Andrew Monday

Andrew Monday is the son of Maggie Monday and Stubbs, grandson of Otis Monday, mayor of Punchbowl and the main antagonist of Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse.

'''Everyone in America knows the story of the old farmer and his young daughter who found baby Andrew in a picnic basket by the side of the road how his boyish curiosity propelled him to the forefront of technological innovation and the enviable position of world's richest man. Now he wants to give something back to the world. Punchbowl is his greatest triumph and a beacon guiding the rest of the world toward a better future. Mr. Monday will be available all day at various functions all around the city.'''

Appearance
Andrew wears a black suit with a black tie and he has brown hair

History
Born in the Great Depession, Andrew became a successful industrialist in the fledgling technology sector, amassing a fortune worth billions while still in his twenties. After World War II, the now-established monopolist met Dr. Hermann Wye, a famous former Nazi scientist who he convinced to help build his dream city.

Opening Ceremony
He was first seen while giving a speech in the opening ceremony with his mother.

He later makes an announcement from city hall during the Sacking of Punchbowl, urging citizens to remain calm, telling them that these "minor calamaties" are but a passing phase, noticably only voicing dismay for the millions of property damage the zombie outbreak has caused him.

When Stubbs breaches the inner sanctum of the city hall, Andrew attempts to kill him with his raygun, but is stopped by Maggie, who recognizes Stubbs as her former lover and Andrew's biological father. Reunited, Stubbs then eats her brain, leading an enraged Andrew to swear revenge and attack him. Following Stubbs' victory, the son is spared on the wishes of a now zombified Maggie and instead left behind as the military bombs Punchbowl.

Trivia

 * The narrator at the opening cutscene says that he is a orphan even though his mother is still alive. This is due to the fictional origin story he was given as a foundling, rather than a child born out of wedlock.