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Its like they wanted you to watch #@$# Die

Legendary12Legendary12
edited May 2014 in The Walking Dead
So I cant help but feel that when Carver is about to die, he edges you on to watch him die and the scene portrays Kenny picking up the Crowbar "Like a Badass" and it pushes you to prove to everyone that your "grown up and can watch" It barely shows the good side of Walking away.

Its really no different from Andy st john when your on top of him beating the shit out of him and he is pushing you to kill him " Kill him while everyone is watching" (Watch Carver Die) or "Walk away" (Leave with Sarita)

So Carver is in the same situation as Andy if not worse.. bullets in neck and both kneecaps,He is clearly not going anywhere and the camp will probably be overrun and he is rambling for you to watch him die, As Lee in this situation you walked away, So what made you stay instead of walking away this time?

Comments

  • MightyPirate98MightyPirate98
    I wanted to be sure he was dead.
  • HealozHealoz
    The ironic thing was that I didn't kill Andy St John because Clementine was watching... I wouldn't have watched if I wasn't curious as the player...
  • Clayton_BoylanClayton_Boylan
    edited May 2014
    I didn't stay. There's nothing "grown up" about watching someone getting beaten to death.
  • Legendary12Legendary12
    I was kind of hoping they would put part of Carvers fate in Clem's hands or give us some good last words to say to him.
  • billwilliamsbillwilliams Banned
    i wanted to join his group. he was brutal, but he was a leader, a tough and smart leader.
  • MosesARoseMosesARose
    I stayed, and I killed the st. Jones in front of Clem. I Think these decisions are hardening her, and that's how I want to Clem. I want her to be hardened and not care about almost nothing but her survival.
  • OmidShouldHaveLivedOmidShouldHaveLived
    I wanted Carver to know just how much I hated him. And, I don't know why, but it seemed to me like it was a part of Clem growing up, seeing the ugly of the world.
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