Especially not helping is the rather flimsy explanation for said survival: "I got lucky". Ass Pull: Some players feel that Kenny's survival is this, as his "death" in the previous season entailed beyond cornered off-screen by walkers with no apparent way out.Norma from the finale of Michonne was this for a few players since it's another Telltale boss fight with easy quick-time events.True, you did outnumber them, but considering how intimidating they looked, plus the implied mafia past and the long wait between episodes made it very anti-climactic when the only people who died were minor characters on their side and not a single person on yours. While it was a boss fight in a storyline sense rather than a gameplay sense, the battle with the Russians and the end of Episode 4 and beginning of Episode 5 was extremely anti-climatic.Both are on shaky moral ground throughout the episode, but their actions in the climax have practically split the fandom apart to the point that the character pages on this very wiki had a minor edit war over which was the Big Bad, or if either of them were. Jane and Kenny in the Season Two Finale.Was he dangerous and morally loose all along? Or did Kenny's constant abuse break him? A number of his actions: ambushing the group with the intent to rob them, leading them over an icy lake and then running for it, and constantly giving Clementine dirty looks, are viewed completely differently depending on whether the player chose to rob him or not. Does she have a mental disorder of some kind that causes her to act the way she does or is it simply a result of extremely overprotective parenting? Again, it could be a combination of the two. The fact that she tries to protect Clementine by lying to the bandits about being alone at gunpoint lends credence to the latter. Does she resent Clementine for letting Michelle get a hold of her gun, which led to her shooting Omid? Or is she simply broken by it all? These two interpretations aren't necessarily exclusive. Christa's behavior towards Clementine after Omid's death.and sees anyone who tries to bond with them as a threat, relies far too much on pure dumb luck on planning to take his group to a rumoured safe-haven in the middle of a blizzard with a baby in tow, low supplies, and with no sense of direction, and could have very well gotten everyone killed in a worst-case scenario? There's also how some believe that Kenny's incessant belligerence, irrationality, and controlling nature, is what played a major part in the eventual downfall of the group in the Season Two finale, along with driving Bonnie, Mike and Arvo to betray the team out of fear of Kenny. Is he a wounded man who is struggling to control his emotions as he is surrounded by people he is unable to trust, and his relationship with Clementine is the only way to move on from the death of his family and new girlfriend, and his desperation to get to Wellington in the finale is only because he wants he believe is best for Clementine and baby A.J.? Or, is he needlessly hot-headed and antagonistic towards the more rational team members to the point where he pushes them away because of his increasingly unstable and violent behaviour, acts rather possessive towards Clementine and baby A.J. Kenny's behaviour is extremely contentious among the fanbase.In the latter situation, there is nothing the player can do to save her, even if Clem tells Jane to save her. Alas, Poor Scrappy: Sarah, who's either left behind in a trailer or trapped beneath rubble in Season Two: Episode 4 and is Devoured by the Horde of Walkers.A decision that could have caused his death when walkers overran the community. If Justin was saved then it's revealed that Justin abandoned Vince without a second thought and Vince ends up becoming selfish as he becomes a soldier for a dictator. If Danny was saved then it's revealed that he was killed by the walkers and taught Vince to be altruistic and protective of the members of your community. Danny was a statutory rapist while Justin was a selfish, remorseless con man. Accidental Aesop: Vince's story provides one about the past "Don't let a person's past define their current identity".Season three: A new frontier - Season four: The final season Season one - Season two, 400 days and Michonne
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