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Kenny is to blame for everything bad that happened in episode 5

Tesla89Tesla89
edited August 2014 in The Walking Dead

If Kenny knew how to listen to other people and try to control his temper Mike and Bonnie wouldn't try to leave and destroy the group and Arvo wouldn't be shitless when you call for Kenny and he wouldn't shoot Clem. Everyone by the fire were kind and rational people and went along just fine but there is Kenny who must break every group he is in.

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  • Tesla89Tesla89

    OH and another thing. Everyone say that Jane faked that she killed a baby. THATS NOT TRUE. She said it was an accident. Kenny made up in his mind she is a murderer. So if you for real make a mistake and killed baby he would kill. Remind you of someone named Carver?

  • popleepoplee

    FUUUUUUUUUCK.Alright.Okay.

    I don't think Kenny is to blame only , what about Arvo , Mike and Bonnie. HUh?

    Yeah I get he raged and he is a hotheaded maniac that they feared , but NOT EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENED IS HIS FAULT.

  • booki94booki94
    edited August 2014

    So why did she let it get that far ? Almost beating themselves to death instead of just saying that the baby is still alive ? After all, that is why one of them has to die. Because Jane just fucking lied. And why did jane start talking about his family ? Because she wants to manipulate clem. To get her on her side. Because she just hates kenny but still wants to get good with clementine, so she does everything to get kenny mad so clementine would see the "real" kenny.

    Tesla89 posted: »

    OH and another thing. Everyone say that Jane faked that she killed a baby. THATS NOT TRUE. She said it was an accident. Kenny made up in his

  • Nikolaj-11Nikolaj-11

    Hindsight is a beyotch

  • FirewallcanoFirewallcano

    I have to agree yes Bonnie,Mike,Arvo and Jane played a part themselves but Kenny caused the majority of it.

  • RedCombLPRedCombLP
    edited August 2014

    IDK... isn't the real tragedy of this whole IP that the characters normally blame themselves (or others) for all the terrible stuff that happens when, in fact, it's really living in a world full of reanimated dead that's to blame?

    To me, that was the one thing I felt wasn't properly resolved by ep5 (and why I am a bit annoyed at the sequel-baiting). I wanted Clem to really get that the deaths of her family and friends weren't her fault in any way, shape or form. I also wanted to see more moments like the campfire where characters dealt with the guilt they felt about being the only survivors...

    Anyway, I know people love to blame Kenny, or Jane, or Arvo (but srsly, FUCK ARVO).... still, it's really the fault of the zombie apocalypse, and the fact that humans are dangerous beasts once the thin veneer of society is peeled away and the primal fight/flight survival animal is all that remains:

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