David is an asshole and so his son Gabe, so players really won’t be upset if he dies. Clem is not a main character, but we’re more invested in her survival than anyone else. While the overall story of episode 4 is okay, it just leads us back to a big problem in Season 3’s storyline: you just don’t care about Javi. Eventually everyone’s decisions lead them to the town square where two people might die depending on your actions. Tripp gets angry and Javi is forced to clean up the mess. Gabe rats out Javi for killing Tripp’s friend Conrad in the second episode. His mood swings make him impulsive and vindictive towards Javi. We also see Clem flirt with Gabe, another teenager going through puberty. Javi tries his best to explain and finds maxi pads for her.
Clem asks Javi why she’s bleeding because no one ever explained to her what a menstrual cycle is. We also has a sweet moment when Clem has to deal with something she’s actually lucky enough to experience: puberty. In Season 2, we saw Clem have to steal medical supplies to stitch herself up, now she’s doing it on another person. We saw Clem stitch up Javi and talk about how much better she’s gotten at it. In this episode, we see Clem put to use the things she’s learned over the past few years. Clem shouldn’t have survived, but she did. We’ve seen Clem grow up despite living in horrible conditions. It’s really hard to care about Javi’s family the we do about Clem. No, we get back to the meat and bones of the storyline, Clementine.
No ridiculous, convoluted storylines about loving your dead brother’s wife. The episode is mixed with really sweet moments before it hits you over the head with chaos.First, we’re glad to say Telltale let the telenovela writing out of this episode.
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We see Javi escape with Gabe to figure out how to save David. Telltale Game’s The Walking Dead Season 3 episode 4 picks up right after brothers David and Javi were held prisoner by Joan. The zombie apocalypse cannot stop puberty, no matter how inconvenient a mood swing might be.
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