I'm still having a hard time believing all this...

We met him within 20 minutes of the first episode of season 1, and he's been in EVERY episode, except for the first episode of season 2...

And I shot him.

I still can't believe I shot Kenny...I've always loved him, even though he was always so rash. He seemed like a realistic character to me, and my Lee was almost ALWAYS 100 percent with him...

My Clementine disagreed sometimes, but she usually had his back with the important things. The last thing I EVER wanted was for him to die. I was thinking, "sigh I hope he doesn't die. starts episode" Yet, I BROUGHT his death upon him.

I panicked, mostly. I had developed a special fondness for Jane, and I was thinking, "Oh no! Jane!"

But in the back of my mind, I knew that she was
right about Kenny. He was dangerous. And she proved her point, even if I thought, and still do THINK, that her plan was stupid. My Clementine said that she was crazy....but she ended up forgiving her. I saw that she was trying to protect Clem, and I knew that that's a good sign. And my Clementine knows that people make mistakes...

I had to pause the game, though. I didn't know whether to forgive her, or go with her. But then I thought, "...she did it for Clem. And where will Clementine be by herself?"

I really can't believe that Kenny's gone.

«13

Comments

  • I will admit the better endings are if you saved Kenny in my opinion and to me it was clear Jane was setting him up... But it's your game so do what you like the best :)

  • Well, I may just be too trustful of people. I believed Jane when she said she didn't want it to excalate to the point of death.

    Saltlick123 posted: »

    I will admit the better endings are if you saved Kenny in my opinion and to me it was clear Jane was setting him up... But it's your game so do what you like the best

  • Have you seen the Kenny endings yet though? If not look them up on YouTube because I feel like they were a better end to the season, and do what you feel is right in the game :) "Sometimes there is no right answer"-Lee

    Well, I may just be too trustful of people. I believed Jane when she said she didn't want it to excalate to the point of death.

  • You stop him from becoming a murderer.

  • As a Kenny Fan, I can tell you, Kenny technically became a murderer back in the days Larry.

    Colton posted: »

    You stop him from becoming a murderer.

  • No, but I'm gonna look them up when I have better WiFi! I really can't wait for that! :) I just felt that this would happen again, eventually, Kenny would snap and murder someone else in a fit of rage. Oh, and you also have to consider the fact that Kenny wasn't SURE if Jane had killed the baby or not. So, he was basically about to murder someone without having his facts straight. Now, if Jane HAD killed the baby, I would have helped him kill her, but he's just.....he was just took dangerous. :/

    I cried though after I shot him.

    Saltlick123 posted: »

    Have you seen the Kenny endings yet though? If not look them up on YouTube because I feel like they were a better end to the season, and do what you feel is right in the game "Sometimes there is no right answer"-Lee

  • Yeah I saved Kenny though, but It seemed to me like Jane wanted a fight... But I understand why some people killed him just look up the other endings when you have a chance :)

    No, but I'm gonna look them up when I have better WiFi! I really can't wait for that! I just felt that this would happen again, eventually,

  • Did you just say the Fucking L word around me?

    As a Kenny Fan, I can tell you, Kenny technically became a murderer back in the days Larry.

  • Just what I was about to say.

    As a Kenny Fan, I can tell you, Kenny technically became a murderer back in the days Larry.

  • I guess its just the way you view that situation with Larry.

    As a Kenny Fan, I can tell you, Kenny technically became a murderer back in the days Larry.

  • edited August 2014

    Well...not really.

    We know Larry was revivable.

    I mean, he would have died afterwards without medication most likely, but he was STILL revivable so Kenny did kill him.

    Not really murder though..

    Colton posted: »

    I guess its just the way you view that situation with Larry.

  • I kindly disagree. I don't think Jane is the type to pick fights. I believe she was trying to protect Clem. :) But, yeah, I'll definitely loom up other other endings soon. :)

    Saltlick123 posted: »

    Yeah I saved Kenny though, but It seemed to me like Jane wanted a fight... But I understand why some people killed him just look up the other endings when you have a chance

  • I personally don't view it as murder, but that's just my opinion.

    Flog61 posted: »

    Well...not really. We know Larry was revivable. I mean, he would have died afterwards without medication most likely, but he was STILL revivable so Kenny did kill him. Not really murder though..

  • Yeah, I can see that.

    I assumed you were saying he wasn't actually alive, which he wasn't. But no, I agree really.

    He definitely became a murderer with Carver though. I don't think that's up for debate.

    Colton posted: »

    I personally don't view it as murder, but that's just my opinion.

  • I'm sorry, father Saltlick. I was just telling this lost child the words of Urban 10:16

    "Thy, Holy Father ended the Ant-Christ known as "Larry" using the Great Saltlick. Praise Kenny's Beard, and remember this victory." These words were said to be uttered by the Prophet Lee himself.

    Saltlick123 posted: »

    Did you just say the Fucking L word around me?

  • Carver had killed so many of his loved ones, and so many people. It's not murder. It's protecting others from a mad man. I'm proud of what Kenny did. I believe he wasted a lot of time, and I think he should of just put a bullet in his head, but yeah, it wasn't murder.

    Flog61 posted: »

    Yeah, I can see that. I assumed you were saying he wasn't actually alive, which he wasn't. But no, I agree really. He definitely became a murderer with Carver though. I don't think that's up for debate.

  • But why not just rewind your episode and pick the right decision instead?

  • Yeah, he overdid it so much it was disgusting, but at least it was a bad guy he killed.

