If you accept Ava's offer and inject AJ, your Clem will be loyal and she will follow Javi's lead.
If you accept Ava's offer and obey them… more with AJ, your Clem will be understanding and will go after Gabe.
If you reject Ava's offer and inject AJ, your Clem will be levelheaded and will go wherever Javi doesn't.
If you reject Ava's offer and obey them with AJ, your Clem will be forgiving and will, again, go after Gabe.
If you reject Ava's offer, inject AJ and spit in David's face, your Clem will be cold and will go with Kate.
If you reject Ava's offer, obey with AJ and spit in David's face, your Clem will be honest and will, again, go wherever Javi doesn't.
If you accept Ava's offer, inject AJ and spit in David's face, your Clem will be bold and will, again, follow Javi's lead.
Throughout the whole season David gave Javier shit for leaving when people most needed him. Said he was a coward for tucking his tail betwe… moreen his legs and running. Especially in episode 3 if you try to leave with Kate and then get caught he gets mad at you for not fighting for his brother/Richmond.
Episode 5 comes and David abandons Richmond, abandons his wife and brother, takes his kid and books it. Abandoning all of them and only thinking of himself.
David turned into what Javier was.
You are incorrect to judge David based on that.
The people where David put his time, effort and work to turned on him to kill him withou… moret question.
Why would David continue again to serve the people who betrayed him and tried to kill him no questions asked?
In ep3 he thought he could trust the people and therefor was prepared to fight for them. When he realised that they are not worthy to trust after they showed their true self in time of need he has all the right to abandoning them or rule with tyranny.
If you rejected Kate's love confession in episode 4 , would she stIll kiss Javier no matter what in episode 5 when David says we should leave Richmond?
If you rejected Kate's love confession in episode 4 , would she stIll kiss Javier no matter what in episode 5 when David says we should leave Richmond?
Don't forget his constant petty jealousy towards his little brother in nearly every interaction with him in flashbacks, and even in the present time when it comes to being a better family man than David could ever be.
I honestly don't think David ever saw Javier as a brother. Their relationship was artificial at best. I honestly think David using the word 'family' as an excuse to criticize Javier whenever he could, without realizing his own lack of devotion to his living relatives in the present time, simply because David preferred to be in the army and fight than to stay with Kate, Gabe, and Mariana.
And then there's how he abandons the people of Richmond he's sworn to protect, simply because a few members turned traitor and tried to have him executed for knowing too much. He also snatches a baby from a child before kicking her out and tries to be a parent in her place, gets fed up after a few weeks, and then leaves the baby to someone else so he wouldn't have to deal with him anymore.
David turns out exactly how he had perceived Javier to be the entire time, while Javier emerged as a better family man and leader than David could ever hope to be.
Throughout the whole season David gave Javier shit for leaving when people most needed him. Said he was a coward for tucking his tail betwe… moreen his legs and running. Especially in episode 3 if you try to leave with Kate and then get caught he gets mad at you for not fighting for his brother/Richmond.
Episode 5 comes and David abandons Richmond, abandons his wife and brother, takes his kid and books it. Abandoning all of them and only thinking of himself.
David turned into what Javier was.
The parallels between Kenny and David are endless.
* Both are separated from their loved ones and reunited at a later time after one of… more them has died.
* Both have a significant role in taking care of AJ.
* Both can die in a car crash while protecting their kids.
* The car crash can be caused by their kids, Clem and Gabe respectively.
* Both have either a good or bad relationship with the protagonist in their respective seasons.
* Both used their jobs as an escape from the responsibility of their family.
* Both had a child die during the apocalypse.
* Both had tempers and can determinately hurt the kids they're protecting while beating someone else.
I could go on
"Petty" jealousy? His brother was having fun while David couldn't because he was responsable for family. He hated his job, had argument s with Kate and felt that he was going nowhere in life. Of course he, like any other human being in that situation, would become jealous.
David was jealous on Javier because his pa liked Javier more than David. David tried to put Javier down because of that, not because he hates him.
If person A goes by a person who is getting raped while screaming for help, if person A doesn't even do anything to prevent, stop or help then person A is a criminal. Especially if the rape victim has helped A from before.
The people did not even question or demand justice for David, thus they are no different than a deaf, blind and unable to move Joan villian. If the at least did something, then one could call them innocent but they did even try to help a good man they know. In other words they betrayed and agreed to kill him. That alone is more than enough evidence that these people are in general evil.
