Lucas is the full name for Luke, you ninny. =_=
I tend to call some people by full names, and it either means I'm formally addressing the… morem or I hate them and calling someone by their full name is a 'ticked off' thing. And in this case, it's formally addressing Luke.
The baby was the nail in the coffin for her, but clearly there are a number of past traumas and causes of stress in her life (namely her sister's death) that had a serious effect on her emotional health. I'm saying that it's kinda unfair to judge her for being suicidal if you don't entirely know what kind of hell she's been going through up until the pregnancy test.
Yaknow I really feel Jane is what telltale intended molly to be. Seeing how similar they are and the fact molly was originally going to commit suicide in a selfish manner makes me believe jane is telltales second take at molly.
Yaknow I really feel Jane is what telltale intended molly to be. Seeing how similar they are and the fact molly was originally going to commit suicide in a selfish manner makes me believe jane is telltales second take at molly.
Telltale could have easily fit Jane and Kenny into Season 3 but they took the fucking lazy route and shit on these characters and got rid of them like they meant nothing especially Kenny. If they could make 2 scenarios for Carley and Doug, they could have done it with these two. I will never forgive them for this which is why i refuse to buy any more games from this now shithole company that i once admired.
Luke /ˈluːk/ is a male given name, and less commonly, a surname. The name Luke is the English form of the Latin name Lucas. It is derived from the Latin name Lucius, and it either means "the great Lucius", or it is a shortened form of the Latin name.
Actually, I'm fairly interested in the origin of names, their evolution and linguistics in general.
Just like Jim is short for James, John is Sean and Maggie is Margaret? All of them can be entirely separate names. Various names can be used as shortcuts, but it doesn't mean those are the same. For example, in my language, Paulina is completely different name than Paula, even though they sound similar and people tend to use both versions.
Luke /ˈluːk/ is a male given name, and less commonly, a surname. The name Luke is the English form of the Latin name Lucas. It is derived fr… moreom the Latin name Lucius, and it either means "the great Lucius", or it is a shortened form of the Latin name.
So, have YOU done your research? ^_^
It doesn't matter if they're the same or not (and they're not, because that's not someone's actual name). But it's a short-form of a name. Luke can be short for Lucas.
Think about Chuck in Season 1. He said his name is Chuck, but Charles if someone is 'fancy'. Charles isn't his name, but he doesn't mind if someone calls him that.
Actually, I'm fairly interested in the origin of names, their evolution and linguistics in general.
Just like Jim is short for James, Joh… moren is Sean and Maggie is Margaret? All of them can be entirely separate names. Various names can be used as shortcuts, but it doesn't mean those are the same. For example, in my language, Paulina is completely different name than Paula, even though they sound similar and people tend to use both versions.
I'm actually pretty sure Charles was his name. Fancy means official, so calling Clem "Clementine" is fancy. Luke can be short for Lucas, but it doesn't mean those names are the one name. That's all I'm saying, those function as two separate names and while they can be treated as one, they are still different.
You just helped me prove my point.
It doesn't matter if they're the same or not (and they're not, because that's not someone's actual nam… moree). But it's a short-form of a name. Luke can be short for Lucas.
Think about Chuck in Season 1. He said his name is Chuck, but Charles if someone is 'fancy'. Charles isn't his name, but he doesn't mind if someone calls him that.
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I know, I just wanted to make the parallels.
No, those are two different names.
fair enough
phrase of fair
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informal
used to admit that something is reasonable or acceptable.
I'll just assume that means all three of them.
The baby was the nail in the coffin for her, but clearly there are a number of past traumas and causes of stress in her life (namely her sister's death) that had a serious effect on her emotional health. I'm saying that it's kinda unfair to judge her for being suicidal if you don't entirely know what kind of hell she's been going through up until the pregnancy test.
Yaknow I really feel Jane is what telltale intended molly to be. Seeing how similar they are and the fact molly was originally going to commit suicide in a selfish manner makes me believe jane is telltales second take at molly.
Lol, right!
Probably went down like this:
"Idk, make Jane die somehow! max. 5mins scene, you got 2 days to get the job done."
"Hmm lets see.. Wait.. Didn't we have a scrapped script for Molly.. Why not take this?"
I guess I don't blame her. I was shocked though, jaw dropping shocked.
Telltale could have easily fit Jane and Kenny into Season 3 but they took the fucking lazy route and shit on these characters and got rid of them like they meant nothing especially Kenny. If they could make 2 scenarios for Carley and Doug, they could have done it with these two. I will never forgive them for this which is why i refuse to buy any more games from this now shithole company that i once admired.
And that's not just because of what they did in S3 but also because i have not thoroughly enjoyed any of their games post 2012
Luke /ˈluːk/ is a male given name, and less commonly, a surname. The name Luke is the English form of the Latin name Lucas. It is derived from the Latin name Lucius, and it either means "the great Lucius", or it is a shortened form of the Latin name.
So, have YOU done your research? ^_^
Actually, I'm fairly interested in the origin of names, their evolution and linguistics in general.
Just like Jim is short for James, John is Sean and Maggie is Margaret? All of them can be entirely separate names. Various names can be used as shortcuts, but it doesn't mean those are the same. For example, in my language, Paulina is completely different name than Paula, even though they sound similar and people tend to use both versions.
You just helped me prove my point.
It doesn't matter if they're the same or not (and they're not, because that's not someone's actual name). But it's a short-form of a name. Luke can be short for Lucas.
Think about Chuck in Season 1. He said his name is Chuck, but Charles if someone is 'fancy'. Charles isn't his name, but he doesn't mind if someone calls him that.
Yes, she was selfish. Only thought about how she was feeling and not how her actions would affect Clem, who killed Kenny so she could live.
Also, she hasn't just ended her life. She hadn't given her unborn child a chance at a life either.
She used to be way more smart than that. That's all.
I'm actually pretty sure Charles was his name. Fancy means official, so calling Clem "Clementine" is fancy. Luke can be short for Lucas, but it doesn't mean those names are the one name. That's all I'm saying, those function as two separate names and while they can be treated as one, they are still different.