Telcott is a child character within a tight-knit trio alongside Al and Chay, bound by their shared zeal for scavenging military relics and dissecting the nuances of the ongoing war. Though less assertive, he often defers to Chay’s lead while participating in their playful antics. His chubby frame and distinctive ponytail mark his physical presence.

At a tense school assembly after a catastrophic event, Telcott’s inattention stands out as he casually snacks, oblivious to the solemn address. When Chay attempts to lift Al’s spirits by speculating about another imminent conflict, Telcott interjects with eager suggestions—proposing hunts for live ammunition or bartering with soldiers for rations. These remarks underscore his childlike naivety, framing war as an adventurous game rather than a harrowing reality.

Telcott’s background remains unexplored beyond these instances, with no expansion into other storylines or media. His narrative contributions emerge solely through group interactions, reflecting his role as a follower whose limited but pointed dialogue reinforces the trio’s misguided perception of violence.