He kicked out Clementine to maintain order. She knew the punishment but did it anyway.
He gave away AJ out of kindness to not die of the winter as other people did. Him having enough of AJ is a lie.
No either is Javier written to be very stupid to help traitors, or he is going to rule with iron hand which is the logical option. David is much better leader than Javier, he is trained soldier and knows how to face threats from other humans.
Don't forget his constant petty jealousy towards his little brother in nearly every interaction with him in flashbacks, and even in the pres… moreent time when it comes to being a better family man than David could ever be.
I honestly don't think David ever saw Javier as a brother. Their relationship was artificial at best. I honestly think David using the word 'family' as an excuse to criticize Javier whenever he could, without realizing his own lack of devotion to his living relatives in the present time, simply because David preferred to be in the army and fight than to stay with Kate, Gabe, and Mariana.
And then there's how he abandons the people of Richmond he's sworn to protect, simply because a few members turned traitor and tried to have him executed for knowing too much. He also snatches a baby from a child before kicking her out and tries to be a parent in her place, gets fed up after a few weeks, and then leaves the baby to someone… [view original content]
"Petty" jealousy? His brother was having fun while David couldn't because he was responsable for family. He hated his job, had argument s with Kate and felt that he was going nowhere in life. Of course he, like any other human being in that situation, would become jealous. David was jealous on Javier because his pa liked Javier more than David. David tried to put Javier down because of that, not because he hates him.
It doesn't justify David's attitude towards Javier, since he's living a life of his own while David chose to go to the army, chose to have a family, and chose to stay with Kate. The father may like Javier more, but that doesn't mean David should take it out on Javier.
If person A goes by a person who is getting raped while screaming for help, if person A doesn't even do anything to prevent, stop or help then person A is a criminal. Especially if the rape victim has helped A from before.
...What has this got to do with a feud between two brothers?
The people did not even question or demand justice for David, thus they are no different than a deaf, blind and unable to move Joan villian. If the at least did something, then one could call them innocent but they did even try to help a good man they know. In other words they betrayed and agreed to kill him. That alone is more than enough evidence that these people are in general evil.
Whether or not these people just so happens to share the exact same mindset that Joan had when she tried to have David executed, it doesn't change the fact that David is still a leader of Richmond, and he doesn't even hesitate to throw everyone, including the children and those who may not even have been present to the public execution event, to the wolves because of the action of one person.
He doesn't even try to regain control, make amends, or rally his own loyal subjects. He runs off at the first chance he gets without even knowing the full story and knowing who to trust. Why was he even made a leader to begin with?
Also, it's likely a case of Bystander Syndrome. With that many people there, an individual would be less inclined to act in a situation they're not 100% sure of. They see one leader accusing another of turning traitor and making a public execution as a result. For all we know, these people were scared of saying anything in case they would be executed as well by a madwoman.
He kicked out Clementine to maintain order. She knew the punishment but did it anyway. He gave away AJ out of kindness to not die of the winter as other people did. Him having enough of AJ is a lie.
Why maintain order by snatching a baby from someone who is going to be kicked out anyway? And considering that he himself said that "we should have left him in the woods to die a week ago", it's hardly an act of kindness and more as an act of spite, because David wanted to show Clementine that he's in control, not her. Why kick her out and leave her to think that David would kill AJ now that she isn't here to protect him?
Besides, Dr. Lingard also breaks the rules to get himself high, and yet he's excused. Doctor or no, this makes no sense for David to keep him while punishing Clementine for this one act of theft for a good cause.
No either is Javier written to be very stupid to help traitors, or he is going to rule with iron hand which is the logical option. David is much better leader than Javier, he is trained soldier and knows how to face threats from other humans.
And yet he abandons a community under the presumption that everyone within the area is a traitor and wants his blood. He runs off with Gabe in one ending and immediately gets himself and his son killed. He's a trained soldier, but he has little to no control of his emotions, paranoia and anger, and has no experience of diffusing a situation in a non-lethal manner, which is an important trait a soldier has.
David chooses to run off with his only son over a love triangle with Javier and Kate, while Javier can choose to rescue and clean up Richmond and gain everyone's trust, and consider taking up David's mantle. I would think that Javier had made a more effective leader than a deserter.
