I just don't like the fact that we missed all of the molding of Clem to this stage, it seems like we missed too much of her life
I think we can all agree to a certain extent about this. I have done some brainstorming over the last couple of weeks on thing's I'd have done differently with the episodes. All That Remains tried to completely tear what we knew about these characters and their situations from the get-go, and at this point, I think I can say that was a mistake.
The challenge was to make Clementine our protagonist, and the way they approached it was to skip a year and some months so that we could have a sense of entering a blank slate... problem is, Clementine will never be a blank slate after going through Season 1, and the time jump makes the transition all the less smooth for many people.
What...the....hell...? Weirdest comparison ever. Of all time. I just don't like the fact that we missed all of the molding of Clem to this s… moretage, it seems like we missed too much of her life and she's grown into a character that is new and different from the old Clementine, it's just a little hard to get used to, that's all. I saw Clem as a symbol of innocence and being the sort of moral compass of the group, it's just weird seeing her change this way. And since you mentioned Communism, Lenin has something to say...Lenin's Speech
I just don't like the fact that we missed all of the molding of Clem to this stage, it seems like we missed too much of her life
I t… morehink we can all agree to a certain extent about this. I have done some brainstorming over the last couple of weeks on thing's I'd have done differently with the episodes. All That Remains tried to completely tear what we knew about these characters and their situations from the get-go, and at this point, I think I can say that was a mistake.
The challenge was to make Clementine our protagonist, and the way they approached it was to skip a year and some months so that we could have a sense of entering a blank slate... problem is, Clementine will never be a blank slate after going through Season 1, and the time jump makes the transition all the less smooth for many people.
I do swear sometimes when with friends and family but usually it's for me to project a particularly strong emotion. I think people view swearing as one of those things that children never (or should never) do. Clem starting to do it would mark the ending of her childhood and I know a lot of people don't want that. I'd be okay if she dropped the f-bomb if something truly earth-shattering happened, but not if she starts sounding like Kenny.
I think you're making this way more complicated than it is. She's a pre-teen in a situation where she's in danger pretty much 24/7, around adults who don't really care to censor themselves for a little girl. Swearing might be a subconscious form of steeling herself against the world she's in, making herself feel a little tougher. Or, it could just be the fact that she hears it so often that it's become a norm to her. People swear when they get hurt or something bad/annoying happens because it makes them feel better, that could very well be applied to Clementine.
Not inevitable. The psyche is as resilient as the mentality of the individual, while others broke, she kept herself together. I could unders… moretand if Lee swore around her a lot before, but on my profile I didn't swear, excluding the cinematic mandatory language. You may not be the same exact person you were ten years ago, but you still have many things that could relate you back to what you were, this is a completely different act, showing no care for the past (most likely due to her being with Christa for two years) and who you once were. That leads to you abandoning hope, and any thought of a possibility of a cure or some way to solve the problem is lost, and slowly you'll begin to question why you are there, probably ending in insanity or suicide.
As others have already said, she is older. How many times do you hear an eight year old swear, compared to someone aged eleven. Go near any school here in the UK when it's home time and you will hear some eleven year olds swear worse than many adults.
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I think we can all agree to a certain extent about this. I have done some brainstorming over the last couple of weeks on thing's I'd have done differently with the episodes. All That Remains tried to completely tear what we knew about these characters and their situations from the get-go, and at this point, I think I can say that was a mistake.
The challenge was to make Clementine our protagonist, and the way they approached it was to skip a year and some months so that we could have a sense of entering a blank slate... problem is, Clementine will never be a blank slate after going through Season 1, and the time jump makes the transition all the less smooth for many people.
See, we're all on the same page. Now, let's all listen to a good ol' Communist speech!
I do swear sometimes when with friends and family but usually it's for me to project a particularly strong emotion. I think people view swearing as one of those things that children never (or should never) do. Clem starting to do it would mark the ending of her childhood and I know a lot of people don't want that. I'd be okay if she dropped the f-bomb if something truly earth-shattering happened, but not if she starts sounding like Kenny.
After all she is still a kid so she might feel uncomfortable :0
post a video please.
same here. don't know why though
I think you're making this way more complicated than it is. She's a pre-teen in a situation where she's in danger pretty much 24/7, around adults who don't really care to censor themselves for a little girl. Swearing might be a subconscious form of steeling herself against the world she's in, making herself feel a little tougher. Or, it could just be the fact that she hears it so often that it's become a norm to her. People swear when they get hurt or something bad/annoying happens because it makes them feel better, that could very well be applied to Clementine.
As others have already said, she is older. How many times do you hear an eight year old swear, compared to someone aged eleven. Go near any school here in the UK when it's home time and you will hear some eleven year olds swear worse than many adults.