Death's list

The survivors of Flight 180 died in the exact order they were originally meant to die in the plane crash. That was Death's original design. The list.

Clear Rivers telling Kimberly Corman about Death's list.

Death's list is the set of people who are meant to die under Death's design, a plan which regulates the events and ultimate demise of everyone in the world. If someone deviates from or "cheats" the death that is set for them, Death will then create a new design and come back for them, usually causing them a more vicious and brutal end.

If multiple people escape their intended deaths, then Death will kill them in the order they were meant to die in originally, though it can deviate from this rule in multiple ways:

"The Butterfly Effect": Death's list can extend to those beyond the original list. In Final Destination 2, the Route 23 survivors are killed in reverse order to seal the rift caused by the survival of the Flight 180 survivors. To explain, the first five Flight 180 survivors to die (Tod Waggner, Terry Chaney, Valerie Lewton, Billy Hitchcock, and Carter Horton) inadvertently intervened in the original fates of all of Route 23 survivors and their deaths. This caused those survivors to be piled up on a list based on who intervened in their deaths. Furthermore, people such as Brian Gibbons, Isabelle Montoya, and Molly Harper had lives that were interfered with by survivors on Death's list, which resulted in them ending up on the list themselves.

Changing the Order of Death Pre-Disaster: Alex Browning and Jonathan Groves both changed the order in which they were targeted in Final Destination and The Final Destination respectively when they sat in different seats than they did in their premonition disaster, enabling them to survive longer than they would've originally. In addition to them, Wendy Christensen and Kevin Fischer were originally meant to sit behind Ashley Freund and Ashlyn Halperin, but Frankie took their seats and they both agreed to be last in line, causing their positions to be switched before the premonition accident.

Intervention: Occurs when someone intervenes in one's death, saving them. If the interventionist is another survivor on Death's list, the person who was saved may be skipped, allowing Death to target the next person on the list. However, the cycle will continue until all survivors are either claimed by Death or able to cheat the list.
- Final Destination: This has been achieved by Carter Horton, Clear Rivers, and Alex Browning.
  - Between the first and second film, Alex and Clear saved each other dozens of times until Alex died.
- Final Destination 2: This has been achieved by Thomas Burke and Kimberly Corman
- Final Destination: Dead Reckoning: This has been achieved by Eric Prescott.
- Final Destination: End of the Line: This has been achieved by most of the 34th Street survivors. However, Danny King was saved twice before meeting his end.
- Final Destination: Dead Man's Hand: All of the Merlin's Tower survivors had achieved this.
- Final Destination 3: This has been achieved by Wendy Christensen, Julie Christensen, Kevin Fischer, and Ian McKinley.
- Final Destination: Death of the Senses: This has been achieved by Amy Tom, Katie Astin, Joshua Cornell III, and Jack Curtis.
- The Final Destination: This has been achieved by Janet Cunningham, Lori Milligan, and Nick O'Bannon.

Self-Intervention: Occurs when someone on Death's list manages to save themselves from dying. Depending on the timing of the intervention and whether or not the person was warned by someone else on Death's list, the person may cheat Death and therefore be skipped, allowing Death to target the next person on the list. However, the cycle will continue until all survivors are either claimed by Death or cheated the list.
- Final Destination: End of the Line: This has been achieved by Bodil Raden and James Barker. Due to being warned by Danny King, they avoided being crushed by a falling MRI scanner, which resulted in them being skipped.
- Final Destination: Death of the Senses: This has been achieved by Joshua Cornell III. Due to being warned by other survivors on Death's list, this resulted in being skipped when Death tried to claim him.

Preventing the Disaster from Occurring or Taking Lives: Occurs when someone on Death's list manages to somehow stop a disaster from occurring or somehow removes those on Death's list from the situation. Depending if the situation was truly avoided death or was a set-up, those on Death's list who were intended to die may be skipped.
- Final Destination: End of the Line: This has been achieved by Danny King, as he saved himself and the remaining survivors of 34th street from being crushed by a falling MRI scanner, allowing everyone, including himself to be skipped.
- Final Destination: Dead Man's Hand: This has been achieved by Allie Goodwin-Gaines, as she prevented herself and every other Merlin's tower's survivors from dying in a near-collision with a tank truck when they were being escorted in a police van, allowing everyone, including herself to be skipped.
- The Final Destination: This has been achieved by Nick O'Bannon who prevented the Tagert Theatres disaster, allowing everyone, including himself to be skipped.
- Final Destination Bloodlines: This has been achieved by Iris Campbell who avoided The Sky View tragedy, allowing everyone in the tower, including herself and Paul Campbell, to be skipped.

