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Blake Dreyer is a character in the film Final Destination. She is a high school student and a casualty of the Volée Airlines Flight 180 explosion.
Final Destination
Blake and Christa Marsh were almost always seen together, and Tod Waggner had a major crush on the two. Both of them got on the plane and politely asked Alex Browning to change seats so they could sit together. After he moved, the plane began to malfunction and exploded after takeoff, killing Blake and everyone else. However, it was revealed to be a premonition.
Death
The newspaper involving Christa and Blake's death.
Blake and Christa ask Alex to change seats, just like in his dream, but he pants and jumps forward, ignoring the two girls. Alex began to freak and scream that the plane was going to explode, but Blake ignored him and stayed on the plane. Soon thereafter, the plane took off and exploded, killing Blake and many others.
Signs/Clues
- Alex tells his mom not to rip off the tag from a previous flight because it's good luck. She rips it off anyway.
- A man approaches Alex and tells him, "Death is not the end."
- The departure time was the same as Alex's birthday.
- One of the signs within the flight schedule has a broken wire.
- In the terminal, Rocky Mountain High is playing by John Denver, who died in a plane crash.
- Before Alex gets on the plane, he sees a van. Its number is 666 - a number that is associated with the devil.
Trivia
- Blake shares her surname with Carrie Dreyer, a casualty of Devil's Flight. The two have short hair and look similar. And both of them died during the opening disaster. They also wore a blue shirt in the whole movie, except Carrie's photo, which appeared after her death (but her shirt still has blue strips). Although there are some coincidences, producer Craig Perry has confirmed they had no relation.[1]