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darknessofheart · 10/10/2012, 02:43 pm

Wait, how do we know for sure that the Crawford leader (his name escapes me right now) was the one strung from the bell tower? We only see a slight glimpse of his face from a poster after all. I didn't get a good look at the body, but if that's the case, that would be such a waste of build up and development for his character. Throughout the entire episode we are given hints as this man's sick and twisted mind; killing children, elderly, the sick, forcing women to have abortions, ect. It doesn't make much sense to spent so much time mentioning him and even show his face of flyers if he is never to make appearance. He would make a great villain to introduce to the final chapter.

I doubt that was actually him strung up. I think Telltale used this episode to build him up as the final villain so we have this mounting tension of just how violent the man Clem is with really is.

10/10/2012, 02:43 pm	#5
darknessofheart Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Point A to Point B to Point C Posts: 436	Wait, how do we know for sure that the Crawford leader (his name escapes me right now) was the one strung from the bell tower? We only see a slight glimpse of his face from a poster after all. I didn't get a good look at the body, but if that's the case, that would be such a waste of build up and development for his character. Throughout the entire episode we are given hints as this man's sick and twisted mind; killing children, elderly, the sick, forcing women to have abortions, ect. It doesn't make much sense to spent so much time mentioning him and even show his face of flyers if he is never to make appearance. He would make a great villain to introduce to the final chapter. I doubt that was actually him strung up. I think Telltale used this episode to build him up as the final villain so we have this mounting tension of just how violent the man Clem is with really is. Last edited by darknessofheart; 10/10/2012 at 02:45 pm.