Creating New Life: If the survivor of a disaster manages to live long enough to have descendants, those descendants are added onto Death's list. The same rules apply for the patriarchy of the unintended bloodline and their descendants.
- This has been achieved by the Skyview tower survivors.
  - Due to Final Destination Bloodlines altering this rule, it is currently unknown if Cabernet and her son Sky Foster are still alive.

Cheating Death Permanently: Using the rule that "only new life beats Death", one can cheat Death for good by dying and then being revived, doing such will "break the chain" and allow the others on the list to survive. One can also cheat by causing the death of someone who was not meant to die and taking their lifespan, allowing them to live until the day the person was meant to die.
- New Life has been achieved by Juliet Collins, Kimberly Corman, Thomas Burke, Jessica Golden, Jamie, Patricia Fuller, and Louise King.
  - In Final Destination Bloodlines, it is revealed that failing to break the chain will result in a more gruesome demise or allow you to be added onto death's list for attempting to aid someone in cheating it. Erik Campbell is added onto Death's list, despite not being Howard Campbell's biological son after attempting to aid Bobby Campbell in dying and being resuscitated. Stefani Reyes and Charlie Reyes meet a violent demise in a train derailment after also attempting to cheat death.
- Kill or Be Killed has been achieved by Nathan Sears, Peter Friedkin, and Sam Lawton.
  - Due to the rule only being added in Final Destination 5, it is currently unknown if the rule worked on Eugene Dix, Bill Sangster, Louise King, Warren Ackerman, and Jack Curtis.

Cheating Death[]

Successful Methods[]

Intervention[]

Intervening in someone's death as someone who is on Death’s list can hinder the design and cheat death, but it will only skip the one who was saved. After the first turn, Death will turn back to the one who was saved before and the cycle will continue until all survivors are either claimed by Death or able to cheat the list. Saving yourself or being saved by someone who isn’t on Death’s list does not count. Furthermore, it is revealed in Final Destination Bloodlines that if someone not on Death's list intervenes in a marked person's death, they are skipped, and Death goes straight to the person who helped.^[2] This rule can't defeat Death at all.

Stalemate[]

A survivor can force a stalemate with Death by locking themselves in a place where Death cannot cause an accident that will take their life. While this method does not defeat Death, it gives the survivor the option to stay there until they die of old age, so when they finally die, it'll be on their terms, not Death's. However, it is confirmed that if Death is unable to claim a life because of this, he will somewhat give up and give the person a deadly disease so that they can eventually be claimed by their body giving out rather than him using external forces.

Alex Browning intended to do that by locking himself in a fortified cabin. Once he realized it was not his time to die, but Clear's, he left the cabin and rushed to save her.

Clear Rivers was able to bring herself and Death to a stalemate by locking herself away in an Asylum; she could not leave and Death could not get her. When she subsequently left the Asylum, she ended the stalemate and was subsequently killed by Death.

Iris Campbell locked herself away in a cabin in the woods for two decades, with her knowledge to cheat death. Unable to reach Iris, Death gave her cancer instead. Once Iris finally left the cabin, Death swiftly ended her life. Darlene Campbell later intended to lock herself away in the same cabin, so Death couldn't move on to her children, but Death blew up the cabin before she had the chance, thus preventing another stalemate.

Making a Deal with Death[]

As seen in Final Destination: Looks Could Kill, Stephanie "Sherry" Pulaski makes a deal with Death to get her face back by taking the life of her friends. Death spares her from his list and restores her looks as long as she works for him, indicating that Death is willing to make deals to remove someone from his list - but only for as long as they do his bidding; as soon as Sherry changes her mind and saves someone Death was intending to kill in childbirth, Death runs her over and kills her.

