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I Think Clementine Is Going To Die

CxjoCxjo
edited October 2012 in The Walking Dead
I have seen little to no people talk about Clementine dying... I'm thinking that they will come up with a crazy twist ending like:

- Save the Group
- Save Clementine but you will die slowly

What do you think?

Comments

  • AshTheZombieAshTheZombie
    edited October 2012
    Depends if they are going to back down and not show a child dying, I can't see why they wouldn't as they showed Duck and the attic child being killed off. I don't think they will kill Clem off, I am just gonna think out the box for a second if her parents are alive and you find them I think the final choice will be who you spend your last moment with - The group - Christa, Omid, Kenny and Ben (If you saved him) or Clem and her parents however they do it I am expecting to get real emotional xD
  • CxjoCxjo
    edited October 2012
    AshTheZombie wrote: »
    Depends if they are going to back down and not show a child dying, I can't see why they wouldn't as they showed Duck and the attic child being killed off. I don't think they will kill Clem off, I am just gonna think out the box for a second if her parents are alive and you find them I think the final choice will be who you spend your last moment with - The group - Christa, Omid, Kenny and Ben (If you saved him) or Clem and her parents however they do it I am expecting to get real emotional xD

    Like I said, you would not expect her too die...
  • AshTheZombieAshTheZombie
    edited October 2012
    Yeah, I can see how they could twist it, However they do it I am sure it will be a brilliant scene. :-)
  • Phoenix VIIPhoenix VII
    edited October 2012
    With Lee dying, I really doubt Clem would die as well. Lee still has to have his Dying Moment of Awesome saving everyone he can after all.:cool:
  • CxjoCxjo
    edited October 2012
    Phoenix VII wrote: »
    With Lee dying, I really doubt Clem would die as well. Lee still has to have his Dying Moment of Awesome saving everyone he can after all.:cool:

    Dude, this is TellTale, for all we know the only survivor could be Ben LOL.
  • ViserViser
    edited October 2012
    Cxjo wrote: »
    Dude, this is TellTale, for all we know the only survivor could be Ben LOL.

    I'd actually be okay with that :D

    But regarding the thread, I think they'd go that far. People wouldn't expect her to die, because Lee has to save her, it would be a shame to see him fail. But like other people said, if they do kill her, I'm pretty sure they'll make it a brilliant scene.
  • KartonnendozenKartonnendozen
    edited October 2012
    There is a outcome with a dead clem and a outcome with a living clem.
    But sadly you will die in both cases.

    The biggest choice will be what will you do with Clem. leave her with your unstable group, A group of strangers, you leave her alone or oh wel, eat her.
  • TorbyTorby
    edited October 2012
    At the end, the deads always win
  • BrandonTehBawsBrandonTehBaws
    edited October 2012
    Cxjo wrote: »
    Dude, this is TellTale, for all we know the only survivor could be Ben LOL.

    Would be quite a funny twist, honestlly.
  • TheNNerdGamerTheNNerdGamer
    edited October 2012
    clem dying should be upon your choices
  • shedimshedim
    edited October 2012
    BrandonTehBaws wrote: »
    Would be quite a funny twist, honestlly.

    Ahaha, best ending ever: Idiot Ben gets the entire group killed and is the only survivor left!
  • Sonic BoysterSonic Boyster
    edited October 2012
    It's The Walking Dead and everything but killing off Clem isn't going to have anybody rushing to preorder the next season of the game. If you make it an option and you make it make sense I could get behind it, but there's no way in hell they'd make it default. Wouldn't make business sense.
  • TheNNerdGamerTheNNerdGamer
    edited October 2012
    Sonic Boyster wrote: »
    It's The Walking Dead and everything but killing off Clem isn't going to have anybody rushing to preorder the next season of the game. If you make it an option and you make it make sense I could get behind it, but there's no way in hell they'd make it default. Wouldn't make business sense.

    business sense
    WTF?
  • shedimshedim
    edited October 2012
    TheNNerdGamer wrote: »
    business sense
    WTF?

    Killing Lee could be considered as counterproductive, too. Dunno about you guys but I care more about Lee, than Clementine, to be honest, especially after her acting so incredibly silly and annoying in Episode 4.
  • MF25MF25
    edited October 2012
    Not much chance of Ben coming back to life in my game to be the last man standing, i dropped his ass as quick as i could do (not quick enough still).
  • FabrimuchFabrimuch
    edited October 2012
    Knowing The Walking Dead, it could go either way, really. Clem could get the Carl treatment (immortality) or the Everyone Else treatment (die). At this point, I don´t think any option is more obvious than the other.

