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[Serza]

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Even with knowing we would return to the proper timeline that choice still made me stop in my tracks and think. A really hard decision to make

 

Definitely. I knew I'd do what I did, but still was stopped dead in my tracks, and used the "I'd rather dodge this choice" option.

[CrazyRah]

Definitely. I knew I'd do what I did, but still was stopped dead in my tracks, and used the "I'd rather dodge this choice" option.

 

Absolutely one of those moments where one stop and really examine beliefs and what one think. Always appreciative when it happens!

[Serza]

Absolutely one of those moments where one stop and really examine beliefs and what one think. Always appreciative when it happens!

 

Yes. This particular choice is somewhat ... controversial, I think - and even though it's completely irrelevant in the greater scope of things (within thirty seconds, it ceases to matter) it's... well, for me, it was an important one. Regardless of the fact it doesn't matter in the end.

[TobiTobsen]

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Jefferson you asshat! Not my waifu!

 

 

I see a "Butterfly Effect" ending coming. All this omnious **** happening in Arcadia Bay since Max started using her powers? Can't be a coincidence.

I'm pretty sure we will end up in that bathroom again with a dead Chloe, my broken heart, a Max with knowledge that can bring down Jefferson and the Prescots and a city that not gets devastated without Max power use.

[von uber]

I'm about half-way through so far, thoroughly enjoying it.

 

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I killed Chloe.

 

 

[KaiserShep]

Stupid feels. Why you gotta play me like this? 

[TobiTobsen]

Stupid feels. Why you gotta play me like this? 

 

That's the thing with the feels: They get us all. Every damn time.

 

[Serza]

Yeah. It's not a joke when I say I got shot in my feels. Life is Strange has one hell of a caliber.

[Hellamarian]

Yes. This particular choice is somewhat ... controversial, I think - and even though it's completely irrelevant in the greater scope of things (within thirty seconds, it ceases to matter) it's... well, for me, it was an important one. Regardless of the fact it doesn't matter in the end.

 

I hope I'm not the only one who chose not to do it.

 

I'm about half-way through so far, thoroughly enjoying it.

 

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I killed Chloe.

 

Don't feel bad.

 

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Jefferson kills her too.

[TobiTobsen]

Don't feel bad.

 

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Jefferson kills her too.

 

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[Funkcase]

I really must ask, as I don't think anybody else has as of yet...

 

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Did anyone else rewind multiple times just to keep watching Nathan getting his ass handed to him by Warren? :')

 

[TobiTobsen]

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I'm still asking myself: What kind of relationship is going on between the Prescots and Jefferson? Does Sean Prescot think he build that stuff for Nathan and not some third person? Is Nathan just a useful tool and scapegoat?

 

Or is there some kind of deal? And if there is... what is Jeffersons part in it? I mean... that bunker alone was worth 1,2 million bucks. Gotta be some awesome counterperformance to justify such a big ammount of money.

[Iakus]

I really must ask, as I don't think anybody else has as of yet...

 

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Did anyone else rewind multiple times just to keep watching Nathan getting his ass handed to him by Warren? :')

 

Twice 

[TobiTobsen]

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WTF

 

 

Just saw that somebody on the Steam forum predicted that already in February... wtf. Certainly hit me unprepared.

 

 

Mark Jefferson is a serial killer, and his latest (or soon to be latest) victim is Rachel Amber.

A few things we know:

-Rachel and Jefferson apparently slept together, according to Stella.

-Just before Rachel disappeared, she met someone that changed her life.

-Someone is collecting big red binders on a number of females, the latest of which is focused on Rachel Amber. There are 6 of these binders, Rachel Amber's being the latest, and all 6 appear to have a female name on them ( i could make out Suzie, Lynn, Kelly and then Rachel)

-Jefferson is a famous successful and skilled photographer. He could likely be anywhere he wanted, doing anything he wanted, and making lots of money. But here he is, in small town Oregon, being a high school teacher.

