kinda glad
that sarah passed away. considering her age it was pretty obvious she would have been too big of a burden for anyone to handle. no point in helping people that won't help themselves. also, first chance i get i am gonna tell luke that he is a worthless piece of shit. Mike, kenny, and bonnie are the ones that haven't completely screwed up.
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i agree
Oh but why Luke the Fluke, like everyone says you need to screw to get through. (ô‿ô)
Sarah didn't deserve that crappy death though.
yea sarah did have a crappy death but at least we got to see her die. you just find nick in a fence and slice his face up.
What did Luke do? (Nick died in my 202)
I personally don't think people should be punished for being weak and mentally unprepared.
God dammit, Sarah. Why didn't you stay inside instead of walking out where the walkers were?
Not true at all, Kenny makes mistakes all the time and Bonnie was with Carver. Mike's awesome.
Everyone makes mistakes. (Not Mike, because he's awesome.)
And i find a little disturbing you are glad a girl was eaten alive. Sarah was a good person and she could've been explored much more as a character, i'm really upset she's dead.
You...sound an awful lot like Carver and that's not a good thing.
We're not savages. We're humans and we are capable of empathy; are you really going to throw people to the walkers because they make one mistake or have a moment of weakness? If it hadn't been for Lee, then Clem probably wouldn't have got to where she is today and been able to stand on her own two feet as well. I hope when you look at someone you see more than their 'usefulness'.
What mistakes have Kenny made "all the time"?
Heil Hitler to you too buddy.
Saltlick (No need to explain).
Screaming at Clem and blaming her for the death of Sarita.
Not stopping the train and (Determinant) beating Lee.
Racism.
Getting Walter killed.
Stealing the food from the Stranger.
I love Ken-Ken, but you can't say he never made any mistakes.
He asks about him, then Jane tells him, and he sort of cries, and says no.
Those were in Season 1?
Most of them.
The Saltlick was, in the end, a necessary evil. No matter how much I sympathized with Larry in Episode 2, he was an ungrateful son of a bitch who nearly gets you killed after you save his life.
He responds to Jane's answer with: "Fuck...Fuck."
He's sad but goes right back to the problem at hand.
Bonnie has screwed up and gotten people killed because of her active participation in an armed assault against your group. Mike seems okay from the very little we know about him, but his character isn't developed enough at this point in the game and there really isn't any time left to develop him a lot further. I can't relate to any of then new characters and don't really care about any of them except the baby. Clem and Kenny are the only characters that I have any real feelings about and all of that comes from season one. Although in season two Clem acts like an emotionless robot with nothing left to remind you that she's a still a little kid and Kenny's fate wasn't suppose to be explored after he had done his part in the story in season one.
I did do everything to try and save Sarah and even told Jane she didn't even try to save her. I helped Rebecca for the sake of the baby, but she is just as guilty as the rest of the cabin group for almost killing Clementine. Luke and Bonnie did things that I won't forgive and Mike is a stranger. Jane is just a piece of shit. I got sick of hearing about Kenny losing it because he gets depressed about people dying and kills people who need to be killed. He's the only character left that's strong enough to kill when it has to be done, but still has a moral view that you take care of the kids or die trying.
'Cause plot holes.
I never thought about this, lmao really makes no sense when you think about it, especially since she wasn't even armed...
Would you have considered Clementine a burden because of her age and her emotions in Season 1? I wouldn't have, Clementine is the main character of the series, but it feels like Sarah's death hard little impact on her so far.
I just wish we had been given the option to just shoot Sarah at some point to put her out of her misery. Yes, she was a burden, and yes, she likely wouldn't have improved (though her behavior after being saved implied she was regaining her will to live), but she never deserved such a painful death.
i know it seems harsh letting a mentally weak person die but did you all forget that she risked clem, janes, and lukes life? not to mention she did kinda get nick killed. I wouldn't be saying this if she was about 8 but she is 15.
sarah was the kinda person that would throw a little childish fit everytime something bad happened. Luke at least tried to do good things but he just does not have the mind for it. look at the supplies that were wasted because he wanted to fulfill his "needs". two children that i don't want around my clem.
clem was a child, sarah was 15. maybe it was how i was raised but after 13 i believe that someone should know that they aren't the only ones in this world.
i wouldn't have mind if sarah was quiet throughout the whole game but was able to get stuff done. instead she went into shutdown mode and didn't really care about who died around her.
but kenny never actively risked anyones life. i did hate him after the salt lick but it was one of those big "ifs" situations. yes sometimes he did leave lee in some messed up scenarios but in the end kenny never shut down even after he lost his family.
He was also a paranoid megalomaniac. He had good intentions from his view but he is overtly aggressive and defensive. I didn't abhor Larry though, didn't enjoy interacting with him though. I think Kenny was way too pre-emptive with killing Larry though, Kenny was looking for a reason to kill him since the Duck incident and in the end Larry was right about Kenny's denial about Duck just not at the time he met them.
You don't remember the train, when Kenny was teaching Omid the controls of the train 'in case something happens'. He shut down after losing his family.
Her father didn't allow her a chance to prepare for survival, so you can't hold Sarah's naivety against her when it was all she knew.
sarah had eyes. she saw the undead chasing them its not like it was new to her. maybe death was new to her since carlos probably said "so and so went to a different place" whenever someone died. but still you are about to be eaten and all you can do there is curl up in the fetal position and scream like a tard? thats what made me let her get eaten.
She had more or less shut down. Sorry, but you really can't expect someone with a sheltered mentality like Sarah's to just stop screaming "like a tard".
People wield anxiety attacks and mental breakdowns differently. All logic gets throw out the window. But kay.
You're a horrible human being.
for the record i did convince her to leave the trailer. i did understand that she had just lost her father so i took some empathy on her. however, after i saved her i knew that she would be unable to survive in this world.
Yet you say that she 'screams like a tard'. Hardly seems like empathy to me. You expect someone not to scream when you're getting eaten alive?
no before. she was just screaming when you tried to talk to her or hug her.
You say considering her age she was a burden, then is Clementine a burden too? Because she is way younger than Sarah. You say there is no point in helping people that can't help themselves, but just imagine what would have happened in season 1 if Lee had thought the same thing. It's because Lee helped a little child that couldn't take care of herself that we get to play her as a strong character in season 2. No one is born strong, we all learn to become strong thanks to the experiences that life offers us and thanks to the people that give us strenght and don't give up on us.
She was traumatized by what had happened to Carlos. I don't see how this is so hard to understand.
i did post above saying that clem gets a pass because she was 8 sarah is 15.
Clementine doesn't count.
She could be 50 and she wouldn't be a burden.