Do you think Vernon's fate was Poetic Justice?
From 400 days we found out that Vernon most likely died when trying to steal the boat.Do you think it was a deserved death. I personally do.
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That makes two of us.
Well, except that even Kenny wouldn't take it if the people were still in / at the car. That and one of Vernon's Ex group members says that it was Vernon's plan all along to steal the boat.
I disagree because we thought it was abandoned,because I mean who in their right mind would leave a car full of supplies.Vernon knew that the boat was our plan and he knew that the herd was coming so he decided to steal the boat knowing that our group would most likely die, a group that included a little girl. We were surviving when we took the supplies in the car, Vernon was being selfish and effectively signed our death warrants when he stole the boat.
No, it's not. Kenny and the group thought the car was abandon and the people weren't there, nor did they know them personally. Vernon had interacted with Kenny and the group, knew the boat was theirs, and still stole it for his own selfish needs.
Then I can kill one more time as a walker... For good.
Yeah but we din't know if the owner was still alive . For all we know the people who owned the station wagon got killed by the bandits .
Kenny , Clementine or Zombie Lee .
have you played ep 5 ?
Yes i played it . What i'm trying to say is that before episode 5 came out , we all thought that the station wagon was really abandoned and the owner AKA Campman died either by walkers or bandits , Vernon knew that we wanted the boat and that we would come back but he still wanted to take it .
Every man for himself.
He deserves to live, so he can be overrun with guilt knowing that he destroyed so many lives without a second thought.
He should be awoken every night by the images of Brie and Boyd and Clive and Joyce, haunted by the faces of the people he used and then threw away like garbage.
He should suffer the painful realization that he is no longer what we call human. He is a monster.
To quote Lee, "Damn Girl,that's cold!"
Lee still would have turned...
If anything Kenny would have likely abandoned Clem for the boat...
Omid and Christa didn't even want the boat...
Did Vernon actually harm the group?
The boat wasn't going to make everything better and Kenny who refused to go with me probably would have left Lee and Clem behind whilst Christa and Omid went with Lee...
If anything Vernon stealing the boat focused the team and ensured Clem was rescued...
I disagree because I think if they were able to reach the boat they could escape the herd by living out on sea for a day or two and then they could take their chances in the countryside or stay in the boat or even split up. The boat served as a viable escape route out of Savannah and away from the herd.
Do you realize the Stranger was a jackass for leaving a bunch of supplies in the middle of a massively-widened area full of potential survivors and zombies? He's the one responsible for his own shit, not Lee or the group.
Since they didn't say for certain that he was dead, I think we are going to run into him in Season 2.
I'm with this man right here. I stole from the station wagon with no regrets, and, if it were the other way around (Vernon's group was the one who had the boat and Lee's group had the opportunity to steal it), guess what, I'd have done that too. Even if I liked Vernon throughout the Crawford part, and I took pity on his group, but if I have to choose between screwing them over and staying in the overrun city, where our group is very much likely to die? I'll say "screw it" and take the boat. I don't care if that makes me a monster in their eyes, my group is the one that matters to me. Clementine is the one that matters.
Season 2 needs at least one character that needs an ambiguous fate. Many times when a character leaves and doesn't die, people expect them to come back. It's a great big world. It'd be more realistic to never see Vernon again in my opinion, unless Kenny's fate gives an answer or S2's player character is exploring Savannah.
to quote the nostalgia critic
"yes, go to the people nearing the end of their existence and leave behind the children who are young and full of life"
THATS the song that should have played in Lees last stand
hell yea