Neither, I let Kenny kill her and then killed him. It was probably the best-case scenario. I liked Kenny but didn't feel keeping him around was in my best interests.
I think it's unfair to compare Kenny who have showed in 9 episodes with Jean who have only appeared in 3 episodes. Jean's personality is not fully developed in the game and there is so much we don't know about her. But I'm glad to see that Jean is start to change herself for Clem, she is trying to build trust with people. In Jean's ending, if you failed to decide whether invite the family into their campus or not, Jean will let them in.
For Kenny, I'm just feel so disappointed. I thought he have finally learned how to forgive for saving Ben at the end of season 1. But its turn out I was wrong. It's lucky for Sarita to died earler so she wouldn't need to see how he treat Carver or Alvo. Why is Kenny always surrounded by the most sweet person like Katjaa, Sarita, Walter or Lee but never learned anything from them? And even its already very hard to put the group work together after Luke died. He is still bossing around all the time, which is exactly he did in season 1 when he killed lily's father in front of her. No wound everyone left him.
I don't blame a person who made a mistake or made a wrong decision. But I can't stand a person who never learns.
The Kenny and Jane choice at the end of Season 2, as I have previously mentioned, was one of the HARDEST decisions in the whole game series.
Even though, I glanced a few snippets of info on the wiki, getting to that choice was causing me to have an upset stomach. Weighing pros and cons.
Then, zero hour...
Clem grabbed the gun, begging for the madness to stop, I was struggling to make a choice, until I yelled "NOOO" and shot Kenny.
Yes, one of my oldest friends and allies, I struck down. Then, he said I made the right choice. I had Clem give him solace that he would be with his family. "You're always...good for a smile"
Then, the reveal that AJ was alive. Jane gave her reasons. But in hindsight, I must confess...she was right.
Ever since the end of "In Harm's Way", Kenny's sanity had been slipping away and he was becoming more and more dangerous.
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Duh, Jane.
Ag-reed!
Neither, I let Kenny kill her and then killed him. It was probably the best-case scenario. I liked Kenny but didn't feel keeping him around was in my best interests.
I think it's unfair to compare Kenny who have showed in 9 episodes with Jean who have only appeared in 3 episodes. Jean's personality is not fully developed in the game and there is so much we don't know about her. But I'm glad to see that Jean is start to change herself for Clem, she is trying to build trust with people. In Jean's ending, if you failed to decide whether invite the family into their campus or not, Jean will let them in.
For Kenny, I'm just feel so disappointed. I thought he have finally learned how to forgive for saving Ben at the end of season 1. But its turn out I was wrong. It's lucky for Sarita to died earler so she wouldn't need to see how he treat Carver or Alvo. Why is Kenny always surrounded by the most sweet person like Katjaa, Sarita, Walter or Lee but never learned anything from them? And even its already very hard to put the group work together after Luke died. He is still bossing around all the time, which is exactly he did in season 1 when he killed lily's father in front of her. No wound everyone left him.
I don't blame a person who made a mistake or made a wrong decision. But I can't stand a person who never learns.
The Kenny and Jane choice at the end of Season 2, as I have previously mentioned, was one of the HARDEST decisions in the whole game series.
Even though, I glanced a few snippets of info on the wiki, getting to that choice was causing me to have an upset stomach. Weighing pros and cons.
Then, zero hour...
Clem grabbed the gun, begging for the madness to stop, I was struggling to make a choice, until I yelled "NOOO" and shot Kenny.
Yes, one of my oldest friends and allies, I struck down. Then, he said I made the right choice. I had Clem give him solace that he would be with his family. "You're always...good for a smile"
Then, the reveal that AJ was alive. Jane gave her reasons. But in hindsight, I must confess...she was right.
Ever since the end of "In Harm's Way", Kenny's sanity had been slipping away and he was becoming more and more dangerous.
An article I found by an author whom made the same choice: http://attackofthefanboy.com/opinion/the-walking-dead-season-two-made-tough-choice-end/
To be honest, I came to like Jane, because I felt she and me were a lot alike, with regarding zombies and survival tactics (some).
Kenny. Doesn't mean I hate Jane but she brought that on herself.