I did.
I answered it with a question you haven't responded to.
If you understood the answer, you'd have replied with an answer.
Instead you repeated the question I gave an answer to.
Because you didn't understand my reply.
Her real name is Carley. She survived the bullet to the cheek, pranked Russell and then decided to go after Kenny. She blames him for her getting shot, since he's the one who distracted her and gave Lilly the chance to shoot her. Being the master disguiser she is, she made a new identity for herself and predicted that he would end up in Carver's community.
Again, dragging my username into this. You're just trying to copy that thread and you failed. Also you're post is biased to the max that it's not even funny.
Do you remember at this point where the group were caught at Carver. Mike has said that Jane is a psycho. Jane spoke to no one in the group, after
as the group wanted to flee, Jane came and spoke with the group. Jane was always quiet in the beginning and that alone meant, that she had a diabolical plan.
I think of Jane nothing good, because this place where we helped Sarah that she comes out of the house. Luke had tried everything, but Sarah didn't want to. Jane said to Clementine that we should Sarah leave her alone. But Sarah was Clementine's best Friend. I couldn't let Sarah to let her die alone. Just because Jane has experienced with her sister, it doesn't mean that Sarah is the same person. Everyone is different. And then as the ground collapsed where they were all in the group there. Jane jumped down to help Sarah, but Jane let Sarah die. Sarah was eaten alive. I don't think, that Jane was really trying to help Sarah. Jane told at the beginning to Clementine: "Let alone Sarah", because Jane had experienced the same thing with her sister. In my opinion everyone is different. Jane could save Sarah, but she didn't.
Then this happens even with Kenny. Jane tries to convince Clementine that Kenny would be like Carver. But everyone is different! Then Jane lying that AJ was dead. Then it comes to a fight between Kenny and Jane. Jane constantly tries to convince Clementine.
In my opinion, everyone is different and Jane shouldn't always compare everyone. Every person has different stories and experienced many things.
Jane puts everyone in danger. No one should trust Jane, because she is dangerous.
Sarah doesn't deserve to die alive and Kenny doesn't deserve to die because of a lie.
I honestly don't see Kenny getting out of this alive. He's just one of those characters who will be with you, almost to the end.
How can we know that anything is true what the characters say? Did we ever see Lee kill that man? Maybe he was going in prison for molesting childs, like Kenny asked.
How can we know that anything is true what the characters say? Did we ever see Lee kill that man? Maybe he was going in prison for molesting childs, like Kenny asked.
Jane's previous identity is Malinda Johnson a patient from the New York based mental asylum. Before the zombie outbreak she murdered her entire family, including her younger sister who's head she wore as a hat during a police chase through five states.
How can we know that anything is true what the characters say? Did we ever see Lee kill that man? Maybe he was going in prison for molesting childs, like Kenny asked.
Or so she would have you believe. She (or should I say it) is actually part of a race of transdimensional body snatchers known as the Guurgles. Having taken over the body of mental patient Malinda Johnson, her goal was to retrieve the star child (the being whom we know as "Clementine") and bring her back to the Aurora dimension as fuel for their Galaxion engines.
Jane's previous identity is Malinda Johnson a patient from the New York based mental asylum. Before the zombie outbreak she murdered her en… moretire family, including her younger sister who's head she wore as a hat during a police chase through five states.
How can we know that anything is true what the characters say? Did we ever see Lee kill that man? Maybe he was going in prison for molesting childs, like Kenny asked.
It's definitely something we can apply to all the characters. We can know so little about them, and we have to not take to heart what everyone in this game tells us. I mean, we all thought Mike was a great guy (and I still like him) but he turned out to not be as great as we thought.
In short there was a lot of characters we could apply this approach to, and it would be valid. So yeah, her name might not be Jane and it could be for various reasons, but in the end everyone's statements are up in the air and up for debate. But I still agree that it's plausible. Besides if you lost everything like a lot of people have, it's not that far fetched to change your name because you don't want your old name that's associated with your old life to be following you as you try to move on and survive.
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And you clearly didn't understand my question.
And a god
Don't reply to him then, by replying to him you automatically give him the right to reply back!
I did.
I answered it with a question you haven't responded to.
If you understood the answer, you'd have replied with an answer.
