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Sarah's glasses

javoris767javoris767
edited May 2014 in The Walking Dead
I think having Sarah break/lose her glasses is a bit too much... The girl's already gonna be a mess after her dad died, and without her glasses then she'd be more of a liability. I think Sarah is a pretty cool character, I like her. Having her lose her dad is "great" in terms of character development, but the glasses just sets her back. I guess its just depending on how back her eyes are :/

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  • Dont_Look_BackDont_Look_Back
    edited May 2014
    lol, I don't think she's going to go blind without her glasses. Shes not velma from Scooby-Doo.
  • OmidOmid
    edited May 2014
    I think Sarah was just wearing those glasses for the style. It's to take away from ceasing to function. That's cold girl...
  • Dont_Look_BackDont_Look_Back
    fixed it.
    Its_That_Guy posted: »

    ht tp://i.imgur.com/aPjkI2h.jpg

  • JonGonJonGon
    She's going to evolve into Hipster Sarah.
  • Its_That_GuyIts_That_Guy
    edited May 2014
    ht tp://i.imgur.com/aPjkI2h.jpg
    Dont_Look_Back posted: »

    lol, I don't think she's going to go blind without her glasses. Shes not velma from Scooby-Doo.

  • Megami_KizukanaiMegami_Kizukanai
    Her glasses have lenses.
    Omid posted: »

    I think Sarah was just wearing those glasses for the style. It's to take away from ceasing to function. That's cold girl...

  • OmidOmid
    Sarah doesn't care she just wants to take Polaroid selfies man :)

    "The world has ended out there, you think anyone cares my glasses have lenses?"
    Megami_Kizukanai posted: »

    Her glasses have lenses.

  • AntzenAntzen
    I don't think losing her glasses is going to cripple Sarah that much, but the glasses are acting as a symbol for what Sarah has actually lost. She had been shielded from the world around her, assisted by her father and friends, but now, she is seeing the world as it is, without some glasses from her father to guide her. Unfortunately, without that help, she may indeed struggle to live in this world of death, she may, in fact, struggle to accept the distorted reality of this apocalyptic world.
  • MikejamesMikejames
    No more viewing the world through rose-colored glasses so to speak.
    Antzen posted: »

    I don't think losing her glasses is going to cripple Sarah that much, but the glasses are acting as a symbol for what Sarah has actually los

  • leatherwolf89leatherwolf89
    edited May 2014
    There's that rose-colored glasses analogy to signify her innocence being lost, but if Sarah wore glasses all the time, then that means she does have bad vision. I think if Clem finds her again she'll be silent and emotionless for most of the game. But then again, she's shown signs of being suicidal when she jokingly pointed a gun at her head and pulled the trigger in EP2 or later when she walked to the building ledge in EP3. It's hard to say what TellTale will do with her character.
  • ps3gamer095ps3gamer095
    maybe Sarah was trying to look hipster
    Megami_Kizukanai posted: »

    Her glasses have lenses.

  • Hbh128Hbh128
    That's not what she did when I taught her. When I taught her how to shoot, she pointed the gun right at me asking "what should I shoot?" What specific advice did you choose when playing as Lee teaching Clem to shoot? I think that may affect what she does.

    As for walking to the ledge, I think she was just having a minute, like Kenny in S1 EP5. Maybe thinking about her mom, or other family? It's clear that when someone does get pushed off the roof and dies, she changes her mind to DO NOT WANT. At least as far as the method, anyway.
    leatherwolf89 posted: »

    There's that rose-colored glasses analogy to signify her innocence being lost, but if Sarah wore glasses all the time, then that means she d

  • leatherwolf89leatherwolf89
    Sarah does it if you choose the "..." option when she first shows you the gun. And yeah, I think Sarah changed her mind when Carver came out with Reggie.
    Hbh128 posted: »

    That's not what she did when I taught her. When I taught her how to shoot, she pointed the gun right at me asking "what should I shoot?" Wha

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