Nat is one of the main characters in The Sun Vanished. She is a survivor in the apocalypse alongside TSV, Tucker and Danyon.
Nat also runs Lost Sun News, which is a news outlet dedicated to a survival guide on how to survive the Invasion. The account also acts as a source for other survivors to share their experiences to spread the news.
Since the disappearance of TSV, Nat has taken over the original @TheSunVanished account.
Early Life[]
Not much is known about Nat's life before the apocalypse. Supposedly, Nat lived a rather normal life with her mother and father.
However, when Tucker visits Nat to retrieve her, Tucker explains her place to be a 'shithole', which may imply that she grew up in poor conditions or the conditions of her house has fallen poorly.
Personality[]
Nat, when first introduced, seems to be a very kind-hearted individual. She was 14, so still finding out everything about the world. She is described as courageous and outgoing but also naïve, as she puts herself into situations commonly and doesn't seem to get the full picture sometimes. When interviewing others, she keeps a rather formal tone, as she is very serious about the situation and is more than willing to explain her situation or others.
Her personality seems to take a very sharp turn when she is forced with the decision of leaving her house with her mother. It is unspecified what has happened to her parents. Her father is deceased and so is her mother, assuming that Nat has had to kill her parents. During this time when she is with Tucker, she expresses that she wishes to be alone and remains independent for now. She has experienced and expressed feelings of hopelessness during the whole situation, as well as getting angry at Tucker for hovering over her constantly.
Trivia[]
- Nat originally has met Tucker through interviewing him. This is how they first meet each other.
- Nat lived with Tucker for about 9-10 months, as seen by the tweets she posts. She snuck away around December 2019/January 2020.
- Nat's birthday is October 6th. She states this in a tweet of hers, stating 'happy birthday to me'.
- Occasionally, Nat is referred to with they/them pronouns. Whether or not she canonically goes by she/her or they/them is up to interpretation.