What do you think about...Jane?

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  • She is hands down my most hated Walking Dead character in any medium, and probably my second most hated fictional character ever. I'll spare everyone the detailed reasoning of why I hate Jane, lest this turn into another Kenny vs Jane thread, but I see no redeeming qualities in her what so ever.

  • edited August 2015

    You guys do understand in the world of the Walking Dead it is SURVIVE or DIE, right? Not "Be sweet and love everyone". And sometimes in order to survive, you have to be "cruel". Some of you guys point out one incident that you felt was "wrong" and feel as if it overwrites the rest of her good deeds.

  • I personally would have started her out in the firs episode as a member of the cabin group. She starts off as compassionate and kind and we also meet her sister Jamie. After the loss of Jamie at Carver's camp she would go through a major character change (cutting her hair and becoming more dark) and insists they move on while having resentment for the group. It would be nice if we saw her go from a sweet, protective, pretty big sister to a cheating, vengeful but smart survivor while not making her interactions forced but a free willed one

    sialark posted: »

    How do you think she could've been written better? (This is not a sarcastic question.) How do you think she could've been written to make her more likeable?

  • edited August 2015

    Agreed. Also, AJ was wrapped in a blanket inside a car during a blizzard, which hinders your vision. Jane knew where he was, not walkers. I don't know why TTG decided Clem would be able to hear AJ crying so far away from the car when blizzards mute noises, so walkers shouldn't be able to distinguish crying from the wind. Shooting walkers on the way to the rest stop should've attracted walkers, but it didn't, because of the blizzard. So I don't think AJ was in any real danger. But I have to remind myself this is only a game... (Not being sarcastic)

    longlivelee posted: »

    You guys do understand in the world of the Walking Dead it is SURVIVE or DIE, right? Not "Be sweet and love everyone". And sometimes in or

  • edited August 2015

    I don't see any, either. And yet people like to paint her like every single thing she ever did was justifiable, and accuse me (and other Kenny fans) of doing the same about Kenny. I never claimed that he was a perfect angel who never did anything wrong, and yet people act like I do. I personally do not like her one bit. It's okay if other people do, so long as they can realize that she has made mistakes and did some very wrong things.

    Black-Op1 posted: »

    She is hands down my most hated Walking Dead character in any medium, and probably my second most hated fictional character ever. I'll spare

  • edited August 2015

    This thread is strictly about Jane. Anything about Kenny should be pushed to the side. I never said she was an angel... Neither did anyone else. So how are you drawing this conclusion?

    Elphaba posted: »

    I don't see any, either. And yet people like to paint her like every single thing she ever did was justifiable, and accuse me (and other Ken

  • I feel the same way. :D We all make mistakes. Including the best characters/people. And most of us accept the facts.

    "We can't change the world, but we can continue to learn from eachother."- Walter (A house divided)

    Like, about two months ago my friend...killed herself and I couldn't help but think I could've done something to stop it. But there was nothing nobody could do. It had a huge impact on me, it's the first time i've ever lost somebody
    and..Yeah. When I picture death now, I can't help but feel and remember.
    Her impression on me was the same way I feel about Nick and Rebecca, they were like the worst people in the world. Then they changed. Like her. ;( I feel i have become stronger like Clem. and it's things like this I live for.

    Elphaba posted: »

    I don't see any, either. And yet people like to paint her like every single thing she ever did was justifiable, and accuse me (and other Ken

  • Agreed. Also, AJ was wrapped in a blanket inside a car during a blizzard, which hinders your vision. Jane knew where he was, not walkers. I don't know why TTG decided Clem would be able to hear AJ crying so far away from the car when blizzards mute noises, so walkers shouldn't be able to distinguish crying from the wind. Shooting walkers on the way to the rest stop should've attracted walkers, but it didn't, because of the blizzard. So I don't think AJ was in any real danger. But I have to remind myself this is only a game... (Not being sarcastic)

    This is just so true. Yet people switch some things and make it look like Jane "left a poor innocent new born baby to die to kill Clementine's friend".

    Agreed. Also, AJ was wrapped in a blanket inside a car during a blizzard, which hinders your vision. Jane knew where he was, not walkers. I

  • Yes but...some of the reasons people dislike Jane is because of her attitude towards Kenny.

    longlivelee posted: »

    This thread is strictly about Jane. Anything about Kenny should be pushed to the side. I never said she was an angel... Neither did anyone else. So how are you drawing this conclusion?

  • Yes but...some of the reasons people dislike Jane is because of her attitude towards Kenny.

  • edited August 2015

    Aything could of happened. And yes you're talking a lot about the blizzard. And yes, Aj was in a blanket but Blizzards, and snow is still cold. What if it had lasted longer than it did? (I don't think he had clothes on under the blanket either.)

    Agreed. Also, AJ was wrapped in a blanket inside a car during a blizzard, which hinders your vision. Jane knew where he was, not walkers. I

  • Exactly. :) Nice use of that quote from Walter, too. I'm sure he would be proud of people like you and I.

