Lilly Caul in Road to Woodbury
I know this thread has been posted probably millions of times but has anyone (Kirkman or Telltale or the author of the book) talked about and explained what the heck is going on as to why Lilly has a different backstory in the book(a crappy one no less) to the one in the game? Has it been explained? The book itself is very mediocre to be honest but this whole confusion with the Lilly thing makes it even worse!
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that or the writers never talked to each other and this happened...
+1 :d
http://walkingdead.wikia.com/wiki/The_Walking_Dead:_The_Road_to_Woodbury
What? You mean that Lilly game character, and Lilly comics character isn't same? How do you know that? If that true, I'll gonna happy!
Kirkman says that the Game Lilly is not the Comic Lilly in the Letter Hacks of Issue 106.
Yahooo! It's a very good news for me! Thanks! It means that she are not dead!
Ohgott... Ich mag dich!
Excuse me what?
Nothing. I liked your reaction.
it could equally mean she is dead, but now we don't know
she isn't in the comic
Oh, sorry I was talking about Comic Lilly not Game Lilly.
~2:09 Lilly of the game = Lilly of the comics.
That was way before RTW was even announced. Still, I'll always think that game Lilly = comic Lilly no matter what.
Okay, do that. You'd be just wrong.
It's a far better alternative.
Than what? Finally accepting, that game lily probably is not dead? That she did not shoot a mother and her child?
Are you fucking kidding me? The official sources maybe?
Much.
Lily.
Wow wow relax dude. The official version was initially is that Lily of the comic strip and Lilly of the game is the same, and now the official version is that this is a different characters. I very much want to believe that the second version is correct.
It is. The last reliable source said, that Kirkman decided that Lilly from the Game is not Lily Caul from the comic/book. And I am relaxed.
Plan B also known as "Kirkman fucks over Telltale": Kirkman decides to co-write novels detailing the back story of his characters from Woodbury and decides that the second one will be about Lilly.He and his co-writer want to have the freedom to write without the constraints of using game Lilly(understandable)and they decide to ignore the Telltale version(very disappointing).
Plan C: New novel about comic Lilly on the way so Telltale have to remove any previous mention that game Lilly is the same Lilly i.e her character bio and the "Woodbury Bound" achievement/trophy.Kirkman now says that we have two differnt Lilly's thus comic,novels and game can stay canon and will still exist in the same world.
Hope that makes it clear.
I liked the original idea of the game interacting more with the comic but I accept that things have now changed. At no time do we hear game Lilly or Larry mention that their surname is Caul, so no story conflict there.We now have two Lilly's in The Walking Dead with different surnames,no canon conflict.We also have a Molly in the game and comic who only share the same name.
Unless Telltale decide to do more with their Lilly in future seasons it's up to individual players to decide what fate they want for her.
A grisly end if you hated her or a much more pleasant fate if you liked her...
Was comic Lilly the good one?
Comic Lilly does kill a mother and her baby so...
Neither Lilly's actions are "good" but I'm sure people will have their own opinion on who and what is worse and why they did what they did.I don't think it's as simple as which one is the evil or good one(or you ignore and deny the novel and decide it's the same Lilly,as some choose to do)