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[HighMoon]

Just finished All That Remains. Loved it, lots of tense moments. The death of Omid was a shocker, but I'm glad the girl that shot him got killed in turn. I felt bad for the dog, despite it attacking me (might have something to do with me being a dog owner irl), so I put it out of it's misery. Hoping Christa isn't dead, though I've no idea where she could be now if she survived.

As for the new group, most of them seem nice enough (particularly Luke and Pete), but Rebecca is a bit of a b*tch. Judging by the episode 3 screen (Clem protecting Rebecca) they are going to make us care more for her though, so we'll see how that goes. Sarah seems a nice enough girl, if a bit odd. I get the feeling I'm going to regret making a promise to her. Carlos is alright, obviously extremely protective of his daughter, he might take a bit of warming up to. I accepted Nick's apology, trying to stay on people's good sides for now. Ended up helping Pete, despite seeing that he was bitten.

Can't wait for ep. 2 to come out, might be a little while though.

[bFootball]

I reckon we will eventually become friends with Rebecca and, this being TWD universe, she will die soon after. I believe her baby will be a boy and we will get to choose the name. Lee will be one of the choices.

[Cerbrus operative]

Who is willing to bet that this is the body of Lee




The shirt color of that body is actually the same as Lee

[Zazzerka]

I'd be more inclined to believe it if there were a bullet hole in the skeleton's skull.

But that would be canonizing the last decision you make.

[HiddenInWar]

The skull formation (i.e. forehead texture) look exactly like him 

But that's probably looking too much into it.

[J4N3_M3]

Cthulhu42 wrote...

Eh, Lori wasn't terrible, but "likable" may be pushing things a bit. I find it hard to get past the "got knocked up by another man" thing - largely why I dislike Rebecca (well, that and her being a huge b**ch towards Clem).

But yes, Andrea is awesome.

I felt that Lori wasn't really a well fleshed out character in the comic books either. All she did was be pregnant, have the kid, and be mad at Rick all the time. They did the same with Maggie later on. she is so badass in the show but in the comic books she's quite weird. I like Andrea a lot in the comic books. She doesn't take sh!t from anyone and can look out for herself. I think the worst character in the comic books where I  was realy glad when she finally died was Carol. I wanted to slap her almost all the time. Such a dependent person. The whole thing with her proposing to Lori and Rick was so effed up. 

[TEWR]

A dog, when pressured, are instinctful,

Some people would say humans are just the same. It's an actual belief some people adhere to, historically.

Shooting it could draw walker attention (then again so can it's continued whimpering though one could argue that at least could draw the walkers towards it and away from Clem)

Clem doesn't have a gun at that point, so shooting's moot anyway. The only weapon she has is the knife, and short of picking up the tree limb and bashing the dog's head in (which I don't even think there's a guarantee it'd work the first time. Clem's had bad luck bashing peoples' brains in on the first try).

So I can agree that Clem is not obligated to put the dog out of its misery. At the same time however, I also DISagree with it. Although it's not human (ignoring my personal beliefs on animal intellect) she is obligated to kill it in one sense to adhere to a mentality that although the world is cruel, letting it change you into a cruel person is not the way to go.

Particularly if Lee has done the same thing (St. John brothers).

[TEWR]

Liamv2 wrote...

Well I saved Doug because I (foolishly) thought that I could save both. Since Doug seemed to be in the most trouble I saved him first.

I saved Carley, but I had to wonder why she didn't use her heel as an improv weapon and stab the walker grabbing her in the eye. Might've gone deep enough.

Or not. Then again, it'd be a gamble just getting to the eye without meeting the teeth. Still, she could've beaten the thing's head with something. Like the gun!

Or Clementine could've given her more bullets just as she gave Lee a hammer. And when all you have is a hammer.

Sounds about right.
But Doug can be pretty useful; he does set up a working alarm system on the motel.

I found that problematic though. While nifty, it's going to alert any nearby walkers to it anyway and seems sort of self-defeating, particularly if a horde is moving through. Walkers act in a herd mentality. If one goes off in the distance, another will assume it senses something and follow suit. And so on and so forth (Kirkman confirmed this in an interview, I believe).

Really, it seems more geared to just warning people of their impending deaths, as opposed to impending danger. Unless you have say... a tank nearby. Or anything else that can sufficiently mow down Walkers (like in the third Resident Evil movie).

Not to mention that if the group is alerted and uses guns, that just alerts MORE walkers.

