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Any thoughts on this theory?

Yo-da-ManYo-da-Man
in The Walking Dead

I don't know if I agree with this theory or not; but IMAO it's worth reading

Theory: Clementine is the Season 3 Antagonist

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  • RomanEmpire14RomanEmpire14
    edited December 2016

    It's a good analysis. I don't think she'd be a leader, i think she'd have influence, but not a leader.
    I actually think it would be good and would shake the whole game and the players.
    I mean look at some points

    • She kills Eli in cold blood, then wants Javier to lie for her and make an excuse.
    • She wants Javier to stay behind and keep shooting instead of being with his family, maybe trying to get him killed?
    • She know's that because she's the golden child, majority of players trust her in fact pretty much all do and like her.
    • I didn't make this choice, but if you kill Conrad, she takes off i think , not seedy at all
    • She wants Javier to kill Conrad, funny how she wants the guy who wants to expose her to be killed.
    • She lied about who she was with at a time, how do we know she's not lying about anything else?
    • TNF somehow knew where Javier was as soon as him and Clementine got there
    • Why was Clementine trying to cut the tree on the truck?
      She's up to something that's for sure.
  • AnimalBoyAnimalBoy
    edited December 2016

    I found myself questioning whether or not i can trust her while playing episode 2.

  • Megami_KizukanaiMegami_Kizukanai
    edited December 2016

    She kills Prescott in cold blood, then wants Javier to lie for her and make an excuse.

    She kills Eli, actually. I don't remember Clem walker-bombing a *town and killing every single one of its people.

    RomanEmpire14 posted: »

    It's a good analysis. I don't think she'd be a leader, i think she'd have influence, but not a leader. I actually think it would be good a

  • OnmensOnmens

    Nah, I think the only reason they made some off her actions seem a bit questionable is because otherwise the 90% that sided with her would have been 100%.

  • RomanEmpire14RomanEmpire14

    Lol yeah my bad on the on wrong name, but she kills Eli in cold blood when he was unarmed. and the fact that she was pointing a gun at him blanks or not proved she had no value for his life.

    Megami_Kizukanai posted: »

    She kills Prescott in cold blood, then wants Javier to lie for her and make an excuse. She kills Eli, actually. I don't remember Clem walker-bombing a *town and killing every single one of its people.

  • Megami_KizukanaiMegami_Kizukanai

    Clem isn't the same Clem we know, in fact, I think a demon possessed her during that scene.

    RomanEmpire14 posted: »

    Lol yeah my bad on the on wrong name, but she kills Eli in cold blood when he was unarmed. and the fact that she was pointing a gun at him blanks or not proved she had no value for his life.

  • RomanEmpire14RomanEmpire14

    lol what? Are you trolling me?

    Megami_Kizukanai posted: »

    Clem isn't the same Clem we know, in fact, I think a demon possessed her during that scene.

  • Megami_KizukanaiMegami_Kizukanai

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    RomanEmpire14 posted: »

    lol what? Are you trolling me?

  • RomanEmpire14RomanEmpire14

    English please,

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  • ForClementineForClementine

    It's a cool theory but i don't think Telltale would go for it. They already got a lot of complaints last season about Clem being ~overpowered~ or whatever for her age, so they probably wouldn't make her the leader of one of the leaders of a huge group of murderous people.

    But I think Clem can be antagonistic without necessarily being an evil character/an outright enemy. She definitely acts very suspiciously throughout Ties That Bind and is hella bloodthirsty at times. I think she could lead Javier down some very dangerous roads, which could eventually lead some players (though I gotta say I will follow Clem off the ends of the Earth lol) to have to question their blind loyalty to her.

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