I hate that people/Christa blame Clem for his death

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  • This just occurred to me, so I thought I would add - Christa is in denial, so she won't have to face up to her - and Omid's - equal role to Clem's in his death.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    That's a good argument, but the fact that Clem had one job sort of emphasizes her. Especially the fact that Clem's gun is what shot Omid.

  • After a year? I doubt she's in denial.

    rackahn posted: »

    This just occurred to me, so I thought I would add - Christa is in denial, so she won't have to face up to her - and Omid's - equal role to Clem's in his death.

  • Hm, I guess what bothers me most is that Christa seems to unfairly blame Clem and not herself and Omid, based on the look she had on her face when Omid was dying. Feel like I might not have communicated that. Everybody fucked up, but Christa seemns like she was disproportionately blaming Clem.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    That's exactly why I don't hold it against Clem. She's a kid. Yes, Christa and Omid should've been a little more responsible, but in the end, that's not what did Omid in. Clementine's gun is what got him.

  • She could be. Denial is a very convenient blinder, if you have a good enough reason to wear it. But she did seem to soften when Clem mentioned she wished Omid was here, so maybe.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    After a year? I doubt she's in denial.

  • Both Christa/Omid and Clem were at fault.

    Had Christa/Omid been with Clem, they would have shot the intruder.

    Had Clem kept track of her gun, she could have held the intruder at gunpoint and get Omid/Christa.

    Blame can't be necessarily held on one person.

  • In the moment, damn right she blamed Clem, but they didn't talk enough for us to figure out if she still did.

    rackahn posted: »

    Hm, I guess what bothers me most is that Christa seems to unfairly blame Clem and not herself and Omid, based on the look she had on her fac

  • Um... YES

    I can use bold, too. What a dickish way of expressing your disagreement.

    Tyranitar posted: »

    Um... NO

  • We don't have enough info to say one way or the other. My gut tells me no, though.

    rackahn posted: »

    She could be. Denial is a very convenient blinder, if you have a good enough reason to wear it. But she did seem to soften when Clem mentioned she wished Omid was here, so maybe.

  • I thought the angry look was if you mention missing Lee. It seemed like Christa caved a little when you mention wishing Omid was around. Little sympathy realizing this young child accepts her fault in the matter, and maybe Christa should too. Though as Harpadarpa mentioned, maybe Christa has.

    Lilacsbloom posted: »

    I remember that if you pick "I miss Omid" Christa gives Clementine a real angry look, and again if you mention about him saying "Omid was go

  • Well, if you're going to be that meta, why does it matter at all? These people aren't even real!

    I don't know that Michelle is terrible, she didn't INTENTIONALLY kill Omid, and maybe she had little choice about robbing someone. Circumstances are tough all around. Wrong place, wrong time. But I think the point OP was trying to make was Christa seems to unfairly blame Clem for something she had as much to do with. At least, that's what pisses me off about the whole deal. But Michelle seems like just as much of a victim as anyone else, really. She got all killed too.

    Dildor posted: »

    Clementine may have made a mistake leaving her gun right there, but I think Omid and Christa made a bigger mistake when they trusted everyth

  • Yeah, that's definitely 'fuck me' eyes. Or, a suggestive look, if you prefer.

    That_1_Guy posted: »

    "Hey Omid, let's 'Talk' "

  • I guess that's fairly open at this point, or determinant at least. Maybe she feels the one way if you mention Lee and the other if you mention Omid. I will give her credit for still taking care of Clem. And I imagine that if you chose to distract the bandits, Christa isn't nearly soulless enough not to appreciate that you at least tried to help her get away.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    We don't have enough info to say one way or the other. My gut tells me no, though.

  • I really want Christa to survive the season.

    rackahn posted: »

    I guess that's fairly open at this point, or determinant at least. Maybe she feels the one way if you mention Lee and the other if you menti

  • That'd be cool, but... a great way to tug at the heart strings is by killing a character there has been adaquate time to connect with. So, maybe it'll be Kenny (he did get hit in the face with a hatchet(?) in the Ep 3 preview), but Christa could definitely fit in that spot.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    I really want Christa to survive the season.

  • That was definitely the butt of Carver's revolver.

    But if Christa dies, we riot.

    rackahn posted: »

    That'd be cool, but... a great way to tug at the heart strings is by killing a character there has been adaquate time to connect with. So, m

  • Oh, thought I saw a sharp edge there. Mmmm... honestly, Christa was kind of a cold fish in Season 1, I don't know how broken up I'd be.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    That was definitely the butt of Carver's revolver. But if Christa dies, we riot.

  • I'd be mostly pissed that the two non-asshole characters from season 1 died instantly, while my second least favorite character like ever is paraded around and given a bullshit reason for surviving hell.

    rackahn posted: »

    Oh, thought I saw a sharp edge there. Mmmm... honestly, Christa was kind of a cold fish in Season 1, I don't know how broken up I'd be.

  • Right, that one.

    She said "Remember that time in Barstow?"

