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Originally Posted by blanchett
I don't want a disconnected season like that. I want to have Clementine in the cast again. Maybe with Omid, Molly, Christa, and Lilly back. Not sure about Kenny he seemed pretty dead to me. But yeah those guys, larger cast this time around. Something that I heard mentioned was the idea that Lilly went back her airforce base, although I think it's overrun.
If that's the case that could be a good location for the survivors to try and make a home for themselves. I'd like to see them try and defend a place just like we saw with Rick's group and the prison. I want to see progress with the remaining characters.
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My ideal narrative for season 2 would be the search for Clementine, with Kenny filling Lee's role as the PC. Think of Kenny as Martin Sheen from APOCALYPSE NOW, with Clem as Colonel Kurtz.
The game would open with a flashback to the first day of the zombie apocalypse, as told through Kenny's perspective. This would give the player a chance to connect more personally with Kenny as a character before the story jumps back to his final scene in episode 5, when he's fighting off the walkers.
Kenny could hook up with another ragtag group of survivors before or after discovering Lee's fate at the jewellery store, and goes about trying to track down Clementine outside of Savannah. The other survivors could attempt to dissuade him from this goal as their search turns up nothing, and insist on escaping to another state altogether. All this time, winter is fast approaching, which would give season 2 a distinct look separate from season 1, with landscapes covered by snow and ice.
(As for players who hated Kenny's character from the first game and believe his personality is "fixed", keep in mind that it would be up to you from episode 6 onwards whether Kenny holds on to his immature temperament, or gradually becomes a more responsible and selfless man as the story unfolds. This would be keeping in line with Lee's arc from season 1, where the player has a choice of gradually shaping Lee into a kind idealist or a ruthless pragmatist.)