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Madfather · 10/10/2012, 07:09 pm

I'm at the river docks and Molly is about to split my head open with her climbing hook when Clementine (who I left at the house) shows up and begs her to stop. Thus, the question in the thread title. Did Clementine really walk all the way from the house to here without a single walker spotting her? Was this only supposed to happen if I bring her with me but happened anyway because of a glitch? This episode had a few questionable aspects (Molly's whole Mirrors Edge wall jumping skills leaned pretty hard on my suspension of disbelief without breaking it.) but this is the only thing that bugged me too much to go unasked.

Acadias · 10/10/2012, 07:17 pm

Shes the better version of Carl.

Instead of effing things up, Clementine makes them better.

You tell her/him to say in the house

They don't stay. Carl ruins something Clementines fixes it

Kiel555 · 10/10/2012, 07:25 pm

I think Clem took multiple sorties outside the house to go look for her parents. She sure left the house a lot during this episode on her own. I read in another thread that if you do not take Clem with you to Crawford that "a walker somehow gets in the house" and Clem puts it down. Who left the door open or had a walker follow them when everyone was gone?

Clem was out looking for her parents, heard Kenny's gunshot and took the only path in the only area not infested with walkers thanks to Molly ringing the bell in another area.

FollowLilly · 10/10/2012, 07:27 pm

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Originally Posted by Madfather

I'm at the river docks and Molly is about to split my head open with her climbing hook when Clementine (who I left at the house) shows up and begs her to stop. Thus, the question in the thread title. Did Clementine really walk all the way from the house to here without a single walker spotting her? Was this only supposed to happen if I bring her with me but happened anyway because of a glitch? This episode had a few questionable aspects (Molly's whole Mirrors Edge wall jumping skills leaned pretty hard on my suspension of disbelief without breaking it.) but this is the only thing that bugged me too much to go unasked.

Both Lee and Kenny managed to, so i dont see why Clem wouldnt be able to

10/10/2012, 07:09 pm	#1
Madfather Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 10	Where did she come from? I'm at the river docks and Molly is about to split my head open with her climbing hook when Clementine (who I left at the house) shows up and begs her to stop. Thus, the question in the thread title. Did Clementine really walk all the way from the house to here without a single walker spotting her? Was this only supposed to happen if I bring her with me but happened anyway because of a glitch? This episode had a few questionable aspects (Molly's whole Mirrors Edge wall jumping skills leaned pretty hard on my suspension of disbelief without breaking it.) but this is the only thing that bugged me too much to go unasked. Last edited by Madfather; 10/10/2012 at 07:24 pm.

10/10/2012, 07:17 pm	#2
Acadias Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Virginia Posts: 219	Shes the better version of Carl. Instead of effing things up, Clementine makes them better. You tell her/him to say in the house They don't stay. Carl ruins something Clementines fixes it __________________ Sometimes I feel a bullet would solve all my problems

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10/10/2012, 07:25 pm	#3
Kiel555 Senior Member Join Date: May 2012 Location: Bay area, California Posts: 578	I think Clem took multiple sorties outside the house to go look for her parents. She sure left the house a lot during this episode on her own. I read in another thread that if you do not take Clem with you to Crawford that "a walker somehow gets in the house" and Clem puts it down. Who left the door open or had a walker follow them when everyone was gone? Clem was out looking for her parents, heard Kenny's gunshot and took the only path in the only area not infested with walkers thanks to Molly ringing the bell in another area.