New Life[]

According to William Bludworth, only new life can beat Death. One can cheat Death for good by dying and then being revived, since doing such will "break the chain" and allow the others on the list to survive. In Final Destination 2, Kimberly Corman beat Death by attempting to drown in a lake. She "died" for a short period of time before she was resurrected by a doctor, thus granting herself new life and removing herself and Thomas Burke from the list. New Life has also been achieved by Juliet Collins, Jessica Golden, Jamie, Patricia Fuller, and Louise King. However, in Final Destination Bloodlines, Bludworth adds that this method is extremely difficult to achieve, and it is shown that Death will try and prevent the survivor from doing so and punish them with a brutal death, like it did with Erik and Bobby Campbell.

Unsuccessful Methods[]

Creating new life[]

In an alternate ending of Final Destination, Clear Rivers had a baby with Alex Browning (although he is dead), so she and Carter Horton beat Death. However, this ending is non-canon.

In Final Destination 2, it was believed that if a survivor has a child, it creates "New Life" and thus invalidates Death's list. However, Final Destination Bloodlines proved this to be untrue, because this method does not stop Death or break the chain, it only extends the list to the new life that was never supposed to exist. If a person on Death's list has an entire family, Death will go down the bloodline from oldest to youngest until the whole bloodline is as it was always meant to be, no longer.

Steal another's life[]

According to William Bludworth, if you kill someone who is not in Death's design, you as the person who was to already to be dead but had cheated Death, receive the remaining life left from the person you killed. Peter eloquently calls this "kill or be killed".

Three instances of this occur in Final Destination 5. Nathan kills Roy, receiving his few remaining days; Roy having an illness that would have killed him shortly anyways. Nathan thus dies shortly after, but not in the original order of death planned by Death, only as the time of death for Roy originally. Peter kills Block, avoiding Death's schedule. Similarly, Sam kills Peter, avoiding Death's schedule. Sam dies shortly after, as Block had been scheduled to die not long after his actual death.

In Final Destination Bloodlines, this is discussed by Erik Campbell and Bobby Campbell. While in the hospital, they look at an infant in a bassinet nearby, however they ultimately decide against it for two reasons. Firstly, they are morally opposed, and secondly they admit one major flaw with murder: you cannot determine the remaining life of a victim (it actually happened both Nathan and Sam in Final Destination 5 as people whose lives they gained had only days remaining). Even if they did indeed kill an infant, if said infant were intended to die young from health complications, they would only buy themselves a short time period dying anyways. A next good reason against this was mentioned by Peter in Final Destination 5 - it could end with them spending their new lives in prison.

In Final Destination: Destination Zero, it is revealed that Bill Sangster, who was meant to die in the Mornington Crescent explosion, is a serial killer known as Jack the Ripper and has killed at least five people within four months. His first victim after the explosion that was meant to kill Bill, Annie Chapman was killed a day later. He would then died shortly after 5 days. This would imply Annie was going to die of some unknown cause that very night Bill died.

Suicide[]

If it's not your time to die, Death won't let you kill yourself. This happened to Eugene Dix and George Lanter. It was also tested by Carter Horton when he wanted to "gain control" of his life (and it was turn to die at this moment). He drove his car quickly through the traffic trying to kill himself (he would probably kill Clear, Alex and Billy too), but stopped on train tracks waiting for the train to claim his life. Eventually he said "its not my time to die", and unsuccessfully tried to start his car. However, it's revealed in Final Destination 5 that if it's not your time to die, you can't commit suicide, but the other survivors may be able to kill you. This cannot be proven, since Peter didn't succeed in taking Molly's life, and that it was Peter's turn to die anyway.

In a deleted scene of Final Destination 2, Kimberly Corman drove a car through chaotic traffic and wasn't harmed by them. In a deleted scene of The Final Destination, Janet Cunningham walked through a street and wasn't harmed.

In Final Destination 3, Ian McKinley had a theory that involves Newton's 3rd law of motion (every action has an equal & opposite reaction): if the last person on the list committed suicide, then the rest of the survivors would truly beat Death's design. However, as last one on the list, Wendy Christensen never listened to Ian anyway, it's unknown whether or not Ian's idea is true. However, in an alternate ending of The Final Destination, the last one on the list, Nick O'Bannon thought he could defeat death by committing suicide.

