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Originally Posted by r0ckarong
If you look at the "Wonder what happens" vids closely you can tell that he apparently gets some inside info. The environments from Narwhal were spot on what the game was like. The whole Murray thing in the Leviathan vid and several other details (like how did he know that Stan was in Ep 4). I think he gets to play an unfinished version of each episode and churns out these vids. He is in the credits after all and so this isn't merely a "fan based I-did-this-because-I-just-guessed" thing.
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After the beautiful game I thought: "Man, NO ONE is gonna believe me that my I wonder what happens stories are only theories of mine. Similar happenings in game and movie? Coincidence?? Bwuahahaha!"
Well, I cannot proove anything, but I try to make things clear:
Part I: The setting of the episode was clear. You saw that in the video on E3 that Telltale released. There was a scene where Guybrush tries to get on the ship. Easy!
Part II: This is the movie where I got a concept-art of Spinner Cay. But it was a painting that was released a few days later.
Part III: A movie in a huge manatee. What can you find in a manatee? Many broken stuff, and corpses. Why not putting Murray in it, it's a realistic place to meet him.
Part IV: Stan being Guybrushs lawyer is pure comedy gold. Of course I had to put him in the movie. And if you search the forums, you'll find that half of the fans had the same idea.
And to kill off Guybrush? Well, it's in the title. And in Chapter 1 you'll find a hint that there are two worlds: World of the living, world of the dead. So Guybrushs death is not unrealistic.
Also, I love drama. And this is why I fell deeply in love with the fourth chapter of the game.
I really don't want to know details about the story too soon. The unknowing is the funny part of the "I wonder what happens" series. Also, I'm a fan as well, I want to enjoy the whole game without any spoilers.