Punishment
So this was already discused in the walking dead subreddit but i want to discuss it here.
Why do you think Kenny is crazy because he killed Jane for letting aj die but you wouldn't mind if Lee killed Ben if when in episode 4 ben chickens ,chuck didn´t go save clem and she died?
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It's not so much Kenny being crazy for killing Jane, but rather him killing Jane happening under the specific sequence of events because he was going crazy, which she was deliberately trying to prove.
Honestly, those two situations aren't exactly equatable under these conditions.
Hypothetically. Because Lee had been a reasonable figure up to that point. He realized when he fucked up and tried to do better. It wasn't Kenny vs Jane it was "Sarita died because of you " "I killed the Walker biting her because we're in the middle of a field of Walkers. To quote Piccolo "I literally did nothing wrong" so don't act like a lil bitch . "
Also how he handled Arvo was part of the reason Clementine got shot not just the robbery/sister. Kenny is headstrong he'll take you on. Headstrong to take on anyone.
Exactly the reason why I let Kenny kill that sly bitch.
So you are saying because you assumed he was crazy than what he did was crazy.the thing is kenny wasn´t going crazy.
So does Kenny.He took the blame for the walkie who got him beaten.After he blames you for sarita he He realized when he fucked up and tried to do better.
Arvo should be dead already.Kenny should have killed him .
No, but yes he was. Like, maybe not crazy as in Coocoo for Cocoa Puffs, but he was definitely a broken man going through an increasing downward spiral into erratic volatility. He was becoming a disaffecting, pushy danger to the group.
Alternate Kenny death for season 2. The truck comes to a stop he punches the first sonuvabitch he sees and gets mowed Down by the second third fourth and fifth sonuvabitch he saw.
Damn, what a way to really start an episode.
In game examples please.Dont want your arguments be based on assumptions