True, but there are four pieces on the board. I think Clem is the fallen piece, Kenny and the baby are two pieces, and Luke is the loner. You'd think if they were referring to the Pete/Nick decision there would be only three pieces. Why bother adding in a fourth?
Edit: Oh sorry, totally misread your comment. Yeah, that could be true too.
Since the game board was in Episode 1, I think it was representing how Clementine(single piece) was going to chose between Nick/Pete(two pieces) and that among them, Pete(fallen piece) would die.
very interesting. I can definitely see this all coming together for the last episode.
One thing's for sure though, if the choice is Luke or Kenny, it's Team Luke all the way! (Though I am hoping it'll be something different that none of us are expecting... and I would like to see Christa again!)
True, but there are four pieces on the board. I think Clem is the fallen piece, Kenny and the baby are two pieces, and Luke is the loner. Yo… moreu'd think if they were referring to the Pete/Nick decision there would be only three pieces. Why bother adding in a fourth?
Edit: Oh sorry, totally misread your comment. Yeah, that could be true too.
I completely agree with you. I'm pretty sure Telltale didn't just throw a raccoon like that for nothing. And I hope you're right but only time will tell us!
very interesting. I can definitely see this all coming together for the last episode.
One thing's for sure though, if the choice is Luke … moreor Kenny, it's Team Luke all the way! (Though I am hoping it'll be something different that none of us are expecting... and I would like to see Christa again!)
The mother raccoon may represent Clem (discounting the leader thing) who will undoubtedly escape the conflict with two other members.
… more I have a similar interpretation. A mother will do what is best for her family: protect, nurture, discipline, feed, give and show affection, guide, mediate, arbitrate...the list goes on. In general, she is dedicated to her family, regardless of the toll it will exact upon her. In this season, everyone approaches/appeals to Clementine for almost every task. In a way, she is the "mother" of the group. Jane knows this, and does her best to remind Clementine of her options. Hence the "don't let them drag you down with them" line.
Clementine's "children" should be people she can trust and depend upon, and who will also look out for her. But, there would be no conflict if the children were Mike and Bonnie. It would not surprise me (but I would be highly disappointed) if Mike and Bonnie have some type of her… [view original content]
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True, but there are four pieces on the board. I think Clem is the fallen piece, Kenny and the baby are two pieces, and Luke is the loner. You'd think if they were referring to the Pete/Nick decision there would be only three pieces. Why bother adding in a fourth?
Edit: Oh sorry, totally misread your comment. Yeah, that could be true too.
very interesting. I can definitely see this all coming together for the last episode.
One thing's for sure though, if the choice is Luke or Kenny, it's Team Luke all the way!
(Though I am hoping it'll be something different that none of us are expecting... and I would like to see Christa again!)
Edit: It's alright. I think in the end, only Telltale understands the symbolisms more than us users do.
No no you said it wrong! It's, "Only time will tell the tale."
2 Baby raccoons though.. One could signify as Clem but what about the other?
Edit: It could be the baby, just realized. haha
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I'm on team Luke too, but I'm worried to death about Kenny T_T I hope there's an option to find him a boat.
Very interesting thought. I fully agree.