Walkie talkie man isn't likely from Lee's past
Before the apocalypse, the last that anyone had known of Lee Everett was that he was on his way to jail. What are the odds that someone from his past would even be aware that he was still alive and be knowledgeable of his exact whereabouts?
I'm not sure if anyone else has brought this up, but I thought I'd mention it.
I'm not sure if anyone else has brought this up, but I thought I'd mention it.
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The only way it... could happen... is if it was someone shadowing him in Episode 1 - who found a way to communicate with Clem via her radio.. and then he went on to Savannah during the 3 months between episode 1 and 2... and now he's catching up.
But that's a lot of what if's and unlikely-hoods.
his name is *******
its a spoiler so its censored
That's my best guess, as well. Could be one of the bandits Ben was helping.
Not Hershel.
Which Lee is from.
So people from Macon would know of him.
If it's someone from Lee's past, I'll be somewhat disappointed.
of course its not hershel
its starts with C
I wouldn't be disappointed. Lee's past really hasn't really been explored throughout the season. We know he killed a senator because of the affair, but nothing more about it. In episode 1, Lee had a nightmare presumably about the murder, but it hasn't been brought up in detail to show exactly what happened. I think that having Lee face his past would be a good way to bring closure to the story.
Alot of things could be speculated
But the sheer amount of coincidences and unlikely human behavior needed to lead to such a situation would certainly touch unrealistic or even esoteric terrain, which can't really catch up with the overall quality of the narration up to this point.
Why the hell would someone (say..a relative of the Senator) follow the police car on it's way to the prison, basically ignore the whole zombie outbreak afterwards, just sit around (and survive, presumably alone) for at least 3 months while Lee and his group stay at the Motor Inn, find out about the walkie-talkie and it's frequency, lure them to Savannah, kidnap Clem and..well..whatever he wants from Lee now? He's obviously not a friend of Lee, so does he want to kill him? He survived the ZA for months now, so it's safe to assume that he is a capable fighter thus having had more than enough chances to do so already.
Maybe Telltale has found a way to overcome those logical fallacies, but I can't think of one, so I'm a little afraid of being disappointed.
I guess we'll find out soon.
His wife now lives in Virginia and the rest we know. Aside from names, there's really not much left to explore in my opinion. It would just be lame to have the walkie talkie guy say "I'm related to the senator you killed, now I will punish you." It's not a very compelling motive or plan; the St. Johns, the bandits, and Oberson would be far more ruthless if this were to be case and I hope the final villain tops all of them in terms of how twisted and evil he is.
hope you're right.
it better be unexpected and better be a twist
To me, episode 3 just seems anticlimactic as far as the "Lee killed someone" story angle is concerned. Whenever the group finds out, it gets overshadowed by the bandit raid, Lily killing Carley/Doug, and Duck getting bit. There didn't seem to be any lasting effect with the group knowing that a convicted murderer is travelling with them.
The walkie guy doesn't necessarily need to be related to Lee's past. He could end up being a psychotic guy looking for kicks. I just think having Lee actually face his past one way or another would be a good way to end his story.
Yeah, but what kind of person would just ignore the apocalypse and toy with a random group of people for no good reason? Whoever it is clearly wants something from them.
I agree
XD that explains it!!! the walkies batteries died and no one figured it out. best irony ever!!!! clem must have gained batteries at some point.
She indeed did. She got them at the end of episode 2; Carley finds them amongst the supplies in the car and gives them to Clem for her radio.
Psychotic people don't need reasons
Anyway, that's not really the point I was trying to make. Regardless of who the walkie guy is and what his reasons are, I would like the episode to link back to Lee's backstory in some way to bring better closure to it.
edit and censor that name like this: C******
tell that Thadeum guy to stop spoiling it to everyone
The text was already in a spoiler tag, there's no need to censor the name <<again>>. Why'd you even come up with the topic if you weren't willing to keep talking about it in the first place
censor it like that so people don't click the censored part and ruin the surprising parts of the game.
SPOILERS (in case the hidden text wasn't enough warning...)
I'm just guessing that the Shadow-guy was the Walkie-Talkie man. Think about it, he knew where they were staying, and just took Clementine when it was -almost- completely safe for him to take her. Even if you leave her at home, Omid would have noticed, he didnt want to risk that so he just waited for Clementine to be alone.
Jesus... you're turning this into a cycle argument. It's already censored, and it's in the Spoilers forum, maybe, because there's something that you still shouldnt be aware of if you didnt want your game to get spoiled.
Anyway, it's just a theory and those files aren't proof of anything. Even the theory about this camp might be untrue, that's why it's a theory, and not a fact. Still, going back to my old argument, WHY would you even come up with it if you wouldnt tell anything about it later?
2 words: FOR...GET...IT
Who cares anyways.
who ever came up with the idea of going into the files can go eat some dog shit.
i have seen 3 posts from you recently about shit. Did your dog poop in the house lol. it's no problem I just had to say something
They always put speculations on TWD wikia, then some people think it's actual information about the game and come make silly questions to the forums
Nah he is dead. You pretty much get that from the answering machine. getting attacked by a "crazy guy" having to go to the ER and not being able to leave.
I think he was in Macon when Clem started talking to him. I think it was his car we took the stuff from. And something happened to him, or his family because we took it. And he he either snuck on the back of the train or found some gas for his station wagon and drove to Savannah.
Plausible. We never really did find out who owned the vehicle at the end of Episode 2 which was loaded with all the supplies. The gas tank was empty and the headlights were on and doors were left open.