I agree with your point but my point is that no one can replace Lee... I think that the only thing that Clemmy needs is a good group or community, She already know how to protect herself and if She finds a good community She can help them and at the same time She can improve her skills...
Of course nobody can truly replace Lee... But replacing him and taking his role are two separate things. Clem needs somebody in his role of guardian. Also, a good community means nothing. It's not like she's going to think of them all equally awesome. She's naturally going to lean towards depending on one or two people, because that's what people do.
I agree with your point but my point is that no one can replace Lee... I think that the only thing that Clemmy needs is a good group or comm… moreunity, She already know how to protect herself and if She finds a good community She can help them and at the same time She can improve her skills...
Lee 2.0 AW HELL NAW no one is going to replace Lee anyway no my Clem doesn't need a guardian in my opinion her next guardian should be a AK47 my Clem going be a badass and lead the group watch she will be the next rambo(Clembo)
There will never be a Lee 2.0. Clementine is a little too hardened from the ZA to have a father/mother-figure like guardian anymore. Not only that, but I don't see Bonnie being anywhere near the excellent heroic guardian Lee was.
I wouldn't count on Bonnie to be Clementine's guardian because she is not to be trusted.I know that she is going to escape with with us in Episode 4 but I mean she literally gave us to Carver!What if Clementine was hurt?In Episode 3 I trusted her and I told her of Luke because I wanted the best for our group!If I had the choice to save her or Kenny or Luke then I would of course chose them of over her!
Honestly, I think that comparison is apples and oranges.
Both have made mistakes, sometimes big ones.
As Lee so eloquently put it, "It's impossible to through life without causing some kind of pain."
I think what the question really is, "How far are as we as individuals, willing to go, in order to forgive others?"
That's a question, I hope everyone on this forum will ask themselves, and then apply that principle in their own lives.
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Do they even have tampons in the zombie apocalypse? Lol, puberty yayy!!!
I agree with your point but my point is that no one can replace Lee... I think that the only thing that Clemmy needs is a good group or community, She already know how to protect herself and if She finds a good community She can help them and at the same time She can improve her skills...
Clementine is awesome and all, but both are really good characters, and you really can't pin them against each other.
Of course nobody can truly replace Lee... But replacing him and taking his role are two separate things. Clem needs somebody in his role of guardian. Also, a good community means nothing. It's not like she's going to think of them all equally awesome. She's naturally going to lean towards depending on one or two people, because that's what people do.
Gross.
She just wanted to make sure she's safe.
No one is next no one. But if it was, Jane would be next Lee, or Clem guardian as you say. idk
MARKY! YOU"RE BACK!!!!
why do you keep doing this?
There will never be a Lee 2.0. Clementine is a little too hardened from the ZA to have a father/mother-figure like guardian anymore. Not only that, but I don't see Bonnie being anywhere near the excellent heroic guardian Lee was.
I amma put a bullet in her mothafuckin ass!
Troy is Clems new guardian, well he shoulda been
I wouldn't count on Bonnie to be Clementine's guardian because she is not to be trusted.I know that she is going to escape with with us in Episode 4 but I mean she literally gave us to Carver!What if Clementine was hurt?In Episode 3 I trusted her and I told her of Luke because I wanted the best for our group!If I had the choice to save her or Kenny or Luke then I would of course chose them of over her!
Honestly, I think that comparison is apples and oranges.
Both have made mistakes, sometimes big ones.
As Lee so eloquently put it, "It's impossible to through life without causing some kind of pain."
I think what the question really is, "How far are as we as individuals, willing to go, in order to forgive others?"
That's a question, I hope everyone on this forum will ask themselves, and then apply that principle in their own lives.