Now, if you think back to Jefferson's photography class lecture during the opening of the game, you'll remember there's a portion regarding Diane Arbus and her attempt to capture 'tortured humanity'. Jefferson criticizes her work as ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Anyone could frame someone in a corner and capture a moment of desperation. It's too obvious, too cheap, he says. He suggests, instead, starting with capturing the subject at the very height of their beauty and innocence, and hints at another method for capturing tortured humanity before moving on to an unrelated part of the lecture.

I believe what he had in mind was to start the photo-documenting of the subject, as he suggests, at the height of their beauty and innocence, and to continue photographing them as they transition from those highs to the rock bottom lows of misery. Thus capturing 'tortured humanity' more completely than a single photograph of the end result ever could. And not just that, but the whole journey from innocence to tortured as well. An avant-garde photo documentary on journey of human emotion.

And that's exactly what he does. 

Jefferson meets these young, probably naive girls, woos them, makes them fall for him, gives them 'happiness'. There isn't a surplus of things i can think of that would be more 'life changing' to many teenage girls than meeting and falling in love with a famous, handsome older guy. This is the part when Rachel tells Chloe that she meet someone who changed her life. And remember, according to 'serious' Stella, Rachel and Jefferson were sleeping together around this time. Their relationship would also explain Victoria's (who's obviously after Jefferson) hatred for Rachel.

It was soon after Rachel meet the person that changed her life that she disappeared. This was the beginning of the transition from 'the height of beauty and innocence' to 'tortured humanity'. Jefferson does this by abducting the subject and doing god knows what to them, and probably eventually killing them. Photo-documenting all along. From meeting, to getting to know, falling in love, through the personal degradation and destruction of captivity.

And that's what the red binders are. They're photo albums. Six photo albums chronicling the transition of human emotion from innocent to tortured. 

Or at least that's what i've come up with using the information available in episode one. Not completely sure how it all fits in with the super natural stuff and the seeming impending doom of the town.

[Killdren88]

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WTF

 

 

Just saw that somebody on the Steam forum predicted that already in February... wtf. Certainly hit me unprepared.

 

 

WHY DIDN'T I MAKE THE CONNECTION IN EPISODE 3 WITH THE DARK ROOM PICTURE?!

[Iakus]

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WTF

 

 

Just saw that somebody on the Steam forum predicted that already in February... wtf. Certainly hit me unprepared.

 

 

Interesting, but there is a slight problem:

 

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There'd be more missing girls if Jefferson is torturing and murdering students.  ANd I recall in Episode 2 or 3, Max checks missing person files going back a few years, and finding not many people have vanished, and none of them besides Rachel a student.

 

Not to mention Kate survived.  Traumatized.  But she was released.

 

My thought is, Jefferson has only just started killing.  Rachel was the first.  His "goal" is doing his Dark Corner" thing.  but he keeps his victims drugged and unconscious.  Things went sideways when Rachel woke up (possibly miscalculated the amount needed to keep her under?).  Max knows too much and is probably meant to "vanish" too.  

[Killdren88]

Interesting, but there is a slight problem:

 

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There'd be more missing girls if Jefferson is torturing and murdering students.  ANd I recall in Episode 2 or 3, Max checks missing person files going back a few years, and finding not many people have vanished, and none of them besides Rachel a student.

 

Not to mention Kate survived.  Traumatized.  But she was released.

 

My thought is, Jefferson has only just started killing.  Rachel was the first.  His "goal" is doing his Dark Corner" thing.  but he keeps his victims drugged and unconscious.  Things went sideways when Rachel woke up (possibly miscalculated the amount needed to keep her under?).  Max knows too much and is probably meant to "vanish" too.  

 

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He must travel a lot going from town to town doing various photography programs across the nation considering all the names in that cabinet. He just set up shop in Arcadia Bay.

[Jaison1986]

Interesting, but there is a slight problem:

 

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There'd be more missing girls if Jefferson is torturing and murdering students.  ANd I recall in Episode 2 or 3, Max checks missing person files going back a few years, and finding not many people have vanished, and none of them besides Rachel a student.

 

Not to mention Kate survived.  Traumatized.  But she was released.

 

My thought is, Jefferson has only just started killing.  Rachel was the first.  His "goal" is doing his Dark Corner" thing.  but he keeps his victims drugged and unconscious.  Things went sideways when Rachel woke up (possibly miscalculated the amount needed to keep her under?).  Max knows too much and is probably meant to "vanish" too.  

