Most depressing ending
I find the ending where Clementine is alone and walking into the herd with the baby is the most depressing. Watching her short hair bounce reminded me of Lee, the "hair thingies" Lilly gave her, the baby the cabin survivors and Kenny tried so hard to protect, the jacket Bonnie gave her, etc. All of that just flooded my mind as I imagine how far Clementine has come to walking into a herd alone, as everyone she knows is dead, left her or is just...gone.
It's a really damn depressing ending.
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I find them all depressing
Any ending involving Kenny getting shot. I understand why other people might have chosen to shoot him, but personally I could never even dream of hurting him. Just the thought of it makes me squeamish. In my play-through he was Lee's right hand man, for crying out loud. He helped Rebecca bring AJ into the world, and he took a brutal beating for Clementine. There's no way in hell I'm going to kill him to save some woman who was insulting his dead family and psychologically torturing him by hiding the baby.
yes I couldn't agree with you more. however I choice this ending because 1 I don't trust Kenny (not trying upset Kenny-fans but yea I don't trust him so sorry) and 2 I couldn't forgive and trust Jane what she did. So in my play through Kenny ends up dead and I leaved Jane. I don't know how to get the ending where you can leave both Kenny and Jane. As soon as I do I will pick that ending.
I agree, the most depressing ending is the one with Clem all alone. The other one was any ending involving Clem going back to Howes. Not because she was with Jane, but because it just felt so foreboding. Carver said that Clem was like him, and with her taking over Howes essentially, she did take his place as leader there.
The ultimate depressing ending was the one where Kenny kills Jane and Clem kills Kenny....
Yes...this is true.
Beeig alone in the end is the best end....remember to not trust anyone
I found the part where Clem rejects the family and tells Jane 'I don't trust anyone' to be... Not exactly depressing, but disheartening to see. Remembering her back in s1 where she had faith in everyone and seeing her evolution to this made me let out a sigh.
Yeah, Doesn't he just say do it and then he get's shot in the head.
You don't get the whole 'you made the right choice, we were so close' speech if you choose that option?