  • I recall Christa being pretty aggro to Lee when you first met her, regardless of how Lee reacted. Played through enough times to know for certain. But everyone did something to characterize them as an asshole. Well, except Omid, he only got pissy if you save him before Christa on the train.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    I'd be mostly pissed that the two non-asshole characters from season 1 died instantly, while my second least favorite character like ever is paraded around and given a bullshit reason for surviving hell.

  • Only at first, but then she softens up.

    rackahn posted: »

    I recall Christa being pretty aggro to Lee when you first met her, regardless of how Lee reacted. Played through enough times to know for ce

  • Yeah, but then she gets on Lee's ass about the walkers in the train station like she didn't knowingly let Lee go off with Clem.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    Only at first, but then she softens up.

  • Yeah. That was before she softened up.

    rackahn posted: »

    Yeah, but then she gets on Lee's ass about the walkers in the train station like she didn't knowingly let Lee go off with Clem.

  • Ah, I would've figured when she was sitting and talking to Clem right before that to be the soften point. She also aggressively grilled Lee about the walkie talkie in E4.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    Yeah. That was before she softened up.

  • Oh, she liked Clem from the beginning. The walkie talkie was justified. Secrets are a bad thing to keep.

    rackahn posted: »

    Ah, I would've figured when she was sitting and talking to Clem right before that to be the soften point. She also aggressively grilled Lee about the walkie talkie in E4.

  • She was justified in asking, since she knew it wasn't supposed to work, but (at least MY Lee) wasn't going to keep any secrets, just hadn't gotten somewhere to bring it up yet.

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    Oh, she liked Clem from the beginning. The walkie talkie was justified. Secrets are a bad thing to keep.

  • I wouldn't like people keeping secrets from me.

    rackahn posted: »

    She was justified in asking, since she knew it wasn't supposed to work, but (at least MY Lee) wasn't going to keep any secrets, just hadn't gotten somewhere to bring it up yet.

  • Indeed, it's just like many results in the game.

    Both Christa/Omid and Clem were at fault. Had Christa/Omid been with Clem, they would have shot the intruder. Had Clem kept track of h

  • Other than not laying directly on/letting anyone else lay directly on the baby, the only safety issues to consider are the ones you'd be considering anyways... STIs, consent, safe words if that's your thing, cross-contamination....

    Don't know if you are being sarcastic But isn't that not good if you do that when you are already having a baby

  • That's something I think could be expanded on in a flashback! Did Clem or Christa give Omid a head shot, or could one or both of them not handle it and they just left him? The latter seems unlikely, but, could be a determinant. What circumstances was Michelle in? Did Clem and Christa have to book it to avoid her group? Maybe she just seperated from her group to eliminate and saw an opportunity.... which backfired. Or second fired. Shooting pun.

    Anyone ask where this one random teen/young adult even came from? That's the biggest question to me. This far along the apocalypse to be alone, weaponless, and barging into random buildings is odd to me.

  • it's not clementine fault.... everyone should be nice to little Clementine because she is sweet and a good kid.

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  • Because.... hormones? Women don't usually experience lack of sex drive until after the baby is born, from my understanding.

    nasmadoodle posted: »

    May somebody please tell me why the fuck Christa would wanna have sex while she is pregnant!? Gosh you people

  • Yes, everyone has some blame, but I believe the OP was angry that Christa seemed to be blaming Clem without accepting her own and Omid's roles in Omid's death. That's how I felt, anyways.

    Both Christa/Omid and Clem were at fault. Had Christa/Omid been with Clem, they would have shot the intruder. Had Clem kept track of h

  • I'm going to borrow Omids humor and just say, he missed a big chance of saying "PUT THE GUN DOWN, BITCH!"

  • My theory is that Christa also hates herself for blaming Clem for Omid's death. She seems like a rational person. She knows that it's stupid to blame a little girl for not taking every precaution all the time. And she knows that she and Omid are somewhat to blame for leaving Clem by herself. But knowing all this, there's still that insidious little voice in her head that goes "If only..." That's why she doesn't like it when Clem brings up Omid and why she seems to have emotionally walled herself off from her. Because no matter how many times Christa tells herself that it's not Clem's fault, every time she sees Clem's face, all the resentment comes flooding back to her.

  • I don't give a single fuck whos fault it is! The only one truly at fault is Michelle. Look, imagine if it was you...being blamed for the death of someone else already screws with your mind, but imagine how this would effect a childs mind. It was an accident, wrong place, wrong time.

    UndeadEuan posted: »

    I don't see why some of you make it come off as if Clem's a badass, when yes, she did cause the death of Omid. She could have distracted Mic

  • How are bold words a dickish way to disagree

    Harpadarpa posted: »

    Um... YES I can use bold, too. What a dickish way of expressing your disagreement.

  • I disagree. When you use bold words, and an "um" as if it were obvious, in an ambiguous (at best) situation, that is being a dick.

    How are bold words a dickish way to disagree

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