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Quoted By: >>15574813
What exactly was Abby's plan when she stormed away from Owen into the snow? Was she just expecting to happen upon Joel in the streets of Jackson? What was plan B?
Why were the WLF group ready to attack the infected with molotovs as Abby, Joel, and Tommy were riding back on horses? They had no earthly idea how long Abby would be gone because Abby left without a word.
If the Rattlers really wanted to lure people into their false Firefly trap, shouldn't they -NOT- have Rattler graffiti everywhere in the neighborhood? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a trap?
To add onto the Rattler's false Firefly trap: shouldn't they make it a little easier for victims to find? Isn't it overkill to have your victims move a large cabinet leading to a hidden basement and activate a ham radio?
And how long have the Rattlers been employing this trap? Owen mentions the enclave of Fireflies in Santa Barbara in the flashback from 4 years ago. Have the Rattlers been using that trap for 7 years? (It's been 3 years since the events in Seattle. 3 + 4 years.)
What is the story function of having Ellie be impaled by the tree when she gets caught by the Rattler's trap? Is it so that Ellie has a reason to be stumbling around dramatically in the final confrontation? Or is the game just glorified misery-porn?
Jesse comments on Ellie and Dina sharing a kiss from the previous night. Ellie responds "That's just Dina being Dina." Ellie just called her new girlfriend a slut. Then they go on a suicide mission together because their love is so strong. "You go, I go." They have been hooked up for less than a week. What the fuck is this relationship?
Why were the WLF group ready to attack the infected with molotovs as Abby, Joel, and Tommy were riding back on horses? They had no earthly idea how long Abby would be gone because Abby left without a word.
If the Rattlers really wanted to lure people into their false Firefly trap, shouldn't they -NOT- have Rattler graffiti everywhere in the neighborhood? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a trap?
To add onto the Rattler's false Firefly trap: shouldn't they make it a little easier for victims to find? Isn't it overkill to have your victims move a large cabinet leading to a hidden basement and activate a ham radio?
And how long have the Rattlers been employing this trap? Owen mentions the enclave of Fireflies in Santa Barbara in the flashback from 4 years ago. Have the Rattlers been using that trap for 7 years? (It's been 3 years since the events in Seattle. 3 + 4 years.)
What is the story function of having Ellie be impaled by the tree when she gets caught by the Rattler's trap? Is it so that Ellie has a reason to be stumbling around dramatically in the final confrontation? Or is the game just glorified misery-porn?
Jesse comments on Ellie and Dina sharing a kiss from the previous night. Ellie responds "That's just Dina being Dina." Ellie just called her new girlfriend a slut. Then they go on a suicide mission together because their love is so strong. "You go, I go." They have been hooked up for less than a week. What the fuck is this relationship?