It's really only useful for the living, I think. Having a sharpshooter keep a look-out is better.

Liamv2 wrote...

How do you know that water is safe to drink? In the middle of a zombie apocalypse anything could be in that water.

Though time consuming, boiling it would work wouldn't it?

[TEWR]

Zazzerka wrote...

I'd be more inclined to believe it if there were a bullet hole in the skeleton's skull.

But that would be canonizing the last decision you make.

Could be something seen if Lee was left as a Walker. Although he was handcuffed to the radiator, given time struggles might cause him to have lost his other hand. It is cutting through the flesh after all, and his is getting rather doughy the longer he's there.

More then likely though it's just a reuse of assets, as was previously suggested.

(Lee lives in my personal headcanon, and his story continues past there though)

[vortex216]

My Clementine is a little quiet. She is still a caring person, and wants to form a connection with another human being, but she also doesn't want to risk losing another loved one. So, she mostly listens. I'm not saying that she won't talk, she will if there is a point. Although, Luke has gotten her to open up a little.

Clem saved the guy who wasn't bit for obvious reasons, gave the dying man water, tried to feed the dog, and tried to save Christa

I think that Lilly is the one who Clem "thought was dead." Sure it could be Kenny, but... it would've have to been a miracle and a half for him to survive.

[IllusiveManJr]

It's finally out? Will have to look for it when I get home.

[Mr.House]

simfamSP wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

simfamSP wrote...

I'm at the battle now, I can't wait to see if what Mr.House said about Hershel is true.

Ooh, the war on the prison. I can't wait to see your reaction to how all that goes down.

It was brilliant, I have no idea why the show even attempted to change it. What was the point of it all if the Guv'ner's arch was barely expanded? They just kept him as a villain for no damn reason. (Though I do prefer the Guv'ner's character in the show. Far more creepy.)

I enjoyed the way he was killed, it was poetic justice if anything. But Lilly, it seems, is going to be an important character in volume 2 if she oh-so-suddenly introduced. Unless Kirkman is like 'nah, I just wanted a random girl called Lilly to kill the guy.'

Oh, and poor Tyreese :-( he was mah ****, my bro, my NFL kick-ass hammer slaying black-thor-like character. Seriously, he was awesome.

I wonder how they caught him though, must have shot his legs. The guy was huge and an ex-NFL player, crap he might have been, I'm sure the dude would've been very hard to catch and pin down.

Oh! Michonne and Andrea being badass as usual. It's funny that the two most hated characters in the show (Lori Andrea) are actually likeable in the comics.

What really pissed me off in the show was the massive changes to how Hershel dies(his death in the comic was much better because of his final words and what leads up to it), Tyreese and the Governors death(then again they changed way to much of him even his race in the TV show). Typical HBO changing stuff for teh drama!

[TEWR]

vortex216 wrote...

My Clementine is a little quiet. She is still a caring person, and wants to form a connection with another human being, but she also doesn't want to risk losing another loved one. So, she mostly listens. I'm not saying that she won't talk, she will if there is a point. Although, Luke has gotten her to open up a little.

Clem saved the guy who wasn't bit for obvious reasons, gave the dying man water, tried to feed the dog, and tried to save Christa

I think that Lilly is the one who Clem "thought was dead." Sure it could be Kenny, but... it would've have to been a miracle and a half for him to survive.

Kenny's mustache shields him from all injuries. That is why Katjaa and Duck died. They had no mustache of their own to save them.

[spirosz]

That is not Lee, Lee is alive damnit.

[Mr.House]

vortex216 wrote...

My Clementine is a little quiet. She is still a caring person, and wants to form a connection with another human being, but she also doesn't want to risk losing another loved one. So, she mostly listens. I'm not saying that she won't talk, she will if there is a point. Although, Luke has gotten her to open up a little.

Clem saved the guy who wasn't bit for obvious reasons, gave the dying man water, tried to feed the dog, and tried to save Christa

 

Why did you save the guy who didn't need help?

[bFootball]

Just played through the ep again, did anyone else realize you can get the bandages from Alvin, if you tap on the window? I didn't.

[Mr.House]

bFootball wrote...

Just played through the ep again, did anyone else realize you can get the bandages from Alvin, if you tap on the window? I didn't.

And a juice box!

[HiddenInWar]

Speaking of Alvin, I predict that as the episodes progress, Rebecca will warm up to us and we'll start caring about her more (if the ep. 3 title card says anything).