I Blame Kat,
If she didnt kill herself she would of been there to stop.Clem running off and Lee getting bit.
Look at Kenny he is trying. Clem. Everyone has baggage but she selfishly killed herself destroying Kennys last bit of humanity and dooming Lee.
Look at Kenny he is trying. Clem. Everyone has baggage but she selfishly killed herself destroying Kennys last bit of humanity and dooming Lee.
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The moment Duck was going to be a zombie and had to be shot (or just left alone apparently) she knew that things were never going to go back to the old days and just caved. This was a long time coming to be honest. It didn't help she either suspected or knew her husband murdered someone.
Also, Katjaa was hardly that good of an influence on Kenny because he was already being prick when his entire family was still alive.
The blood is on her hands!
ya it's all her fault! She was in cahoots with the walkie talkie guy!
It's kind of absurd to go back to when Kat offed herself to blame her for everything. Kaatja is not perfect and she has her flaws she does not want to live in this cruel zombie world. This is like going back and blaming Lee for even existing, it's absurd. There are circumstances, especially in a zombie apocalypse, and that's what makes it so interesting.
I would. She is married to Kenny, she knows him better than anyone and knows that he can't handle losing both her and Duck, yet she still forces him to suffer through it.
Family is the only thing that ever mattered to Kenny and Katjaa knew that. She takes away the only thing he lived for.
I suppose i can understand not wanting to struggle anymore, but don't do it when people - your family - are depending on you, especially when you are the only thing that keeps them going.
I'm with Kenny, i forgive her but it doesn't make it any less wrong.
When you look at all of the details it's obvious that they're a bigger threat than any organized forces can handle, no matter their size. Don't just think of how they're slow and stupid, think of how they don't suffer pain and can increase their numbers one hundred thousand fold without even trying. Combined with the fact that they can easily get into any fortified location on Earth, no military is going to stop them without extreme effort, no matter how many guns they have.
The only somewhat effective option is to just nuke the planet, but that still won't get rid of them.
Unless the military was specifically targeted on the onset, we're talking about thousands of soldiers with body armor and automatic weaponry, where the most we ever see is a few jeeps and a crashed helicopter.
If a group of civilians can find ways to fight walkers using shoddy melee weapons and makeshift barricades I suppose I have a hard time picturing a potential assembly of carpet bombings and armored vehicles with following fuel reserves totally failing in the first few months.
Of course the story wouldn't be interesting if the military handled things, so best to leave it to the suspension of disbelief.
She was too busy talkin to larry.
I understand too, though i think it is even worse to lose not only your child, but your lover as well. I wouldn't wish that upon my worst enemy...
When i saw the shot of Kenny in the attic during the trailer for episode 4, i thought he was going to kill himself there. Strong man.
Yeah, Kenny knew this. That is why he forgave her. But it didnt make it less wrong. She still did a bad thing. She still gave her life, and left her husband alone... It was a shame...
I think she was completely disillusioned with the world and what it had turned people into. She was horrified by what Kenny did to Larry, we hear from Kenny in episode 5 how she criticised the way he treated people as well. I see a probable case of "he's not the man i married anymore",
I actually think it was about more than just Duck, i recall asking her if she thought i had done the right thing by leaving Lilly after she killed Carley (which definitely didn't help) and was actually quite surprised by the categorical "yes she had to be left" answer, given her nature she more than anyone i had expected to take a sympathetic view of Lilly's mental state. We see her actually be a little cynical there which i think was a sign that she'd lost faith having seen the group turn on each other and her husband become a harsh man. Even before Duck is bitten if you tell her about Kenny killing Larry /Lee's past she is clearly downtrodden ("everything's changing"). I don't think she wanted any part in it anymore.
My impression was actually that the only reason she took as long to kill herself as she did was because of Duck, because she needed to be there for him. Once he was gone...