They were married for years and had a son named Joseph. Although no one knew that he was uninjured, he used the opportunity to give up football so that he could be with with Audrey, since she hated the sport. But what could have become a promising career quickly dies after a near fatal car accident involving his girlfriend and future wife, Audrey. When he reached the age of 20, Dunn pursued a career as an aspiring football player at the Philadelphia University.

As a result of the trauma he endured, Dunn had become aqua-phobic. Since the incident, safety precautions around the school's pool area became more strict and the story became an urban legend between kids for years. Little is known about his past except that he almost died when two bullies nearly drowned him in a pool at his school. After coming into contact with Elijah Price, David began to embrace his abilities, becoming a superhero named, ' The Overseer'ĭavid Dunn was born in Philadelphia in 1960. As he returns home from an unsuccessful job interview in New York City, David's train crashes, killing the other 131 passengers, while he is the only survivor, sustaining no injuries. David Dunn was a football prodigy sought out by professional teams, but later in life, he finds himself in a dying marriage with his college sweetheart, Audrey, much to the distress of their son Joseph, and working as security guard at a football stadium. Dunn is a former college football prodigy, who, in Unbreakable, is a security guard with supernatural abilities. Glass in Unbreakableĭavid Dunn is the overall main protagonist of the Eastrail 177 film trilogy, serving as the main protagonist of the 2000 film Unbreakable, a cameo character in the 2017 film Split and the overarching protagonist of the 2019 film Glass.

A person put here to protect the rest of us. Davis Duffield (young) ' If there is someone like me in the world, and I'm at one end of the spectrum, couldn't there be someone else the opposite of me at the other end? Someone who doesn't get hurt, who doesn't get hurt like the rest of us? And he probably doesn't even know it- the kind of person these stories are about.

Death by Arrogance by Bruce E. Dunn