Did Lee kills his wife????

[thestalkinghead]

Originally Posted by Rommel49

Except as I pointed out right at the start, Larry says Lee killed "people", plural.

You're also using the same flawed logic, Lee doesn't mention that his wife is actually alive in Athens, simply that she's there.

that could just be a line that wasn't changed, and its not the same logic, i am just saying there is nothing that says he did kill his wife so assuming he did is the same as assuming he was a serial killer.

there are so many times that it could have been mentioned especially the stranger scene and conversations with carley that it is unlikely that he killed his wife, if anybody can find one hint that he did other than just saying people (what part did he say he killed people?) i will have to admit it is a posibility

[dubesor]

it's really pissing me off. because I have played the game like 7 times and listened to all the dialogue dozens of times due to my youtube video making and it would be really annoying if I missed Lee killing his wife.

That would totally shine a whole new light on everything. (in a bad way imo)

We need confirmation from telltale.

[thestalkinghead]

larry doesn't say people he just say lee is a killer, or at least in this video:

http://youtu.be/jlahePZtOt0?t=26m27s

[Rommel49]

Originally Posted by thestalkinghead

that could just be a line that wasn't changed, and its not the same logic, i am just saying there is nothing that says he did kill his wife so assuming he did is the same as assuming he was a serial killer.

there are so many times that it could have been mentioned especially the stranger scene and conversations with carley that it is unlikely that he killed his wife, if anybody can find one hint that he did other than just saying people (what part did he say he killed people?) i will have to admit it is a posibility

You can try to deny it's the same logic, but it's a pretty weak denial; Lee never says that his wife was alive in Athens, just that she was there - you just assume that implies she's alive.

And actually, it does kinda come up in the stranger conversation if Lee says he never hurt anyone he cared about. The first person the stranger brings up is Lee's wife; given the stranger's definition of "hurt" in this context is keeping his own wife's head in a bag and likely killing Lee... it's a pretty big implication.

[thestalkinghead]

Originally Posted by Rommel49

You can try to deny it's the same logic, but it's a pretty weak denial; Lee never says that his wife was alive in Athens, just that she was there - you just assume that implies she's alive.

And actually, it does kinda come up in the stranger conversation if Lee says he never hurt anyone he cared about. The first person the stranger brings up is Lee's wife; given the stranger's definition of "hurt" in this context is keeping his own wife's head in a bag and likely killing Lee... it's a pretty big implication.

he just said he drove her away, he never says he hurt her physically, where is the part where larry says lee killed people?

[trd84]

I don't think Carley would have had the same attitude toward Lee had he killed his wife. She also would have brought it up in Ep 1.

[Kaserkin]

In ep 1, the cop asks Lee if he met his wife in Athens, so I think he didn't kill her.

[moshiXcakes]

Lol, no way, it is never once implied in the story that Lee killed his wife. Everyone who knows Lee's a murderer only mentions the senator. If he killed his wife that would be mentioned, it would make absolutely no sense for Lee to have killed his wife and TellTale completely deciding to not have that mentioned at all. Also, Lee did say she was in Athens and I highly doubt he meant she's dead in Athens (although the zombies probably got her ) and if he did kill his wife that would make him a completely different type of character. I would have a different attitude towards Lee if he killed his wife and I'm sure all the other characters would too.

[moshiXcakes]

Originally Posted by thestalkinghead

he just said he drove her away, he never says he hurt her physically, where is the part where larry says lee killed people?

If Larry did say that he was probably over exaggerating. I can see him doing that to try make Lee seem like some terrible mass murderer when he just 'accidentally' killed one guy.

[Bababooey]

I believe when lee talking to sean he mentioned if u chose the option of diolouge that lee mention that he was not sure were his wife is he thought she might be in anthems or with her parents.

[Mornai]

In episode 1 when Hershel asks Lee about his family, you can reply as such:

"No wife, not anymore. She's up in Virginia, i think."

Plus, if Lee did kill his wife he likely would have mentioned it to both Kenny/Katjaa and the stranger if he talks about it(the stranger especially, since he's about to die and has no reason to lie).

There is zero evidence to support the theory that he killed his wife.

[AnnaSan]

Nah, that would've ruined Lee's personality. He probably just got it mixed up

[annikour]

yeah, they had recorded and planed that he had killed them both but they changed it !

[Will85]

Originally Posted by dubesor

Lee could be lying and thus the player could never know from what he is saying. Unlikely but possible.

But Carley would at least mention it since she knows the entire story and covered the court case.

Why would she say "You are Lee Everett who killed a Senator" and later in EP3 "You should tell them that you killed the Senator", and not even once mention his wife if he killed her? Makes no sense.

I believe Dave Fennoy is just hugely mistaken on this one. And someone from TTG needs to inform him before he does more and more interviews spreading false information lol. People will think it's true since he is the main role in the game after all and would seem like a reliable source on the story.

It really isnt that big of a deal and i doubt dave fennoy is causing any actual damage to the franchise..its not that important in the grand scheme of things.