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is where, after discovering the future of Clem's group, I started to notice. This slide shows Clem and Rebecca in what seems to be a holding cell, shown by the transparent bars; Although it could also represent the "feeling" of being "trapped", but that's anyone's guess. I think it's just a temporary holding cell. Anyways, the music is what sets the tone. There's a buzz-saw in the background with a ominous rattling and heavy and distorted wind effects. I think this particular slide is also especially important. Picture Clementine, trapped in an unknown location, forced to do labor for people she doesn't know, with a group she barely knows, and also worrying about a soon to be pregnant lady. Imagine what's going through her head, a lot of stress for an 11 year old girl. To her all this but be building up inside of her, with the "ringing" buzz-saw noise representing her numbness to this constant mental abuse.[/quote]
I quoted your predictions for episode three and it is crazy how accurate they were. Listening to the music I didn't really get a buzz saw out of it until reading your theory. But reading your predictions for four and five you may be onto something.
One thing i don't get. Episode 3 slide shows Rebbecca and Clem. Everyone thought she would give birth during the episode. Nothing like that happened. Clem was hardly with Rebbecca. Maybe i forget and I'm wrong.
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is where, after discovering the future of Clem's group, I started to notice. This slide shows Clem and Rebecca in what seems to be a holding cell, shown by the transparent bars; Although it could also represent the "feeling" of being "trapped", but that's anyone's guess. I think it's just a temporary holding cell. Anyways, the music is what sets the tone. There's a buzz-saw in the background with a ominous rattling and heavy and distorted wind effects. I think this particular slide is also especially important. Picture Clementine, trapped in an unknown location, forced to do labor for people she doesn't know, with a group she barely knows, and also worrying about a soon to be pregnant lady. Imagine what's going through her head, a lot of stress for an 11 year old girl. To her all this but be building up inside of her, with the "ringing" buzz-saw noise representing her numbness to this constant mental abuse.[/quote]
I quoted your predictions for episode three and it is crazy how accurate they were. Listening to the music I didn't really get a buzz saw out of it until reading your theory. But reading your predictions for four and five you may be onto something.