    Wow... I'm sorry to hear about your friend. All I can really say to you is stay strong. Be your own Clementine.

    I feel the same way. We all make mistakes. Including the best characters/people. And most of us accept the facts. "We can't change the w

  • He surely didn't have clothes on under the blanket, as I don't think that the group found any his size to dress him in. And, like you said, anything could have happened. There was no way of knowing when she put him there that everything would work out correctly and he would be 100% guaranteed to be safe.

    Aything could of happened. And yes you're talking a lot about the blizzard. And yes, Aj was in a blanket but Blizzards, and snow is still cold. What if it had lasted longer than it did? (I don't think he had clothes on under the blanket either.)

  • edited August 2015

    Meh, I don't necessarily disagree with her decisions, I understand why she made them, but that doesn't mean I have to like her for them. She's bleh.

  • Also, I'm still very much upset at her for treating Sarah like she was a liability. She can't help the way she is. She can't help that her father failed to teach her the skills necessary for survival because he wanted to protect her innocence. She can't help that she has anxiety attacks.

    Jane told Clementine to leave her behind. Of course, I didn't. Then she told us it would be useless to try to save her a second time. I don't care if shooting the walkers would have drawn more close. They had the ammo, they could have shot the walkers close to Sarah when she was trapped. (Why couldn't you?)

    Jane also pushes every single one of Kenny's buttons, including ones about his dead family and how he won't stop talking about them, when she had just spent the previous fifteen to twenty minutes mentioning her dead sister at random intervals. I'm just saying if she regretted what happened to Jamie that much, she would have tried harder for characters like Sarah, Nick, and maybe not left the group that Clementine was in.

    Again, I don't mind if others like her, but please realize that she has made mistakes. All of us have.

  • And It's people like you who help me to be strong! ;)

    Elphaba posted: »

    Exactly. Nice use of that quote from Walter, too. I'm sure he would be proud of people like you and I. Wow... I'm sorry to hear about your friend. All I can really say to you is stay strong. Be your own Clementine.

  • edited August 2015

    Also, I'm still very much upset at her for treating Sarah like she was a liability. She can't help the way she is. She can't help that her father failed to teach her the skills necessary for survival because he wanted to protect her innocence. She can't help that she has anxiety attacks.

    That's sad and everything, but when the apocalypse hits, whether it's unfair or not, it's survival of the fittest.

    Jane told Clementine to leave her behind. Of course, I didn't. Then she told us it would be useless to try to save her a second time. I don't care if shooting the walkers would have drawn more close. They had the ammo, they could have shot the walkers close to Sarah when she was trapped. (Why couldn't you?)

    If someone is obviously going to get you killed when your priority is to survive, hell yeah I'd be afraid if I shot walkers would come close, especially if the person you are going to save is going to do more damage than benefit you.

    Jane also pushes every single one of Kenny's buttons, including ones about his dead family and how he won't stop talking about them, when she had just spent the previous fifteen to twenty minutes mentioning her dead sister at random intervals. I'm just saying if she regretted what happened to Jamie that much, she would have tried harder for characters like Sarah, Nick, and maybe not left the group that Clementine was in.

    She regretted what happened to Jamie, but this is now. And at that moment, the characters Sarah and Nick were liabilities.

    Again, I don't mind if others like her, but please realize that she has made mistakes. All of us have.

    I know, but there are logic behind her so called "mistakes".

    Elphaba posted: »

    Also, I'm still very much upset at her for treating Sarah like she was a liability. She can't help the way she is. She can't help that her f

  • edited August 2015

    It rarely snows when it's below zero, so I doubt it was freezing. It's still cold, but he's also being shielded from the wind inside a car, so he's not feeling it directly.

    What if it had lasted longer than it did?

    I don't think the fight would've lasted longer than it did. Clementine made sure of that. But if we're talking about what ifs...if the fight had gone on for a couple hours (that's exhausting so I can't see that happening), AJ took a nap/stayed inside a secure car then, and because I chose to save Jane, she knew where to find AJ.

    Aything could of happened. And yes you're talking a lot about the blizzard. And yes, Aj was in a blanket but Blizzards, and snow is still cold. What if it had lasted longer than it did? (I don't think he had clothes on under the blanket either.)

  • edited August 2015

    I felt that Kenny was the overall the better character.

    He cared for Clem and Aj the most out of anyother character (Clem: Maybe Lee and Aj: Rebecca.)

    If anyone ended the game with Kenny then you would notice that Kenny seems happy. (after the 'nine days later screen')
    He and Clem race up the hill. It's the happiest thing since Luke's birthday. Okay, yes he was a little hard on Arvo.

    Also Jane wanted to give up on finding Wellington. Where they would be safe.

    'Where there's smoke there's fire'
    Also you don't give up. 'You don't just end it 'cause it's hard you stick i out and help the folks you care about.'
    I mean what doesn't kill you only makes you stronger.