"Petty" jealousy? His brother was having fun while David couldn't because he was responsable for family. He hated his job, had argument s wi… moreth Kate and felt that he was going nowhere in life. Of course he, like any other human being in that situation, would become jealous.
David was jealous on Javier because his pa liked Javier more than David. David tried to put Javier down because of that, not because he hates him.
If person A goes by a person who is getting raped while screaming for help, if person A doesn't even do anything to prevent, stop or help then person A is a criminal. Especially if the rape victim has helped A from before.
The people did not even question or demand justice for David, thus they are no different than a deaf, blind and unable to move Joan villian. If the at least did something, then one could call them innocent but they did even try to help a good man they know. In other words they betrayed and agreed t… [view original content]
It doesn't justify David's attitude towards Javier, since he's living a life of his own while David chose to go to the army, chose to have a family, and chose to stay with Kate. The father may like Javier more, but that doesn't mean David should take it out on Javier.
It doesn't, I wrote it because David's attitude is not based purely on hate on Javier just because he is his elder brother as some try to paint.
...What has this got to do with a feud between two brothers?
It isn't. It is linked with the third text to explain as a metaphor about the people of Richmond.
Whether or not these people just so happens to share the exact same mindset that Joan had when she tried to have David executed, it doesn't change the fact that David is still a leader of Richmond, and he doesn't even hesitate to throw everyone, including the children and those who may not even have been present to the public execution event, to the wolves because of the action of one person.
These people did not even pretend to lie for justice, the plainly accepted that a leader who has done a lot of good to them is getting killed. Is there any difference between them and a devil unable to move, hear and communicate? No. If they tried to do their best, then they could not be blamed. But they didn't and accepting evil actions is like being part of it. They are to blame as much as Joan and everyone who did utter a negative about the injustice.
As for their children dying, it is completely on their parents because they choose to not act. David is not to blame an inch for the consequences of other people's action. It is their fault for betraying a good person, and now they have to face to consequences.
He doesn't even try to regain control, make amends, or rally his own loyal subjects. He runs off at the first chance he gets without even knowing the full story and knowing who to trust. Why was he even made a leader to begin with?
They agreed to kill him and betrayed him despite everything he has done for them. They do not deserve a good leader or David. And if they want, then they have to make very good appealing deal to David as to make have the last word or be without his leadership, because of their action.
Also, it's likely a case of Bystander Syndrome. With that many people there, an individual would be less inclined to act in a situation they're not 100% sure of. They see one leader accusing another of turning traitor and making a public execution as a result. For all we know, these people were scared of saying anything in case they would be executed as well by a madwoman.
Does not justify anything. They had the chance to prove themselves to David, and they did not even took it or uttered anything agains or pleaded.
Why maintain order by snatching a baby from someone who is going to be kicked out anyway? And considering that he himself said that "we should have left him in the woods to die a week ago", it's hardly an act of kindness and more as an act of spite, because David wanted to show Clementine that he's in control, not her. Why kick her out and leave her to think that David would kill AJ now that she isn't here to protect him?
Snatching the baby is to show the severe punishment in case anyone have a thought about doing a similiar crime. By having tough punishment, order is better maintained.
In case you haven't seen ep5, David says as confirmed by dr Lingard that David was a good father to AJ and that he gave him up to save AJ from the winter that took lives.
Besides, Dr. Lingard also breaks the rules to get himself high, and yet he's excused. Doctor or no, this makes no sense for David to keep him while punishing Clementine for this one act of theft for a good cause.
Besides, Dr. Lingard also breaks the rules to get himself high, and yet he's excused. Doctor or no, this makes no sense for David to keep him while punishing Clementine for this one act of theft for a good cause.
David can justify that because dr Lingard is a doctor. Clementine is not a doctor or have valueable skills needed by them.
And yet he abandons a community under the presumption that everyone within the area is a traitor and wants his blood. He runs off with Gabe in one ending and immediately gets himself and his son killed. He's a trained soldier, but he has little to no control of his emotions, paranoia and anger, and has no experience of diffusing a situation in a non-lethal manner, which is an important trait a soldier has.
Almost everyone in Richmond betrayed him. Why work to people again who betrayed who? Any sane person would ditch traitors.
Diffusing a situation in a non-lethal manner? Those situations required violence and showing dominance which are traits of a strong leader. Be kind and people won't respect. Be dominant, rude, violent, just and people will obey. Those are traits needed in a strong leader which David has.
