In the film adaptation, Tank made uncredited appearances during Squad 53's training montages and in deleted scenes. When Cassie Sullivan plugged into Wonderland, she absorbed the consciousness and memories of everyone that had been tapped into it including Tank's. Columbia Pictures By Stacy Dooks / J12:09 pm EST By the ending of the 2016 J Blakeson film 'The 5th Wave,' to say humanity's future is grim would be a gross understatement. He was soon replaced in the squad by Ringer. He was later found dead in the P & D level by the squad. Flintstone had to grab Tank when he pulled out his gun in the midst of his rant. He argued that they already were as good as dead because they couldn't fight them. Tank had suddenly ' lost' it when talk of the Others came up and he ranted about how The Others had to know where they were and what they were doing. However he never did and Ben believed it was because he actually looked forward to their nightly prayers. He and Zombie were often at odds and he threatened to spill the beans about Nugget going to Ben's bed at night to pray. Tank became mad at Ben for ruining their times in their drills because he went back to help Nugget and says that he should've left him behind. When Sam was brought into the squad, Tank, along with Flintstone, went out of their way to verbally tease him as well as Ben for how close the two of them were. He had lost his mind or 'gone Dorothy' and was promptly killed. He was one of the more rough and unpleasant people at the camp and shares some animosity with Ben Parish/Zombie. He has been described as the squad's quick-tempered farmboy. Pam Evan Walker Grace Constance The Priest Cat Lady Ringer went through an alien process that made her become a Silencer herself. Flynn McHugh Tank is a survivor of the waves and was brought to Camp Haven where he became a member of Squad 53. 'The Others' (as referred to by Cassie Sullivan), sometimes called the 'Silencers', are the hostile alien beings and the main antagonists of The 5th Wave trilogy.
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