I went hunting so all I knew about Brody was that she was a tweak who hated me for “killing” Abel. I’d honestly be more sad if Willy died, she was probably the character I disliked the most before she was killed off.
I went hunting so all I knew about Brody was that she was a tweak who hated me for “killing” Abel. I’d honestly be more sad if Willy died, she was probably the character I disliked the most before she was killed off.
Ya know, someone who’s super anxious and freaks a lot.
Only because she was bugging out, right?
I actually mainly disliked her because she got mad at me for killing Abel. Like bitch what would you have done? No matter what you do she flips out anyways too. People like to forget that while she was the one who eventually spilled the beans, she held on to that secret for a long time.
"a tweak"?
I’d honestly be more sad if Willy died
as sacrilegious as that may be to this here thread, I welcome it.
she… more was probably the character I disliked the most before she was killed off
Only because she was bugging out, right?
People like to forget that while she was the one who eventually spilled the beans, she held on to that secret for a long time.
True, very true indeed. Her knowing of what really happened to the twins, yet saying nothing about her makes her just as guilty as Marlon. I never looked at it that way. Real eye opener.
"a tweak"?
Ya know, someone who’s super anxious and freaks a lot.
Only because she was bugging out, right?
I actually … moremainly disliked her because she got mad at me for killing Abel. Like bitch what would you have done? No matter what you do she flips out anyways too. People like to forget that while she was the one who eventually spilled the beans, she held on to that secret for a long time.
True, very true indeed. Her knowing of what really happened to the twins, yet saying nothing about her makes her just as guilty as Marlon. I never looked at it that way. Real eye opener.
Yeah I said that a day or two ago. It may have been Marlon's call, but she went along with it and kept the secret the entire time which made her just as guilty.
Again, though, I have to stress that I don't begrudge Marlon for giving the twins up. We don't know the full details but it's very likely that Marlon, Brody, and the twins ran into a large group of armed people while scavenging and accepting the deal was the only way any of them made it back at all. Sometimes in life you find yourself in a no win situation, a real life Kobayashi Maru, and the best you can do is minimize your losses. After that, though, lying to the other kids and not even making an attempt to find and rescue the twins, yeah that's what's really fucked up.
People like to forget that while she was the one who eventually spilled the beans, she held on to that secret for a long time.
True,… more very true indeed. Her knowing of what really happened to the twins, yet saying nothing about her makes her just as guilty as Marlon. I never looked at it that way. Real eye opener.
it's very likely that Marlon, Brody, and the twins ran into a large group of armed people while scavenging and accepting the deal was the only way any of them made it back at all
True, very true indeed. Her knowing of what really happened to the twins, yet saying nothing about her makes her just as guilty as Marlon. I… more never looked at it that way. Real eye opener.
Yeah I said that a day or two ago. It may have been Marlon's call, but she went along with it and kept the secret the entire time which made her just as guilty.
Again, though, I have to stress that I don't begrudge Marlon for giving the twins up. We don't know the full details but it's very likely that Marlon, Brody, and the twins ran into a large group of armed people while scavenging and accepting the deal was the only way any of them made it back at all. Sometimes in life you find yourself in a no win situation, a real life Kobayashi Maru, and the best you can do is minimize your losses. After that, though, lying to the other kids and not even making an attempt to find and rescue the twins, yeah that's what's really fucked up.
The way Marlon handled the whole situation was poor. Yea he was in a no win scenario but he shouldn’t have lied to the group. He also should’ve talked to his group and see if he could get some people willing to stage a rescue, or at least try. The moment he locked Clem in the basement with walker Brody was the moment he showed who he truly was, a cowardly leader.
True, very true indeed. Her knowing of what really happened to the twins, yet saying nothing about her makes her just as guilty as Marlon. I… more never looked at it that way. Real eye opener.
Yeah I said that a day or two ago. It may have been Marlon's call, but she went along with it and kept the secret the entire time which made her just as guilty.
Again, though, I have to stress that I don't begrudge Marlon for giving the twins up. We don't know the full details but it's very likely that Marlon, Brody, and the twins ran into a large group of armed people while scavenging and accepting the deal was the only way any of them made it back at all. Sometimes in life you find yourself in a no win situation, a real life Kobayashi Maru, and the best you can do is minimize your losses. After that, though, lying to the other kids and not even making an attempt to find and rescue the twins, yeah that's what's really fucked up.
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Ayy, where is the Mitch thread?
I love that city. (1982-2002)
i was actually hoping there'd be a way to get her killed because i didn't like how she yelled at me. kinda felt like a weight lifted when she died.
You wanted someone to die because they yelled at you? Bit extreme.
You looked for ways to kill someone because you had a conflict with them and they yelled at you...?
it hurt my feelings and made me distrust her. i don't like distrusting mean people in a zombie apocalypse so the only way to go is murder.
i rly want rosie dead too. i don't trust that dog.
Yeah, some(or really, most) people who play these games can be surprisingly petty with their reasoning and actions sometimes.
Brody looks like someone out of game of thrones
Brody kind of looks like enid but with short hair
I went hunting so all I knew about Brody was that she was a tweak who hated me for “killing” Abel. I’d honestly be more sad if Willy died, she was probably the character I disliked the most before she was killed off.
"a tweak"?
as sacrilegious as that may be to this here thread, I welcome it.
Only because she was bugging out, right?
Ya know, someone who’s super anxious and freaks a lot.
I actually mainly disliked her because she got mad at me for killing Abel. Like bitch what would you have done? No matter what you do she flips out anyways too. People like to forget that while she was the one who eventually spilled the beans, she held on to that secret for a long time.
True, very true indeed. Her knowing of what really happened to the twins, yet saying nothing about her makes her just as guilty as Marlon. I never looked at it that way. Real eye opener.
Yeah I said that a day or two ago. It may have been Marlon's call, but she went along with it and kept the secret the entire time which made her just as guilty.
Again, though, I have to stress that I don't begrudge Marlon for giving the twins up. We don't know the full details but it's very likely that Marlon, Brody, and the twins ran into a large group of armed people while scavenging and accepting the deal was the only way any of them made it back at all. Sometimes in life you find yourself in a no win situation, a real life Kobayashi Maru, and the best you can do is minimize your losses. After that, though, lying to the other kids and not even making an attempt to find and rescue the twins, yeah that's what's really fucked up.
I thought the same exact thing.
The way Marlon handled the whole situation was poor. Yea he was in a no win scenario but he shouldn’t have lied to the group. He also should’ve talked to his group and see if he could get some people willing to stage a rescue, or at least try. The moment he locked Clem in the basement with walker Brody was the moment he showed who he truly was, a cowardly leader.