He could not control his emotion when his family betrayed him like that, which any sane person would behave the same.
David chooses to run off with his only son over a love triangle with Javier and Kate, while Javier can choose to rescue and clean up Richmond and gain everyone's trust, and consider taking up David's mantle. I would think that Javier had made a more effective leader than a deserter.
His wife betrayed him, his community and he assumed that Javier did it too. Why would he stay with traitors? As for Javier leading Richmond, he would be realistically taken advantage of the people or have little authority because his character and because he helps people who betrayed his brother, which is weakness in eyes of people he would lead.
"Petty" jealousy? His brother was having fun while David couldn't because he was responsable for family. He hated his job, had argument s wi… moreth Kate and felt that he was going nowhere in life. Of course he, like any other human being in that situation, would become jealous. David was jealous on Javier because his pa liked Javier more than David. David tried to put Javier down because of that, not because he hates him.
It doesn't justify David's attitude towards Javier, since he's living a life of his own while David chose to go to the army, chose to have a family, and chose to stay with Kate. The father may like Javier more, but that doesn't mean David should take it out on Javier.
If person A goes by a person who is getting raped while screaming for help, if person A doesn't even do anything to prevent, stop or help then person A is a criminal. Especially if the rape victim has helped A from before.
...What has this got … [view original content]
Clementine can accidentally cause a car crash which kills Kenny and leaves her with a scar on her brow.
Gabe accidentally causes a car crash which kills David and leaves him with a scar on his brow.
CMIIW, at the end of episode 5, after the brief conversation with Dr. Lingard (if you didn't inject him), he states that he will be leaving Richmond. So, that makes Eleanor taking his place as the doctor in charge.
If you decide to leave Richmond with Kate in Episode 3, Ava has the possibility of calling you out on having the most pathetic pleas she has ever heard in her life. This happens if you choose the "bad" options (the ones where you say that you're just trying to protect your family) when you have to convince her to trust you at the armory in Episode 4.
Also, she will mention that the only reason why she trusts Javi is because she has a "thing" for the underdogs.
I could offer a long, detailed, and analytical explanation as to why Kate would do something like this, but in the interest of time, it's easier to just say that Kate is a huge bitch. I think this song pretty much sums up Kate's character quite well, just replace Kyle's mom with Kate.
For those with the Ava alive ending: There is actually a brief glitch that happens for a split second that many people don't notice. After Ava dies and you talk to Clem about Aj and David, the camera pans to show both Javy and Clem. Right behind them you can actually see Tripp walking with you in the back even though he was shot in the neck in episode 4. When the camera changes he's gone again.
If you decide to leave Richmond with Kate in Episode 3, Ava has the possibility of calling you out on having the most pathetic pleas she has… more ever heard in her life. This happens if you choose the "bad" options (the ones where you say that you're just trying to protect your family) when you have to convince her to trust you at the armory in Episode 4.
Also, she will mention that the only reason why she trusts Javi is because she has a "thing" for the underdogs.
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I did an entire replaythrough of the game assuming I had to suck up to Clem to get her to stick with me. I'm glad it's actually this.
This lets me be more flexible with my options
Clementine can either kiss Gabe while he's dying or she can hold his hand and tell him to be strong for whatever comes next.
Bonnie can die if you don't break the ice.
I think he is more similair to Abrahan from the comics: both are really big guys and they swear a lot.
David turned into a bad-written character![:/ :/](https://community.telltalegames.com/resources/emoji/confused.png)
Kids were dying in Richmond. It's not their fault Joan was an asshole.
He was always just a walking trope - the feuding older brother.
If you rejected Kate's love confession in episode 4 , would she stIll kiss Javier no matter what in episode 5 when David says we should leave Richmond?
No, instead when she says she couldn't believe she loved David, she walks up to Javier and says she couldn't believe she loved either of them.
Don't forget his constant petty jealousy towards his little brother in nearly every interaction with him in flashbacks, and even in the present time when it comes to being a better family man than David could ever be.
I honestly don't think David ever saw Javier as a brother. Their relationship was artificial at best. I honestly think David using the word 'family' as an excuse to criticize Javier whenever he could, without realizing his own lack of devotion to his living relatives in the present time, simply because David preferred to be in the army and fight than to stay with Kate, Gabe, and Mariana.
