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Should we see......next season?

KingOfTheDeadKingOfTheDead
edited April 2013 in The Walking Dead
I think in my honest opinion is that we should see Lees Ex-wife next season. I think it would be cool to get the other half of the story when it comes to the murder. Plus i wanna see what she looks like because lee likes fine woman :P

any one else agree we should see her?

Comments

  • JakeSt123JakeSt123
    edited April 2013
    I don't think so. I'd like to think that Lee's story is over, and the only person relating to him now is Clementine.
  • Jaded X GamerJaded X Gamer
    edited April 2013
    I'd be interested in seeing Lee's wife but not just for the sake of extending Lee's story. In fact if she were to appear in the second season I'd prefer the audience doesn't actually know she was Lee's wife until later on. Imagine you go through several episodes with some woman, get to know her, and late in the game you find out she was actually Mrs. Everett.

    We have no idea what she looked like, what she sounded like, or really anything other than she was married to Lee and she cheated on him at some point. So it'd be pretty easy to introduce her without people actually knowing who she was.
  • KingOfTheDeadKingOfTheDead
    edited April 2013
    exactlly what i was thinking you talk to her and you get to know her and talk to her enough then she tells you that she used to be married and her husband murdered and its kind of connect the dots it there should be little hints.
  • ZeruisZeruis
    edited April 2013
    No. Even though that this is an apocalyptic story about zombies, it would be unrealistic to encounter Lee's wife. I just wouldn't like the idea of her shown in the story for the sole fact that she's his wife.
  • Mark$manMark$man
    edited April 2013
    Clem, when she finds out, just goes all Carl-to-Shane style in the comics xD. "No hurtin' mah daddy!"

    I think it'd be interesting.
  • KingOfTheDeadKingOfTheDead
    edited April 2013
    Zeruis wrote: »
    No. Even though that this is an apocalyptic story about zombies, it would be unrealistic to encounter Lee's wife. I just wouldn't like the idea of her shown in the story for the sole fact that she's his wife.

    It's not unrealistic
  • staticflstaticfl
    edited April 2013
    I think it would be interesting to come across someone who knew Lee. If not his ex-wife, maybe someone else. It's unlikely though, but so is a zombie apocalypse. :)
  • Mark$manMark$man
    edited April 2013
    Well you didn't see too many people of Macon, and he was a professor at Athens for many years. Who knows? The group could run into an old student or two, maybe another teacher.
  • Viner16Viner16
    edited April 2013
    NO.

    Just No.

    Please.
  • MornaiMornai
    edited April 2013
    Jaded X Gamer wrote: »
    I'd be interested in seeing Lee's wife but not just for the sake of extending Lee's story. In fact if she were to appear in the second season I'd prefer the audience doesn't actually know she was Lee's wife until later on. Imagine you go through several episodes with some woman, get to know her, and late in the game you find out she was actually Mrs. Everett.

    We have no idea what she looked like, what she sounded like, or really anything other than she was married to Lee and she cheated on him at some point. So it'd be pretty easy to introduce her without people actually knowing who she was.

    Great idea. I think this is the best way to work her in as a character while also still giving her a sort of blank slate for herself and the players before her identity is revealed.

    Imagine finding out that the character who has been your best friend(or worst enemy) for the whole game was the one who cheated on Lee. Would it change how you felt about her? It would for me, at least somewhat.
  • ColtPeacemaker00ColtPeacemaker00
    edited April 2013
    No, besides it being unrealistic to "run" into Lee's wife, it would add nothing to the story. Lee's part in this tale is over. We learned enough of his past and whats the point in learning anymore? I'd rather TT uses gametime to expand on the ongoing story instead of using it to rehash old events, that we know enough about, of characters who will not be involved in future episodes.
  • Jaded X GamerJaded X Gamer
    edited April 2013
    Mornai wrote: »
    Great idea. I think this is the best way to work her in as a character while also still giving her a sort of blank slate for herself and the players before her identity is revealed.

    Imagine finding out that the character who has been your best friend(or worst enemy) for the whole game was the one who cheated on Lee. Would it change how you felt about her? It would for me, at least somewhat.

    It'd also have the fringe benefit of working in reverse for anyone who plays the seasons out of order. People who play season two before playing season one would hear about this woman's crazy husband who killed the man she messing around with and then if they go play season one they'd find out what he was really like.
  • Corcline27Corcline27
    edited April 2013
    We have no idea what she looks like so they could sneak her in undetected, make us love her then BOOM the big reveal.
  • mrkareemruizmrkareemruiz
    edited April 2013
    JakeSt123 wrote: »
    I don't think so. I'd like to think that Lee's story is over, and the only person relating to him now is Clementine.

    Lee story is not over silly kid. Clem will remember everything he told her, easy to UNDERSTAND
  • KingOfTheDeadKingOfTheDead
    edited April 2013
    how is it unrealistic people? thats like me saying it was unrealistic for Lee to run into shawn hersheal and glenn without being mention
  • staticflstaticfl
    edited April 2013
    ColtPeacemaker00 wrote: »
    No, besides it being unrealistic to "run" into Lee's wife, it would add nothing to the story. Lee's part in this tale is over. We learned enough of his past and whats the point in learning anymore? I'd rather TT uses gametime to expand on the ongoing story instead of using it to rehash old events, that we know enough about, of characters who will not be involved in future episodes.

    Boooo :p
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