He jumped out of the mall and landed on a police car and was killed. Nick's action revealed the result of Ian's theory. After Nick's death, Lori Milligan and Janet Cunningham who were the only survivors left on the list, were crushed by an air conditioning unit. This shows that even if the last person on the list kills themselves, the rest of the survivors still can't beat Death. However, seeing as this happened in an alternate ending, it's not meant to be considered canon.

Also in an alternate ending for Final Destination. Alex Browning ended up committing suicide by sacrificing himself in order to save Clear Rivers. In that ending both Clear Rivers and Carter Horton ended up living, however, it should be noted that Clear was pregnant with hers and Alex's baby thus bringing in the "new life" rule into effect so thus it is unknown if it was Alex's suicide/sacrifice or the new life that saved them (not to mention that this ending is not canon at all). It's also worth mentioning that if one of Death's targets gives birth, the child will simply be added to the list.^[3]

In Final Destination: Looks Could Kill, Sherry Pulaski tries to commit suicide by hanging, but Death breaks the chair before she can put herself on the noose.

Initial Lists[]

These are Death's original lists from the entire series as they played out in each of the visionaries' premonitions.

Movie Lists[]

Final Destination[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death	Death Scene
1.	Tod Waggner	Head struck by falling radio	Final Destination - Flight 180-2
2.	Terry Chaney	Incinerated in Flight 180 explosion
3.	Valerie Lewton
4.	Carter Horton
5.	Billy Hitchcock
6.	Alex Browning
7.	Clear Rivers

Final Destination 2[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death	Death Scene
1.	Thomas Burke	Obliterated through windshield by log	Final Destination 2 (2003) - premonition of a deadly pileup, caused by a semi carrying logs
2.	Eugene Dix	Crushed between motorcycle and log
3.	Rory Peters	Hit by Garbage Truck and incinerated in car exploson
4.	Kat Jennings	Neck snapped in SUV rollover
5.	Nora Carpenter	Incinerated in car explosion upon impact with log
6.	Tim Carpenter	Incinerated in car explosion upon impact with log
7.	Evan Lewis	Hit by Truck from Hell and incinerated in car explosion
8-10.	Shaina, Frankie, and Dano
11.	Kimberly Corman

Final Destination 3[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death	Death Scene
1.	Ashley Freund	Thrown from roller coaster and fell to death	Final Destination 3 Roller Coaster Crash
2.	Ashlyn Halperin
3.	Frankie Cheeks
4.	Lewis Romero	Thrown from roller coaster and spine snapped against support beam
5.	Ian McKinley	Fell to death^[4]
6.	Erin Ulmer
7.	Julie Christensen
8.	Perry Malinowski
9.	Kevin Fischer	Bisected through waist by broken support beam
10.	Wendy Christensen	Thrown from roller coaster and fell to death

The Final Destination[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death	Death Scene
1.	Nadia Monroy	Decapitated by flying race car tire	Final Destination 4 (2009) - Auto race accident premonition phenomena unfolds in Nick's brain
2.	Carter Daniels	Bisected through waist by flying race car hood
3.	Samantha Lane	Crushed by flying race car engine
4.	Andy Kewzer	Impaled through back of head by broken wooden bleacher seat
5.	Jonathan Groves	Crushed by Car 11
6-7.	Hunt Wynorski and Janet Cunningham	Crushed by falling concrete
8.	George Lanter	Incinerated in Car 11 explosion
9.	Lori Milligan	Incinerated in Car 11 explosion
10.	Nick O'Bannon	Thrown back by Car 11 explosion and impaled through torso by metal rebar

Final Destination 5[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death	Death Scene
1.	Candice Hooper	Fell from bridge and Impaled though back by boat sailmast	Final Destination 5 Bridge Collapse (1080p)-2
2.	Isaac Palmer	Died after getting stuck in falling bus and crushed upon impact with water
3.	Olivia Castle	Crushed by a falling car after fell from North Bay Bridge
4.	Nathan Sears	Obliterated by swinging cable anchor
5.	Dennis Lapman	Smoldered by hot tar and fell to death
6.	Peter Friedkin	Impaled throughout the body and head by metal rebar
7.	Sam Lawton	Bisected through chest by metal sheet

