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A ForeShadowing of Lee being bit

AGentlmanAGentlman
edited January 2013 in The Walking Dead
In the sewers If you click on a Rat on the ground Lee says "Better not touch that, don't want to be catching some Terrible Disease" Ironically towards the end of the episode Lee is bitten and given a terrible disease. :(

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  • Red PandaRed Panda
    edited October 2012
    No.
  • FollowLillyFollowLilly
    edited October 2012
    ya, if he had just picked up those rats he would never had been bitten!!!
  • Luigi01080Luigi01080
    edited October 2012
    Hilarious.
  • DildorDildor
    edited October 2012
    Well everyone is already infected, so technically all of the characters have a horrible disease. Maybe it was foreshadowing, but it's not as point blank as when mark mentions he would have been food if they hadn't teamed up. :P
  • FarmerJoeFarmerJoe
    edited October 2012
    It did occur to me afterwards that it was probably more of Telltale's foreshadowing, or maybe I'm giving them too much credit.
    Must analyze everything, I may be able to figure out the ending...
  • Luigi01080Luigi01080
    edited October 2012
    well they have used some kind of foreshadowing in almost every episode if your good enough to see it out.
  • AGentlmanAGentlman
    edited October 2012
    Woops I meant by the zombie biting him it enables the disease to take effect. Basically what I was saying is that Lee said he could have died which ironically hes Going to.(I was Replying to Red panda and Dildor)
  • Red PandaRed Panda
    edited October 2012
    AGentlman wrote: »
    Woops I meant by the zombie biting him it enables the disease to take effect. Basically what I was saying is that Lee said he could have died which ironically hes Going to.(I was Replying to Red panda and Dildor)

    No.
  • DildorDildor
    edited October 2012
    ^lol

    Episode 4 had by far the most amount of random objects lying about in any of the episodes. You can click on them, but it has no purpose. I thought I was going to throw that rat and distract walkers or something, but it was there just so Lee could comment on a dead rat. Another example is having the option to shoot the walker impaled on the spikes. I guess maybe it's because those were relatively easy puzzles so they needed padding and red herrings.
  • Rock114Rock114
    edited October 2012
    Honestly, I thought Kenny's comment about Duck in Episode 3 was foreshadowing of Episode 5. I told him to take his time when he stopped the train, but he said "Ain't 'No Time Left' to take". I was probably just reading into it far too much, but since it was a scene where a character was dying of a bite I got it stuck in my head that Lee would be dying of a bite in Episode 5 which was why the title was "No Time Left". Because of this I wasn't all that surprised when he was bitten at the end of 4.
  • trd84trd84
    edited October 2012
    foreshadowing

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ME7SW32hz_c#t=51s
  • AGentlmanAGentlman
    edited October 2012
    trd84 wrote: »
    foreshadowing

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ME7SW32hz_c#t=51s

    Lol?
  • BlankCanvasDJBlankCanvasDJ
    edited October 2012
    AGentlman wrote: »
    In the sewers If you click on a Rat on the ground Lee says "Better not touch that, don't want to be catching some Terrible Disease" Ironically towards the end of the episode Lee is bitten and given a terrible disease. :(

    I think that was just some dark humor on Lee's part. In the back of his mind he was probably thinking, "Oh yeah, too late."
  • AGentlmanAGentlman
    edited October 2012
    Meh I just though there was a small Foreshadowing (or you could say hidden). Guess I'm just relating because of disease (as Turning into a zombie not being bitten).
  • IndigoHawkIndigoHawk
    edited October 2012
    Hmm, I'm not seeing it. It's true Lee doesn't want to catch a terrible disease, but people are always worried rats have terrible diseases, zombies or no.

    If that scene happened after Lee was bit, it would be darkly funny. Maybe the storyboards got shuffled around and ruined the joke.
  • KaeKae
    edited October 2012
    Everyone in the Walking Dead universe already has the disease. Death triggers it. For whatever reason, being bitten by a zombie just seems to accelerate death, or perhaps, it accelerates the condition so rapidly it causes death, more accurately.
  • AwkwardlyNERDAwkwardlyNERD
    edited January 2013
    This is not foreshadowing. It's ludicrous what some people call foreshadowing these days, they're just grasping at straws.
  • AGentlmanAGentlman
    edited January 2013
    *facepalms* I was saying Lee said he could have died,Ironically at the end of the episode he is bitten there for He will die.
  • DreadMagusDreadMagus
    edited January 2013
    I cannot believe this was necro-bumped.....
  • double_udouble_u
    edited January 2013
    DreadMagus wrote: »
    I cannot believe this was necro-bumped.....

    Lots of players probably just finished the game after the Christmas season (curse you awesome Steam holiday sales aka money sink!).
  • DreadMagusDreadMagus
    edited January 2013
    Yeah, but check the dates - it was bumped (from October) just to bitch at the OP.

    I mean... come on.. wtf...
  • MornaiMornai
    edited January 2013
    Half of the forums i visit demand people to search up old threads instead of creating new ones on the same topic, and the other half say not to reply to old threads ever. I'll never understand.

    The one scene that has the best example of crystal clear foreshadowing is the beginning of episode 2. Both his "I'd probably be food by now" and especially his line about being trapped in a room with Larry were excellent.
  • DreadMagusDreadMagus
    edited January 2013
    Mornai wrote: »
    Half of the forums i visit demand people to search up old threads instead of creating new ones on the same topic, and the other half say not to reply to old threads ever. I'll never understand.

    Well, don't get me wrong.

    There's no real issue, as far as I'm concerned, with bumping an ancient thread to add to or revive the discussion in a constructive manner. But bumping just to bitch at the dude is.... well.... fuckin' rude.
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