Zoey Zoey and Rochelle will often exclaim to each other how they are relieved to find another woman still alive.This relationship is carried over as Rochelle and Francis were featured during the Summer camp sale on Steam, pulling pranks on other video game characters together. his ribald comment about playing shirts and skins with the women playing skins) is open to generous inference. However, whether this is genuine affection or merely sexual lust on Francis' part (e.g. Character dialog makes it obvious that Francis is infatuated with Rochelle and she may have developed reciprocal feelings for Francis. Francis Rochelle seems to like Francis, and for the most part, they get along fine and they apparently share a hatred for "stuff" although there is some tension between them when, for example, Rochelle insults Francis's vest.Rochelle and Francis with eggs and rolls of toilet paper during the Summer Sale. When Nick teases Rochelle about "playing hard to get," with Francis, she responds by telling Nick, "He is better looking than you," which could be construed as indicating that Rochelle has at least entertained the idea of a romance with Nick, though nothing ever seems to come of it. Rochelle then asks the others if they would like to put that to a vote. During a discussion about getting another car, Ellis defends Nick, saying that while he thinks Francis is cool, he is not about to trade him for Nick. In The Passing when Nick makes comments about Ellis missing his chance with Zoey, Rochelle states that out of the two women still alive, at least one hates him, which might mean there are limits to her patience. There are a few small hints that there might be some sort of attraction between them.
Rochelle will ask Nick about their odds of survival, and say the long odds "sound about right." She also sides with Nick when Ellis yells at him for killing the pilot of the rescue helicopter. You were good to me." They share in common a realistic outlook of the outbreak, which helps them identify more with each other. She yells at him less during friendly fire incidents and mourns him the most when he dies, saying such things as "I'll miss you, Nick. Despite momentary interpersonal differences, Nick and Rochelle appear to get on better together than they do with Coach and Ellis.
Coach often calls her "girl" and "little sister." She encourages him when he says he is hurt, and oftentimes tries to cheer him up with amusing or encouraging responses. Coach Rochelle and Coach have a warm, friendly relationship, much like Zoey and Bill from Left 4 Dead.She is portrayed as sensible, levelheaded, and kind to everybody and as possessing a dry sense of humor that comes out, for example, in relation to the ostensible artistic and performance merits of the Midnight Riders and Jimmy Gibbs Jr. Socially, she is also the character who gets the most congenial response from outsiders such as Francis and Whitaker. Rochelle plays the role of the "big sister" of the group, and almost everyone treats her with generous respect.