Final Destination Bloodlines[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death	Death Scene
1–17.	17 dancing guests, including Mavis Martin	Fell to death through shattered glass floor	Final Destination Bloodlines - Skyview Restaurant Scene [1][2]
18.	Paul Campbell	Fell headfirst on a broken support beam
19-?	At least 25 opening event attendees, including Beatrice Fuller, Evie Bludworth, Chuck, and Kyle Aaron	Incinerated in a gas explosion
?	At least 3 guests	Burned alive following gas explosion
?	1 restaurant chef and 5 guests, including Bradley Fitz	Fell to death through crumbling stairwell
?	Maitre d'	Bisected between elevator doors by a collapsing elevator cabin
?	Chet, 1 restaurant chef, and 20 guests, including Mr. Fuller	Fell to death while inside the elevator
?	At least 1 guest	Burned alive following gas explosion
?-179.	Daphne Wo	Crushed against glass window by sliding piano
180-197.	18 guests	Fell to death through windows shattered by piano
198.	Alfred Milano	Crushed by falling piano
199.	Iris Campbell	Impaled through the neck by sharp debris
200.	William Bludworth	Fell to death

Novel Lists[]

Final Destination: Dead Reckoning[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	Sebastian Lebecque	Crushed by falling debris
2.	Amber	Crushed by falling girder
3.	Charlie Delgado	Crushed by falling girder
4.	Marina Hewlett	Impaled in the chest by flying drumstick
5.	Macy	Crushed by falling girder
6.	Ben	Bludgeoned by falling concrete
7.	Eric Prescott	Bisected through waist by compacting glass window
8.	Jamie	Struck by falling concrete and fell from gantry
9.	Jessica Golden	Crushed by falling girder

Final Destination: Destination Zero[]

Mornington Crescent explosion[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	Matthew Upton	Died in gas explosion
2.	Hector Barnes
3.	Jane Stanley
4.	Andrew Caine
5.	Stewart Tubbs
6.	Bill Sangster
7.	Juliet Collins

South Hill Metroline bombing[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	Hal Ward	Died in subway bombing
2.	Zack Halloran
3.	Susan Fries
4.	Al Kinsey
5.	Will Sax
6.	Patricia Fuller

Final Destination: End of the Line[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	Rinoka Aratsu	Bisected through chest by flying train door
2.	Peter Hoffman	Head crushed by flying train door
3.	Jack Cohen	Died in subway train collision
4.	Mary-Beth Bradbury	Died in subway train collision
5.	Bodil Raden	Face sheared apart by metal fragment
6.	James Barker	Died in subway train collision
7.	Danny King	Struck by unknown object
8.	Louise King	Died in subway train collision

Final Destination: Dead Man's Hand[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	Tom Gaines	Crushed against glass pane by elevator passengers
2.	Allie Goodwin-Gaines	Thrown from elevator and fell to death
3.	Shawna Engels
4.	Warren Ackerman
5.	Arlen Ploog	Died in elevator collapse

Final Destination: Looks Could Kill[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	Ruby	Drowned after falling from Coral Clipper
2.	Shirelle Edelstein	Drowned in pool after getting pinned by giant speaker
3.	Darla	Impaled through nose by glass straw
4.	Rosemarie Dupree	Crushed by falling buffet table
5.	William Simms	Drowned after falling from Coral Clipper
6.	Gunter Nonhoff
7.	Abigail Foster
8.	Stephanie Pulaski	Drowned after being dragged underwater by Coral Clipper

Final Destination: Death of the Senses[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	Amy Tom	Throat slit by John Doe
2.	Chelsea Cox	Eyes removed and murdered by John Doe
3.	Dawson Donahue	Nose cut off and murdered by John Doe
4.	Katie Astin	Hands cut off and murdered by John Doe
5.	Joshua Cornell III	Ears cut off and murdered by John Doe
6.	Dominique Swann	Tongue removed and murdered by John Doe
7.	Jack Curtis	Murdered by John Doe

Comic Lists[]

Final Destination: Sacrifice[]

Bus Terminal Pileup[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	The unnamed narrator	Drowned in a body of water

Factory Explosion[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	"Factory Worker 1"	Died in factory explosion
2.	"Factory Worker 2"
3.	"Factory Worker 3"
4.	"Factory Worker 4"
5.	The unnamed narrator	Covered by molten steel and burned alive