    Elphaba posted: »

    Also, I'm still very much upset at her for treating Sarah like she was a liability. She can't help the way she is. She can't help that her f

  • Why do you keep trying to bring up Kenny vs Jane?

    I felt that Kenny was the overall the better character. He cared for Clem and Aj the most out of anyother character (Clem: Maybe Lee and

  • edited August 2015

    Also (again with sacrifice and telltale.) he sacrificed himself (kinda) for Aj and Clem to be safe in Wellington

    I felt that Kenny was the overall the better character. He cared for Clem and Aj the most out of anyother character (Clem: Maybe Lee and

  • Again. why do you continue to compare Jane and Kenny? This is obviously going to cause problems. There is an entire threads for Jane vs Kenny arguments.

    Also (again with sacrifice and telltale.) he sacrificed himself (kinda) for Aj and Clem to be safe in Wellington

  • Why not?

    longlivelee posted: »

    Why do you keep trying to bring up Kenny vs Jane?

  • I like her. I found her stories intriguing and personality on par with what Id expect from gals in TWD. She didn't treat Clem like crap and I understood why she was distant from her when the going got tough.

    A complicated individual that dosn't really seem to know what she wants.

  • edited August 2015

    That's going to cause a whole Jane vs Kenny argument, which are very toxic. And you aren't making it any better obviously bashing Jane to uphold Kenny.

    Why not?

  • Yes, I know, I respect your argument and understand your point, but this is my thread...

    longlivelee posted: »

    Again. why do you continue to compare Jane and Kenny? This is obviously going to cause problems. There is an entire threads for Jane vs Kenny arguments.

  • I usually have a dislike of "I'm a survivalist with a tragic backstory!" characters and Jane was no exception, stashing away AJ just to provoke an already angry man is just idiotic.

  • Lmao your threads aren't exempt from the rules, or starting a flame war.

    Yes, I know, I respect your argument and understand your point, but this is my thread...

  • I know, but people are free to share their feelings of Jane and if they want to bring Kenny into it, fine by me.

    longlivelee posted: »

    Lmao your threads aren't exempt from the rules, or starting a flame war.

  • That is nice to hear :)

    And It's people like you who help me to be strong!

  • Fine by you, but not fine by the mods when it gets out of hand.

    I know, but people are free to share their feelings of Jane and if they want to bring Kenny into it, fine by me.

  • Maybe it's because when we try to give our opinions on Jane, other people antagonize us for not liking her, so we think it's fair game to bring up why we like Kenny? I'm only ever trying to be civil, but when it is the same people over and over and over trying to debunk everything I say, it gets really old, really quickly.

    I know, but people are free to share their feelings of Jane and if they want to bring Kenny into it, fine by me.

  • Exactly. There's no real other way to put it.

    Dragonleaf posted: »

    I usually have a dislike of "I'm a survivalist with a tragic backstory!" characters and Jane was no exception, stashing away AJ just to provoke an already angry man is just idiotic.

  • edited August 2015

    Yet people switch some things and make it look like Jane "left a poor innocent new born baby to die to kill Clementine's friend".

    Ikr? My first time completing this game, I never once thought that...

    longlivelee posted: »

    Agreed. Also, AJ was wrapped in a blanket inside a car during a blizzard, which hinders your vision. Jane knew where he was, not walkers. I

  • And if it does, i'd learn from my mistakes.

    longlivelee posted: »

    Fine by you, but not fine by the mods when it gets out of hand.

  • My point exactly. My 'friends' hate me for talking about this game and other games, because they don't take inerest. You know what I think?

    I think, they're not real friends.

    Elphaba posted: »

    Maybe it's because when we try to give our opinions on Jane, other people antagonize us for not liking her, so we think it's fair game to br

  • edited August 2015

    Maybe it's because when we try to give our opinions on Jane, other people antagonize us for not liking her, so we think it's fair game to bring up why we like Kenny? I'm only ever trying to be civil, but when it is the same people over and over and over trying to debunk everything I say, it gets really old, really quickly.

    Lol how are you always drawing these weird conclusions. First I'm trying to "antagonize you" and now I'm trying to "debunk" you?

    The problem isn't your opinion on Jane, your problem is that you are bashing Jane in order to uphold Kenny, which is bound to lead to an argument. Therefore, you are not at all attempting to be civil.

    Elphaba posted: »

    Maybe it's because when we try to give our opinions on Jane, other people antagonize us for not liking her, so we think it's fair game to br

  • How is that relevant at all?

    I don't even know you.

    My point exactly. My 'friends' hate me for talking about this game and other games, because they don't take inerest. You know what I think? I think, they're not real friends.

  • She's being civil to me. More respect than any real person has ever shown me.

    longlivelee posted: »

    Maybe it's because when we try to give our opinions on Jane, other people antagonize us for not liking her, so we think it's fair game to br

  • She's being civil to me. More respect than any real person has ever shown me.

    That's only because you both have the same opinion. If you didn't, believe me, everyone wouldn't seem so "civil".

    She's being civil to me. More respect than any real person has ever shown me.

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