Who's death was the most noble/brave?

[Rock114]

Originally Posted by zeke10

But ben still screams "LEE LEE" If you drop him

I assumed TellTale just reused the screaming from when he got grabbed by Oberson (the belltower walker) to make it seem painful. Ben made the decision to be left behind in my game, and thought about others before himself. I even told Clem as much when she asked me about him, and called Kenny an asshole when he was proud of me for letting Ben die.

[BlackPaladin]

Larry. No one else could take a salt lick to the face in such a charming way.

But in all seriousness, I'd say Doug's was more selfless and noble imo, but kenny's was braver.

[CarScar]

Originally Posted by zeke10

But ben still screams "LEE LEE" If you drop him

It was established in episode 5 that Ben's greatest fear is turning into a walker (or at least that is what is implied). He probably thought the fall would smash his head in / he'd die instantly, unfortunately that was not the case. It's likely that after he realized the fall did not kill him that he wanted Lee to just shoot him.

[IndigoHawk]

Most heroic goes to Chuck for saving Clem and giving the group time to escape on the streets. He was separated from the group, and that got him killed.

Kenny (with Ben alive) chose suicide by walkers. Both Kenny and Ben (dropping him in episode 4) just wanted to die, nothing heroic about it. They needed someone to smack them across the jaw to stop their stupid speeches and meaningless deaths, and haul them out of there.

Kenny's death to save Christa is heroic, maybe more than Chuck's, since everyone could tell that was a one way trip.

[YamiRaziel]

Originally Posted by IndigoHawk

Most heroic goes to Chuck for saving Clem and giving the group time to escape on the streets. He was separated from the group, and that got him killed.

Kenny (with Ben alive) chose suicide by walkers. Both Kenny and Ben (dropping him in episode 4) just wanted to die, nothing heroic about it. They needed someone to smack them across the jaw to stop their stupid speeches and meaningless deaths, and haul them out of there.

Kenny's death to save Christa is heroic, maybe more than Chuck's, since everyone could tell that was a one way trip.

Agree with everything except the last sentence. Chuck was indeed heroic because he didn't have to do it, but he did it and pretty much saved everybody, by making them leave him.
He was indeed a hero hobo.

Kenny's suicide (with Ben) is more pathetic than heroic. Especially after the speech he gave.

Now I would argue that Kenny's death with Christa is heroic. It's more of a "I'm fixin' what I just did" death which is okay.
It's because of him Lee dropped the walkie and he needed it.
If somebody was heroic in that scene, it was Christa, because she just went down, not asking questions or anything (when in fact it was Kenny's fault). Kenny saving her is just fixing his mistake (for the first time), nothing heroic about it in my opinion.

[8Bit_System]

Lilly never fixed any mistakes... she was just insisting till the end...

Why not give Kenny what he deserves (in a positive way) at least for once?

[YamiRaziel]

Wait, what does Lilly have to do with Kenny's death?

8Bit_System, well I would've if I saw anything positive in his death

[CarScar]

Originally Posted by 8Bit_System

Lilly never fixed any mistakes... she was just insisting till the end...

Why not give Kenny what he deserves (in a positive way) at least for once?

Well Lilly did give the great service of shooting Lori Grimes in the comic book series.

For that I shall forever be in her gratitude.

[zeke10]

Originally Posted by CarScar

Well Lilly did give the great service of shooting Lori Grimes in the comic book series.

For that I shall forever be in her gratitude.

She killed a baby to and for that she deserves to burn

[YamiRaziel]

Originally Posted by zeke10

She killed a baby to and for that she deserves to burn

That was an accident. She thought she was killing the enemy and didn't even see the baby. She rid the world of the Governor and for that she's redeemed.

[dinofire]

1. Kenny/Ben death
If you dropped Ben, Kenny's death would be lot less emotional. Thats what you get for dropping him, Ben-Haters
2. Chuck's death
3. Doug E3 Death

[PDHY]

Considering I let Doug die,

I would go with Kenny and Chuck.

[zeke10]

Originally Posted by YamiRaziel

That was an accident. She thought she was killing the enemy and didn't even see the baby. She rid the world of the Governor and for that she's redeemed.

I wouldn't say she's fully 100% redeemed just yet. i may not of liked lori but rick did and thus i feel bad for him

[Toasty]

I would have to say Kenny and Lee.

Kenny obviously sacraficed himself for Ben, and he knew exactly what he was doing. And he was okay with it.

Lee, because he knew he was going to die, and he didn't want Clem to see him like that. He was a good character. Brave guy to continue searching even though he knew his death was certain.

[Nekrocop]

Mark says hi. Damn that guy was cool.

[Sutinen]

Kenny.
Doug's death wasn't very heroic, it was a complete fuck up by Lilly.
Kenny had a lot of time to shoot Ben and run, but he decided to sacrifice himself.
I think it's as heroic even with Christa.

[ZimoPoliZ]

1: Kenny, if you saved Ben in episode 4
2: Doug in episode 3
3: Ben, if you dropped him in episode 4
4: Kenny, if you drop ben in episode 4

[Accall]

Gotta be Danny.

[Crixus]

Definitely Kenny

[QuarterPounderVlad]

Kenny.. Even though I had to pick between Doug and him, I ultimately chose Kenny. Damn sad, Ain't it?