You killed my wife....I wanted to go in there after her but you.... Carter, blaming George about his wife's death. |
Cynthia Daniels was one of the casualties at the McKinley Speedway in The Final Destination.
Biography
Cynthia was married to a racist named Carter Daniels. She and her husband attend the McKinley Speedway to watch a race.
The Final Destination
In a horrible vision seen by Nick O'Bannon, Cynthia and her husband are cut in half by a flying, flaming car hood after a race car explodes and sends a large sheet of metal in their direction.
Death
When Nick freaks out after the dream, he spills Carter's beverage all over his clothes and Carter runs out the stadium to go tell him off, shouting at Cynthia to stay put. Suddenly, the crash happens just like Nick predicted. Carter tried to run back inside to save Cynthia, but he was stopped by a security guard.
It can be assumed that Cynthia was severed in half just like in Nick's vision.
Signs/Clues

Cynthia and Carter at the Speedyway
- Nick picks up a sheet paying respect to the NASCAR racers who have died in the past.
- Nick sees a man wearing a shirt that states Life's a bitch & Then You Die. Any Questions?
- Nick feels a strong gust of wind brush past him.
- The section of the stadium Nick and his friends are in is section 180.
- Cynthia is wearing a necklece that says 'Lovely', which is part of the title of the movie Lori & Janet go to see.
Appearances
- The Final Destination (portrayed by Lara Grice)
- Final Destination 5 (archive footage in ending credits) (portrayed by Lara Grice)
Trivia
- It's not stated whether Cynthia is racist like her husband Carter, but she doesn't seem to do anything to stop Carter acting the way he does. In the original script, she seems to encourage Carter when he whistles "Dixeland" in reference to George.
- In the original script, she is described as: CYNTHIA DANIELS, 38, her death can be seen on the security cameras, she apparently dies the same way.
- Depending on how you look at it, Carter kind of "caused Cynthia's death" by ordering her to stay behind, which is ironic as he blames George.