And then there's how he abandons the people of Richmond he's sworn to protect, simply because a few members turned traitor and tried to have him executed for knowing too much. He also snatches a baby from a child before kicking her out and tries to be a parent in her place, gets fed up after a few weeks, and then leaves the baby to someone else so he wouldn't have to deal with him anymore.
David turns out exactly how he had perceived Javier to be the entire time, while Javier emerged as a better family man and leader than David could ever hope to be.
They have things in common, but are completely different people. Kenny is a good guy, David is not at all.
Does that make David punch Javi?
Yes. Thanks a fucking lot Kate.
Yes, they fight no matter what.
Pfft. So much for the "Make peace with David" outcome, Telltale!
I hate it how if you did choose to be with Kate, she kisses Javi right in front of David. I mean, why would she purposely make things worse like that?
I know right!![:D :D](https://community.telltalegames.com/resources/emoji/lol.png)
Because she is a bitch. How is Telltale supposed to make me care about Javi's family? They're all incosistant.
Javi is bi
They (the people, adults) could have questioned Joan or demand justice. At the least one could say that they did not betray and agreed to kill David.
If the children dies then it is completely on their parents for agreeing to kill an innocent good man of them.
"Petty" jealousy? His brother was having fun while David couldn't because he was responsable for family. He hated his job, had argument s with Kate and felt that he was going nowhere in life. Of course he, like any other human being in that situation, would become jealous.
David was jealous on Javier because his pa liked Javier more than David. David tried to put Javier down because of that, not because he hates him.
If person A goes by a person who is getting raped while screaming for help, if person A doesn't even do anything to prevent, stop or help then person A is a criminal. Especially if the rape victim has helped A from before.
The people did not even question or demand justice for David, thus they are no different than a deaf, blind and unable to move Joan villian. If the at least did something, then one could call them innocent but they did even try to help a good man they know. In other words they betrayed and agreed to kill him. That alone is more than enough evidence that these people are in general evil.
He kicked out Clementine to maintain order. She knew the punishment but did it anyway.
He gave away AJ out of kindness to not die of the winter as other people did. Him having enough of AJ is a lie.
No either is Javier written to be very stupid to help traitors, or he is going to rule with iron hand which is the logical option. David is much better leader than Javier, he is trained soldier and knows how to face threats from other humans.
In a good or bad way?
It doesn't justify David's attitude towards Javier, since he's living a life of his own while David chose to go to the army, chose to have a family, and chose to stay with Kate. The father may like Javier more, but that doesn't mean David should take it out on Javier.
...What has this got to do with a feud between two brothers?
Whether or not these people just so happens to share the exact same mindset that Joan had when she tried to have David executed, it doesn't change the fact that David is still a leader of Richmond, and he doesn't even hesitate to throw everyone, including the children and those who may not even have been present to the public execution event, to the wolves because of the action of one person.
He doesn't even try to regain control, make amends, or rally his own loyal subjects. He runs off at the first chance he gets without even knowing the full story and knowing who to trust. Why was he even made a leader to begin with?
Also, it's likely a case of Bystander Syndrome. With that many people there, an individual would be less inclined to act in a situation they're not 100% sure of. They see one leader accusing another of turning traitor and making a public execution as a result. For all we know, these people were scared of saying anything in case they would be executed as well by a madwoman.
Why maintain order by snatching a baby from someone who is going to be kicked out anyway? And considering that he himself said that "we should have left him in the woods to die a week ago", it's hardly an act of kindness and more as an act of spite, because David wanted to show Clementine that he's in control, not her. Why kick her out and leave her to think that David would kill AJ now that she isn't here to protect him?
Besides, Dr. Lingard also breaks the rules to get himself high, and yet he's excused. Doctor or no, this makes no sense for David to keep him while punishing Clementine for this one act of theft for a good cause.
And yet he abandons a community under the presumption that everyone within the area is a traitor and wants his blood. He runs off with Gabe in one ending and immediately gets himself and his son killed. He's a trained soldier, but he has little to no control of his emotions, paranoia and anger, and has no experience of diffusing a situation in a non-lethal manner, which is an important trait a soldier has.
David chooses to run off with his only son over a love triangle with Javier and Kate, while Javier can choose to rescue and clean up Richmond and gain everyone's trust, and consider taking up David's mantle. I would think that Javier had made a more effective leader than a deserter.
