The Motor Inn Group should have moved into the farm. I know there was bad memories and walkers, but that place could have been repaired and saved. They probably could have avoided what happened in the next episode if they did try to move into the farm
@britishrandomsstudio1426What are the natural barriers of the motor inn? Also if not mistaken (according to the information I have) They eat human and zombie meat because they are cannibals and mentally Ill people, not because they don't have food already, if you don't remember they can bake so there's no excuse vegetables and fruits are not enough to survive, since it's impliyed they had milk and everything to actually bake something. I don't remember which of the guys was, but one of those used to spy on girls before the outbreak and also is impliyed that they kidnapped people way before the zombie virus actually hitted in, because in the same way Jolene's daugther got kidnapped (allegedly by bandits) she mentioned the guy kidnapped people the same way the stole cans of beans, so the Dairu farm was just an excuse to have industrial size machine to cut meat and have blood all over the place and blame the animals for the oddor blood produce. So theoretically they killed people way before the zombie outbreak started and wouldn't be a surprise if they killed their father as well when he got sick.
@britishrandomsstudio1426Damn. That’s actually a really good point. I never thought of the idea that the St. John’s were lying about their food supply, but having to resort to cannibalism does imply they were struggling too. Especially with being on their last cow, and actively placing Bear Traps in the woods to catch more meat. Although maybe you could argue it was more of a diet thing. You can’t really get protein from dairy products or fruits and veggies, and Lee does mention that the farm feels untouched from the disaster, lending to the idea that the family wanted to keep as normal lives as they could (although their cannibalism and bandit deals contradict that). Eh, just some food for thought.
Telltale made it to where the fences were overrun by walkers at the end of the episode. I would have liked to see an alternate universe where this happened though. Personally if I just left a cannibal farm I wouldn't want to be near it again just from gut instinct alone
So I believe the scene you're looking for about Danny possibly being a sex offender is when you're listening to him and Andy talk after escaping the freezer. When Andy says they are gonna pick one person to keep, Danny is implied to wanna keep clementine. His brother sounds disgusted when he says not her she doesn't have a lot of meat on her. He probably wanted to say something else but her being so small was a good excuse to say why they shouldn't keep her.
He also says something weird involving kids after returning from the Woods Camp. When he is cleaning his rifle, u can ask tell him that the Dairy is kinda isolated, and he tells you that kids would come to visit, in "fine dresses" or something like that
the actor Brian somer even confirmed that Danny was acutlly a serial child rapist before the apocalypse and even in a deleted scene he would mention that "there were these school girls that would come here" something like that I'm sorry if it isn't the complete right quote.
I always loved the villains of these games. Especially the first, second and final seasons. The St. John’s were a psychotic family driven to cannibalism by the lack of resources. They show the savagery of survival and what Lee’s group could have turned into had they not met how they did and held high standards. The Stranger is an enigmatic man who lost his family either directly, or indirectly, as a result of the player’s actions. He kidnaps a child to fill the void left by his own’s demise, and he causes the entire fallout of the group and their eventual end, albeit in the third-degree. Carver was a sociopathic survivalist determined to raise a child in his own utopia; but his hypocrisy and cowardice led to his downfall. Lilly was a character we knew before but who has changed; an allegory for betrayal and loss. While Clementine grew to accept the many losses she was faced with and learn how to be better, Lilly chose to embrace the madness of the world and use it to her own selfish, war-lingering advantage. Love that these videos are back, man! Keep it up 💙
How could those sick monsters turn their dairy into a slaughterhouse? Terry would've have been disappointed if he were there to see his own family what they become.
The stranger was not actually an evil person, he was a person who lost his mind. It is pretty much Kenny's fault why he was stalking Lee and Clem in the first place
@@Raddish-IS-Radd Hm, could be. I could definitely see Kenny following those footsteps if he wasn't the person that he was. I actually felt for the stranger, but that dude was utterly insane
