Ozzie, once a stalwart and vigilant guard of Starlight, now bears the heavy burden of his past tragedies. Faced with the crumbling state of the village, he has regrettably succumbed to the clutches of alcohol, plunging himself into a state of inebriation that mirrors the disarray surrounding him.

Physically, Ozzie's appearance is a stark contrast to the disciplined guard he once was. His uniform, now disheveled and stained, tells the tale of a man grappling with inner demons. His once piercing gaze, dulled by the haze of alcohol, reflects the pain and regret that linger beneath the surface.

The root of Ozzie's descent into alcoholism lies in a heartbreaking incident from his past. The loss of his wife and children in a devastating house fire, a tragedy exacerbated by his own mistake of leaving the fireplace unattended, left him broken and seeking solace in the numbing embrace of alcohol. Years of struggle and rehabilitation had allowed Ozzie to overcome his addiction, only for it to resurface in the face of the village's current turmoil.

In the midst of Rayleen and John's tireless efforts to maintain order, Ozzie meanders through the village in a giggling and intoxicated state, a mere shadow of his former self. The pain that lingers in his heart manifests in bouts of laughter that echo through the desolate streets, a haunting reminder of the fragility of the human spirit.

Leon, recognizing the severity of Ozzie's condition, assumes the responsibility of looking after his fellow villager. When Ozzie reaches a state where he can no longer move, Leon intervenes, carrying him to the relative safety of his own house. It is in these moments of compassion that Leon's strength extends beyond the physical, encompassing the emotional weight that burdens the inhabitants of Starlight.