Dude i don't know
Uh... can I aks hay you'te triggered?
It doesn't, I wrote it because David's attitude is not based purely on hate on Javier just because he is his elder brother as some try to paint.
It isn't. It is linked with the third text to explain as a metaphor about the people of Richmond.
These people did not even pretend to lie for justice, the plainly accepted that a leader who has done a lot of good to them is getting killed. Is there any difference between them and a devil unable to move, hear and communicate? No. If they tried to do their best, then they could not be blamed. But they didn't and accepting evil actions is like being part of it. They are to blame as much as Joan and everyone who did utter a negative about the injustice.
As for their children dying, it is completely on their parents because they choose to not act. David is not to blame an inch for the consequences of other people's action. It is their fault for betraying a good person, and now they have to face to consequences.
They agreed to kill him and betrayed him despite everything he has done for them. They do not deserve a good leader or David. And if they want, then they have to make very good appealing deal to David as to make have the last word or be without his leadership, because of their action.
Does not justify anything. They had the chance to prove themselves to David, and they did not even took it or uttered anything agains or pleaded.
Snatching the baby is to show the severe punishment in case anyone have a thought about doing a similiar crime. By having tough punishment, order is better maintained.
In case you haven't seen ep5, David says as confirmed by dr Lingard that David was a good father to AJ and that he gave him up to save AJ from the winter that took lives.
Besides, Dr. Lingard also breaks the rules to get himself high, and yet he's excused. Doctor or no, this makes no sense for David to keep him while punishing Clementine for this one act of theft for a good cause.
David can justify that because dr Lingard is a doctor. Clementine is not a doctor or have valueable skills needed by them.
Almost everyone in Richmond betrayed him. Why work to people again who betrayed who? Any sane person would ditch traitors.
Diffusing a situation in a non-lethal manner? Those situations required violence and showing dominance which are traits of a strong leader. Be kind and people won't respect. Be dominant, rude, violent, just and people will obey. Those are traits needed in a strong leader which David has.
He could not control his emotion when his family betrayed him like that, which any sane person would behave the same.
His wife betrayed him, his community and he assumed that Javier did it too. Why would he stay with traitors? As for Javier leading Richmond, he would be realistically taken advantage of the people or have little authority because his character and because he helps people who betrayed his brother, which is weakness in eyes of people he would lead.
Fuck. This makes me hate Kate more than David now.
Rufus and Fern's daughter is called Ida.
David's fatal bite mark on his neck is exactly where his brand was, possibly symbolizing how TNF lead to his own fatal demise.
Clementine can accidentally cause a car crash which kills Kenny and leaves her with a scar on her brow.
Gabe accidentally causes a car crash which kills David and leaves him with a scar on his brow.
Maybe the walker asked him politely did he want to get rid of his ugly tattoo and he said yes?
Umm I beg to differ though, I thought Gabe's scar was caused when he was hit with David's wrench?
Oh shit youre right. I stand corrected.
During Javi and David's fight Clem will either shoot David on the arm or point a gun on his head depending on whether you shot Kenny in season 2.
CMIIW, at the end of episode 5, after the brief conversation with Dr. Lingard (if you didn't inject him), he states that he will be leaving Richmond. So, that makes Eleanor taking his place as the doctor in charge.
If you decide to leave Richmond with Kate in Episode 3, Ava has the possibility of calling you out on having the most pathetic pleas she has ever heard in her life. This happens if you choose the "bad" options (the ones where you say that you're just trying to protect your family) when you have to convince her to trust you at the armory in Episode 4.
Also, she will mention that the only reason why she trusts Javi is because she has a "thing" for the underdogs.
I could offer a long, detailed, and analytical explanation as to why Kate would do something like this, but in the interest of time, it's easier to just say that Kate is a huge bitch. I think this song pretty much sums up Kate's character quite well, just replace Kyle's mom with Kate.
That's a strange name.
For those with the Ava alive ending: There is actually a brief glitch that happens for a split second that many people don't notice. After Ava dies and you talk to Clem about Aj and David, the camera pans to show both Javy and Clem. Right behind them you can actually see Tripp walking with you in the back even though he was shot in the neck in episode 4. When the camera changes he's gone again.
Guess that further explains her knack with Clementine, AJ, Gabe, and the other Richmond kids.
Still, I didn't know about that line.
Yeah, I know, but small reference pools, y'know?