative details, scenes, or dialogue involving Henry Burrell beyond his introduction as a character hiding from a revolutionary movement in Kansas City.

Reader's Guide

Henry Burrell appears in the first season of *The Last of Us* as a guest character. He is hiding from a revolutionary movement in Kansas City with his brother, Sam. The source does not provide information on his role, abilities, affiliations, or the outcome of his story arc.

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