Gas 1-80 Explosion[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	Chuck Peters	Incinerated in Gas 1-80 Explosion
2-5.	Emma, Billy, and the narrator's two unnamed daughters
6.	The unnamed narrator

Final Destination: Spring Break[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death
1.	Kris	Incinerated in Hotel Grand Tzolk'in explosion
2.	Katie	Crushed by falling Mayan statue
3.	Gino	Died in Hotel Grand Tzolk'in explosion
4.	Dreena
5.	Jeremy
6.	Amanda
7.	Matt	Incinerated in Hotel Grand Tzolk'in explosion
8.	Jake	Incinerated in Hotel Grand Tzolk'in explosion
9.	Bryan	Impaled through spine by flying wooden shrapnel
10.	Carly Hagan	Died in Hotel Grand Tzolk'in explosion

Resulting Lists[]

These are the list of deaths and failed attempts made after Death's design was thwarted in each of the Final Destination films, novels, and comics. Stats about their survival rates are included as well.

Movie Lists[]

Final Destination[]

Position	Name	Cause of Death	Fate	Death/Skip Scene
Casualty	286 Other Flight 180 Passengers	Died in Flight 180 Explosion	Died	Final Destination (2000) - After Plane Crash - 31kash Movie Clips
1-7.	Survivors	Almost died in Flight 180 explosion	Skipped, saved by Alex
1.	Tod Waggner	Nearly slipped and strangled/electrocuted by radio wire	Avoided death, as he stepped away in time	Tod Waggner Death Scene - Final Destination (Premonição) HD
1.	Tod Waggner	Slipped and strangled by clothesline in a hair-conditioner slippery bathtub	Died	Tod Waggner Death Scene - Final Destination (Premonição) HD
2.	Terry Chaney	Hit and splattered by speeding bus	Died	Terry Chaney Death Scene - Final Destination (Premonição) HD
3.	Valerie Lewton	Impaled in the chest by falling kitchen knife	Died	Valerie Lewton Death Scene - Final Destination (Premonição)
4.	Carter Horton	Nearly incinerated in a car explosion after his car was hit by a train	Skipped, saved by Alex	Final Destination - The Train Path
5.	Billy Hitchcock	Decapitated through jawline by flying car wreckage shot by loose chain from train	Died	Final Destination - The Train Path
6.	Clear Rivers^[5]	Nearly impaled by metal clothesline pole	Avoided death, as the clothesline pole missed her head	Final Destination - Alex Saves Clear (2000) Full HD
		Nearly electrocuted in pool water by broken power line	Avoided death, saved herself
		Nearly fell from roof into electrocuted water
		Nearly electrocuted by exploding TV and lamps
		Nearly electrocuted by car door handle and powerline	Avoided death, warned by Alex
		Nearly electrocuted by powerline while inside car	Avoided death, saved herself
		Nearly incinerated in car explosion caused by burning Gas canister	Skipped, sacrificed and saved by Alex
7.	Alex Browning^[5]	Electrocuted by loose powerline	Avoided death, as he survived the electrocution
		Nearly hit by bus	Avoided death, saved himself and warned by Clear	Carter Horton Death Scene - Final Destination (Premonição) HD
		Nearly struck by swinging Le Cáfe Miro 81 sign	Skipped, saved by Carter
4.	Carter Horton	Crushed by swinging Le Cáfe Miro 81 sign	Died
6.	Clear Rivers	Avoided death dozens of times	Either avoided death or skipped
7.	Alex Browning	Bludgeoned by a falling brick	Died
6.	Clear Rivers	Nearly impaled by swinging canoe	Avoided death, saved herself
6.	Clear Rivers	Incinerated in the Lakeview Hospital oxygen explosion	Died	Eugene Dix and Clear Rivers Death Scene - Final Destination 2 (Premonição 2) HD

Overall, the best at surviving was Clear Rivers. While both Alex and Clear were able to skip death dozens of times between them, Alex eventually died first, with Clear surviving a few more near-death experiences. Out of the seven survivors, only Clear Rivers, Alex Browning, and Carter Horton managed to skip death at least once, making for a 3:7 ratio, or 57% of the survivors dying first time.