 

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It's also possible something went wrong and he was forced to kill Rachel to get away with what he did. Likely, she woke up during the photo shooting and they had to get rid of her because Rachel remembered what was done to her.

[Iakus]

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I'm still asking myself: What kind of relationship is going on between the Prescots and Jefferson? Does Sean Prescot think he build that stuff for Nathan and not some third person? Is Nathan just a useful tool and scapegoat?

 

Or is there some kind of deal? And if there is... what is Jeffersons part in it? I mean... that bunker alone was worth 1,2 million bucks. Gotta be some awesome counterperformance to justify such a big ammount of money.

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Nathan is, I think, Jefferson's Renfield.  He supplies the drugs and probably doses the girls.  In return, Jefferson probably helps cover for Nathan at school. Heck, maybe this little project serves as an outlet for Nathan's sick mind and he's becoming a disciple of Jefferson's?

 

I doubt Sean Prescott has a clue what's going on.  He simply can't be bothered to keep tabs on his son.  And that shack appears to be really old.  No one's lived there for years, if not decades.  Sean my not even be aware it exists.

[Iakus]

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He must travel a lot going from town to town doing various photography programs across the nation considering all the names in that cabinet. He just set up shop in Arcadia Bay.

 

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 Yeah, but if he did that, and was smart, he probably would probably keep this out of his backyard.  Where he'd risk scrutiny being brought upon him.

 

I believe the phrase is "Don't sh*t where you eat"

[Swaggerjking]

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WTF

 

 

Just saw that somebody on the Steam forum predicted that already in February... wtf. Certainly hit me unprepared.

 

 

I mean I never really trusted him maybe because of geek remix but now I am waiting before to playthough to choose the choice that pertains or at least continue on my save where i already did

 

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There'd be more missing girls if Jefferson is torturing and murdering students.  ANd I recall in Episode 2 or 3, Max checks missing person files going back a few years, and finding not many people have vanished, and none of them besides Rachel a student.

 

Not to mention Kate survived.  Traumatized.  But she was released.

 

My thought is, Jefferson has only just started killing.  Rachel was the first.  His "goal" is doing his Dark Corner" thing.  but he keeps his victims drugged and unconscious.  Things went sideways when Rachel woke up (possibly miscalculated the amount needed to keep her under?).  Max knows too much and is probably meant to "vanish" too.  

Most likely

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There are pictures in the dark room that shows her looking pissed and awake or at least I think but one question is for my playthough is does chloe get a gun no matter what I always kept the gun (Attempted to shoot frank) does she get back after meeting frank I went peacefully after giving him the handicap money she tried to shoot him but I take it he shoots her no matter what  

[Killdren88]

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All this time I was ready to deliver swift retribution on to Nathan. While he is still a bastard and deserves to be locked up, he got absolutely no support from his family allowing the real monsters like Jefferson to swoop in and make him a whole lot worse. Which is sad really. I pity more than hate him now...still hate him though as Bronn says "No cure for being a...." yeah...

[OdanUrr]

NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE

 

I won't, I won't! I refuse!

[OdanUrr]

This focus thing is ruining the game for me.

[Alan Rickman]

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Were there any clues to Mr. Jefferson being the guy prior to him showing up at the junkyard? I didn't spot anything. Most of the ep I thought they were dropping mammoth clues that it was Nathan's dad who was ultimately responsible, with Nathan's mental state being a result of (among other things) helping his dad by drugging the girls for him. Though I suppose he could've been doing the same for Mr. Jefferson, I just can't figure out why.

 

 

Did you do it?

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She escaped her prison... and you rewind thirty seconds later to the old timeline. I mean, it's still pretty questionable, and I spent  a lot of time thinking about it, and did the "I don't know" option first... But I caved in.

 

 

A week, at the least. A gunshot in the feels is slow to heal.

 

 

I couldn't bring myself to do it. I felt horrible, but I just couldn't.

Modifié par JobacNoor, 29 juillet 2015 - 04:06 .