Rory Peters

Rory Peters was a heavy drug user and one of the survivors of the Route 23 pile-up in Final Destination 2.

Rory was the fifth survivor of Route 23 to die.

Biography
Rory lived somewhere in New York. Before the accident Rory traveled to Paris, France on a vacation. While there, Rory planned to visit a movie theater, but after witnessing Carter Horton's death he decided to go home instead, and avoided his own death after the theater collapsed on the guests. Although Rory frequently underestimates the seriousness of the situation, among all of the survivors, he is helpful to Kimberly Corman and Thomas Burke.

Final Destination 2
Rory is driving in his car, when Kimberly Corman has a premonition of a pile-up on Route 23. She blocks the road to prevent the other drivers from entering the highway. Moments later the accident occurs just as Kimberly predicted and several other people are killed. Rory is later brought to the police station, where he jokes bout the possibility of Death still coming after the survivors.

Later on, he attends a group meeting at Officer Burke's apartment while safe proofing the house, he sees a shadow of what appears to be man with hooks, foreshadowing Nora Carpenter's death. After she is killed, the other survivors leave to find Isabella Hudson. Along the way their car suffers a blowout and the crash onto a nearby farm.

Death
Rory attempts to help out an injured Eugene Dix until the paramedics arrive, and later saves a young man from getting run over by a speeding news van. Rory shows his serious side for the first time when he emotionally asks Kim to hid is drugs, and anything that would break his mothers heart if he dies. He then walks off to do more drugs. After Kat Jenning dies, she drops her cigarette and it rolls over into a trail of gas leading to the news van. When the fire reaches the van, it explodes and hurls a wired fence towards Rory. Just as he looks up, the wires slice through his body, cutting off his left arm shortly before his body falls apart into three pieces.