    For example, I remember we had bets going with my friends about whether Sophia would be found alive, dead, or not found at all. I was the only one half-seriously suggesting she might come back as a zombie. I ended up winning that bet :D

    If they do kill her, I would highly advise Telltale to brace themselves for the massive shitstorm that would ensue.
  • MuffinMansBroMuffinMansBro
    edited October 2012
    Yeah...I'm not holding out much hope for Clem's survival. If she dies, then it certainly won't be because of a lack of effort on my part though! And my half expecting her death CERTAINLY won't stop me from going into a depressed fury...

    Btw, My first post!
  • BlankCanvasDJBlankCanvasDJ
    edited October 2012
    Sonic Boyster wrote: »
    It's The Walking Dead and everything but killing off Clem isn't going to have anybody rushing to preorder the next season of the game.

    Speak for yourself. I'd preorder it that same day if I could.
  • IndigoHawkIndigoHawk
    edited October 2012
    Unless Episode 5 does some serious work, killing Clem unconditionally would be bad storytelling. Most of the relationship between Lee and Clem has been to teach Clem how to respond to the new world, possibly without him. Killing her negates most of the relationship, and shows how much of the player's time Telltale wasted. However, it would be ok if she can optionally die so people can see that lessons they taught her (or failed to teach her) get her killed and want to try again.

    There's been some groundwork for Clem to unconditionally die (she has become somewhat reckless), but not enough to overcome her importance to the story. Killing her unconditionally would be like saying, "We're so edgy we don't use storytelling. So, no one should feel empathy for the characters we create or believe the tension we write, because we're just manipulating people."

    Some people don't value storytelling, plot, and characterization. Only dramatic and emotional events matter. However, I think that group of people is smaller than people who like a good story. I suspect Telltale will make Clem's survival depend on player choices and actions.
  • QuarterPounderVladQuarterPounderVlad
    edited October 2012
    Maybe, Time will tell.
  • fishmahboifishmahboi
    edited October 2012
    IndigoHawk wrote: »
    Unless Episode 5 does some serious work, killing Clem unconditionally would be bad storytelling. Most of the relationship between Lee and Clem has been to teach Clem how to respond to the new world, possibly without him. Killing her negates most of the relationship, and shows how much of the player's time Telltale wasted. However, it would be ok if she can optionally die so people can see that lessons they taught her (or failed to teach her) get her killed and want to try again.

    There's been some groundwork for Clem to unconditionally die (she has become somewhat reckless), but not enough to overcome her importance to the story. Killing her unconditionally would be like saying, "We're so edgy we don't use storytelling. So, no one should feel empathy for the characters we create or believe the tension we write, because we're just manipulating people."

    Some people don't value storytelling, plot, and characterization. Only dramatic and emotional events matter. However, I think that group of people is smaller than people who like a good story. I suspect Telltale will make Clem's survival depend on player choices and actions.

    Wouldn't killing Clem unconditionally also be good storytelling with regards the Walking Dead as it is meant to depict a bleak world where nobody is likely to survive and with Clemintine kidnapped, Lee bitten and the rest of the group aspiring to utilize a boat that could sink or get them nowhere due to its size there is some kind of set up for a tragic scene. Although killing Clem and possibly the rest of the group kind of negates the meaning of a second season also.
  • Shrewsbury SurvivorShrewsbury Survivor
    edited October 2012
    A waste of an amazing charecter. The second series cant make another kid and the plot is made by clem. They kill her they destroy what makes this a great game. That little girl who most love makes this game. Duck was a bonus but kill her and it will be great story short term. Terrible long term.
  • KaeKae
    edited October 2012
    My gut feeling as it stands right now is:

    Lee will die, but hopefully save Clem or at least get her back to her parents before he dies, or as his last act. Something along those lines. Like, sad, because Lee will almost assuredly die at this point, but hopeful because he manages to protect Clem until the end.

    Or total twist, he turns and bites Clem and everyone's mad as a wet hen at TTG, lol.
  • MilosuperspeshMilosuperspesh
    edited October 2012
    clem dies a fair bit at least once per episode with ep4 being an exception (near miss with ben )

    so lee can still survive but dies in the time between s1 and s2
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