    Carver had killed so many of his loved ones, and so many people. It's not murder. It's protecting others from a mad man. I'm proud of what K

  • Amen!

    I'm sorry, father Saltlick. I was just telling this lost child the words of Urban 10:16 "Thy, Holy Father ended the Ant-Christ known as "

  • Exactly. He must be purified.

    Lemoncakes posted: »

    But why not just rewind your episode and pick the right decision instead?

  • there is no "right" decision

    Lemoncakes posted: »

    But why not just rewind your episode and pick the right decision instead?

  • Yeah, like what's the point?

    It's obvious, now that people have access to all the different endings, that siding with Kenny is correct and always has been.

    What's with people arguing about it or posting trip-reports of their failed play-throughs?

    Exactly. He must be purified.

  • I don't know. But we'll all praise the boatmaster someday, i know it.

    Lemoncakes posted: »

    Yeah, like what's the point? It's obvious, now that people have access to all the different endings, that siding with Kenny is correct an

  • Yeah, he overdid it WAYYYY too much.

    Colton posted: »

    Yeah, he overdid it so much it was disgusting, but at least it was a bad guy he killed.

  • Not the right decision in my opinion. The right decision, to me, is just shocking.

    Lemoncakes posted: »

    But why not just rewind your episode and pick the right decision instead?

  • Me either. The decision of killing Kenny will plague me for the rest of my life.

  • Killing Jane does not make him a murderer. She tricked him into an altercation and then decided to try and kill him. He was fighting for his life when he killed her.

    Colton posted: »

    You stop him from becoming a murderer.

  • Well, at least Kenny forgave you for your decision.

    Me either. The decision of killing Kenny will plague me for the rest of my life.

  • He started the fight, swung first punch under pure rage that (what he thought) she killed the baby (with no evidence, another rash move, of course). I dont think what Jane did was right but the way Kenny reacted, i dont think either either of them were right, and i dont think Jane would of started a fight if he didn't attack first, (i know she lied and it was wrong but he could of asked for answers)

    Belan posted: »

    Killing Jane does not make him a murderer. She tricked him into an altercation and then decided to try and kill him. He was fighting for his life when he killed her.

  • Well, I don't think there is a right answer to who you choose. I chose Kenny, but I knew he was wrong to kill Jane. They are both at fault. Jane was the first one to use the knife and Kenny killed her with it.

    Colton posted: »

    He started the fight, swung first punch under pure rage that (what he thought) she killed the baby (with no evidence, another rash move, of

  • I think he said that because he didn't want to Clementine to live with the guilt.

    Belan posted: »

    Well, at least Kenny forgave you for your decision.

  • Well, she pulled the knife out of self-defense, he swung at her, then she put her knife away, signaling she was done fighting, then he charged at her and pinned her to choke her. The fight could of ended, but Kenny decided to charge at he after she put her weapon away. I wish he hadn't, but hey. They were both wrong in their own ways but i thought Kenny was more wrong, but thats just my opinion. I went solo, because i thought they were both unjustifiable.

    Well, I don't think there is a right answer to who you choose. I chose Kenny, but I knew he was wrong to kill Jane. They are both at fault. Jane was the first one to use the knife and Kenny killed her with it.

  • edited August 2014

    Kenny had murder in his eyes, he was extremely pissed at Jane, and felt a need to beat her to death, not saying he wanted to do that, but he says that everything blacked out once he got angry if you don't shoot him, in my eyes, Jane was the one fighting for her life and to some extent, thought Kenny was dangerous and I suppose wanted to protect Clementine from Kenny.

    Belan posted: »

    Killing Jane does not make him a murderer. She tricked him into an altercation and then decided to try and kill him. He was fighting for his life when he killed her.

  • edited August 2014

    There is no objectively right or wrong decision.

    Lemoncakes posted: »

    Yeah, like what's the point? It's obvious, now that people have access to all the different endings, that siding with Kenny is correct an

  • edited August 2014

    and i dont think Jane would of started a fight if he didn't attack first

    That was the entire point of what she was going for though. She would have looked like a total fool if Kenny didn't react to what she did.

    pinned her to choke her.

    But he never tried to choke her.. so I'm not sure where you're getting that from. He was only holding her against the wall. The wasn't trying to outright kill her.

    Colton posted: »

    He started the fight, swung first punch under pure rage that (what he thought) she killed the baby (with no evidence, another rash move, of

  • and felt a need to beat her to death

    Yeah... we never see this at all. I don't know why people are so quick to think violent action always = trying to kill someone. All he did was pin her to the wall... not exactly a lethal move there. He did the same thing to Mike in Episode Three. Jane wasn't fighting for her life until she escalated the fight into that type of situation.

    J-Master posted: »

    Kenny had murder in his eyes, he was extremely pissed at Jane, and felt a need to beat her to death, not saying he wanted to do that, but he

  • edited August 2014

    I think it was the damsel in distress mode kicking in for a lot of people that shot him. You shot him because you felt what he was doing was wrong otherwise you wouldn't have shot him

  • edited August 2014

    Umm... what? Its just his opinion that there is indeed a right and a wrong decision here. Not a big deal.

    I agree with him.

    J-Master posted: »

    There is no objectively right or wrong decision.

  • Agreed.

    I think he said that because he didn't want to Clementine to live with the guilt.

  • In exchange for Clementine becoming a murderer? What kinda logic is that?

    Colton posted: »

    You stop him from becoming a murderer.

Sign in to comment in this discussion.