Instead you repeated the question I gave an answer to.
Because you didn't understand my reply.
No, you didn't answer my question. Plain and simple.
Walks back into the forum.
Looks around.
Walks back out.
When silence is the best option.
Her real name is Carley. She survived the bullet to the cheek, pranked Russell and then decided to go after Kenny. She blames him for her getting shot, since he's the one who distracted her and gave Lilly the chance to shoot her. Being the master disguiser she is, she made a new identity for herself and predicted that he would end up in Carver's community.
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Don't talk to him he is banned!
I talked to him before he was banned O_O
LOL
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Do you remember at this point where the group were caught at Carver. Mike has said that Jane is a psycho. Jane spoke to no one in the group, after
as the group wanted to flee, Jane came and spoke with the group. Jane was always quiet in the beginning and that alone meant, that she had a diabolical plan.
I think of Jane nothing good, because this place where we helped Sarah that she comes out of the house. Luke had tried everything, but Sarah didn't want to. Jane said to Clementine that we should Sarah leave her alone. But Sarah was Clementine's best Friend. I couldn't let Sarah to let her die alone. Just because Jane has experienced with her sister, it doesn't mean that Sarah is the same person. Everyone is different. And then as the ground collapsed where they were all in the group there. Jane jumped down to help Sarah, but Jane let Sarah die. Sarah was eaten alive. I don't think, that Jane was really trying to help Sarah. Jane told at the beginning to Clementine: "Let alone Sarah", because Jane had experienced the same thing with her sister. In my opinion everyone is different. Jane could save Sarah, but she didn't.
Then this happens even with Kenny. Jane tries to convince Clementine that Kenny would be like Carver. But everyone is different! Then Jane lying that AJ was dead. Then it comes to a fight between Kenny and Jane. Jane constantly tries to convince Clementine.
In my opinion, everyone is different and Jane shouldn't always compare everyone. Every person has different stories and experienced many things.
Jane puts everyone in danger. No one should trust Jane, because she is dangerous.
Sarah doesn't deserve to die alive and Kenny doesn't deserve to die because of a lie.
I honestly don't see Kenny getting out of this alive. He's just one of those characters who will be with you, almost to the end.
Forever Kenny and Clementine.
...You all do know this thread is just a sarcastic exaggeration, right?
Why are people making these forums like fucking Facebook.
Some do, some don´t.
I dunno.
we have a history together, I'm not trying to make it like Facebook
Please don't troll.
"Jane" is a name given to a female who's name you don't know. As in Jane/John Doe.
How can we know that anything is true what the characters say? Did we ever see Lee kill that man? Maybe he was going in prison for molesting childs, like Kenny asked.
No because carley talked about it , him murdering someone , because she's a news reporter. She says that she saw his case.
Now you're just overreacting.
Jane's previous identity is Malinda Johnson a patient from the New York based mental asylum. Before the zombie outbreak she murdered her entire family, including her younger sister who's head she wore as a hat during a police chase through five states.
Not to mention the cop at the beginning of the game talking to Lee about what he had done.
You think so?
<.<
Lmao your picture.
Levi and his wife.
Please don't.
And Larry.
Or so she would have you believe. She (or should I say it) is actually part of a race of transdimensional body snatchers known as the Guurgles. Having taken over the body of mental patient Malinda Johnson, her goal was to retrieve the star child (the being whom we know as "Clementine") and bring her back to the Aurora dimension as fuel for their Galaxion engines.
And, besides, Lee can confess the murder to the Stranger.
Ain't nobody got enough popcorn for these threads
So if I start a Kenny thread sarcastically exaggerating, that's when the banhammer comes... right?
What?
For the amount we get a day, I have to agree with you.
It's definitely something we can apply to all the characters. We can know so little about them, and we have to not take to heart what everyone in this game tells us. I mean, we all thought Mike was a great guy (and I still like him) but he turned out to not be as great as we thought.
In short there was a lot of characters we could apply this approach to, and it would be valid. So yeah, her name might not be Jane and it could be for various reasons, but in the end everyone's statements are up in the air and up for debate. But I still agree that it's plausible. Besides if you lost everything like a lot of people have, it's not that far fetched to change your name because you don't want your old name that's associated with your old life to be following you as you try to move on and survive.