Jane

Jane is a supporting character in A New Frontier. Jane works with Sean Diaz at the local Z-Mart, and when the New Frontier took over, she escapes with Clementine and Alvin Junior. She is a resourceful, opportunistic and cunning person who has managed to adapt very well to the harsh and unforgiving lifestyle of a survivor.

Appearance
Jane is a tall, sophisticated woman that is typically seen in blue jeans, her signature orange zip-up jacket and a survival knife holstered in her left thigh. With very short hair and a distinct look of solemness that shows a sign of maturity and gives attention to her-- much to her unenjoyment.

Personality
Jane can at first easily be described as an aloof and antisocial woman who prefers to stick to herself. Beneath the rugged surface, there is a somewhat more humble and softer persona. She is a resourceful, opportunistic and cunning person who has managed to adapt very well to the harsh and unforgiving lifestyle of a survivor, having developed a rather logical and cynical point of view on life. She has learned very well how to avoid and take down walkers. Jane is brutally honest about her opinions of people and situations, which sometimes gets her into feuds with others.

She believes the best chance to survive is to be alone, because groups of survivors tend to eventually crack and fall apart, leading to people getting killed, which she apparently has witnessed more than once before. Jane is quick to notice group members who are a liability to herself and others, such as Max's timidness or David Garcia's whittling mental state. She believes that if people can't or don't want to be saved, they should be left behind rather than drag everyone else down with them. Because of this, people tend to see Jane as a cold hearted woman who only cares about herself and her immediate family.

Although she usually remains composed and rarely talks about herself, the presence of Clementine, the latter of whom reminds Jane of her dead younger sister, Jaime, softens and opens Jane up a bit, sometimes bringing back painful memories. Jane and her morals appear to be self-conflicted, as noted when she encourages Clementine to shoot innocent androids so that it may benefit the group, only to show regret immediately afterwards for threatening a kid to shoot innocents for the greater good like she is some lowly bandit.