the walking dead a telltale games series waiting for dinner

Kenny, Katjaa, and their son Duck develop a relationship with Lee and Clementine, with the young boy and girl becoming good friends with one another and Kenny and Lee spending a bit of bro time together. The Walking Dead‘s Most Emotional Moments: Kenny, Duck, and Katjaa’s TragedyĪs the story begins, Lee and Clementine manage to convince a family to join them in their quest down south. Sarah in The Walking Dead is, in some ways, the personification of sadness itself. In her final moments alive, she’s seen crying for her dead father in vain, or buried beneath rubble and devoured by walkers while she cries out in immense pain. What makes her story more gruesome and, admittedly, more relatable is that she’s unable to cope with the huge losses around her. It’s not hyperbole to say that if a zombie apocalypse happen in real life, a lot of us would follow in Sarah’s footsteps. Witnessing her father literally get torn apart by a horde of walkers complete with bloodied attire, is almost as daunting for the viewer as it is for the daughter witnessing this. Though some may find her pretty annoying due to her constant whining and complaining, she does remind audiences that not everyone is emotionally equipped to deal with the tragedy of the zombie apocalypse. Sarah is an especially tough character to discuss in the second season of The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead‘s Most Emotional Moments: Sarah’s Anguish In true series fashion, however, this impression couldn’t have strayed further from the constant calamity that is the world of The Walking Dead. Towards the end of the episode, it seems as though the conflict is resolved with a healthy resolution, as Mariana finds a pair of headphones to go along with Javier’s music player. Throughout the course of the third season, protagonist Javier sets out to find what remains of his family and bring them back to safety. Though players only come to know her over the course of one episode, it’s heartbreaking to see someone so relieved to be reunited with her family again ruthlessly shot in the head as if she had no humanity in the first place. Mariana in the third season of The Walking Dead is similar to Lee in that when she finally feels happy, she’s ruthlessly murdered in cold blood. The Walking Dead‘s Most Emotional Moments: Mariana’s Fleeting Happiness The girl manages to kick the dog away before getting seriously injured, landing it straight into a pile of sharp objects and effectively killing it. When the puppy only gets a small bite to eat, however, it ravenously attacks Clementine, gnawing at her arm in an effort to get all the food for itself. To the viewer, it seems as though this is the moment that solidifies the dog’s friendship with the girl. Clementine does eventually find a can to share between the two of them, and opens it to give the dog a morsel. She comes across a cute dog in the forest who looks willing enough to join up with the girl in an effort to find some food for the both of them. After splitting up with a companion named Christa (who’s baby bump disappears without giving birth), Clementine is forced to fend for her own life, getting by with whatever food scraps she can find. This moment in the second season of The Walking Dead was particularly hard to witness if you’re a big animal lover.

The Walking Dead‘s Most Emotional Moments: Meeting the Puppy Lee does eventually manage to rescue Clementine, though doesn’t get to spend a lot of time with her, as he requests her to kill him by the time the season’s last credits roll. Unfortunately, most of Lee’s comrades either die or are lost in the horde of walking cadavers that stand between them and the crazed thief. The fifth episode of the first season sees Lee try his hardest to combat his newfound deadly illness while tracking down Clementine’s kidnapper and bringing her back to the group safely. This all comes to a screeching halt in a matter of seconds, as Clementine mysteriously goes missing and Lee is bitten by a zombie hiding behind a pair of trash cans. By the time the conflict in the fourth episode of the series is resolved, it seems as though Lee, Clementine, and their ragtag group of survivors are poised to make it safely to sea. The scene in which players must choose whether to shot and kill Lee or leave him chained up to a wall to become a zombie, or “walker” likely made a huge impression on a lot of its players.

The walking dead a telltale games series waiting for dinner