Lee has to decide whether or not to help Kenny kill Larry during the events in the meat locker at the St. John dairy. This goes on to affect his relationship with Larry's daughter, Lilly, greatly. Although they are not seen interacting much, Larry and Clementine seem to have a neutral relationship. At the motor inn, Larry threatens to hurt Lee if anything happens to Clementine, showing that he cares for Clementine's well-being.
Despite Larry's harsh and judgmental attitude, Clementine doesn't seem to dislike or hate him. After Larry's head is smashed in by Kenny, Clementine is horrified by his death and cries.
Years later, Clementine reveals she thought Larry was a "racist asshole" to Violet. She can also mention to Lilly she always hated Larry from the start Determinant.
Kenny was initially extremely hostile to Larry displayed when the brute thinks that Duck is bitten and wants to throw him out, the pair even willing to fight each other. Determinant However, tensions soon settled after their conflict, Kenny even wanting to help the man. In Episode 2, Kenny frequently argues with Lilly, saying that they she is not their leader. This results in Larry growing hostile with Kenny as well, supporting his daughter.
During the events in the meat locker at the St. John dairy , Larry collapses from a heart attack. Kenny tells Lilly that he too wishes to save Larry, but says that he can't be saved and he must be stopped from reanimating. Eventually, Kenny crushes his head with a salt lick, and later tells Lee that he didn't enjoy what he did to Larry, and tells him that he did it for the safety of the group. Along with most of the group, Carley shows a strong dislike for Larry.
After Carley shoots the walker in the drugstore, the gunshot attracts walkers to the pharmacy. Larry scolds Carley for nearly killing them all after the walkers leave. In " Starved For Help ", if she survived, Carley suggests that Lee give Larry food just to get in good with Lilly, and says that Larry can be a "real dick" sometimes. Along with most of the group, Doug shows a strong dislike for Larry. When Lee gives Doug some food, he declines and Larry shows up, calling him "Dough-boy", telling Lee to give him the food, but Lee refuses, saying he decides who gets the food, which causes Larry to angrily tell him to "decide smart.
Larry treats Mark in the same aggressive manner that he treats most of the people in the group. Mark thinks Larry is a little harsh in how he acts, and thinks worse of him depending on what Lee says.
He is even mocked by Larry when struggling or improve their barriers, the man calling him a pansy and getting mad if Lee gives the axe to Mark and not him. However, Mark will always try to get along with him and slightly criticizes Lee if he makes no effort to get along with Larry. After finding out that Mark's legs were chopped off by the St.
Johns, Larry is horrified by what happened to Mark. Despite Larry wanting to throw her son out of the pharmacy in Episode 1 in belief that her son was bitten, Katjaa doesn't seem to harbor any ill feelings towards him. Katjaa and Larry seemed to be on neutral terms and weren't seen interacting much. Larry probably tolerated Katjaa the easiest due to her usefulness and neutrality. When Larry sees Duck covered in blood, he assumes that Duck is bitten and says that he must be thrown out of the pharmacy for the walkers, saying that he'll turn and kill all of them.
Depending on your choices, Larry may show remorse over what he said when Katjaa discovers that Duck wasn't bitten at all. The two never interact for the rest of the game, but it can be assumed that Duck dislikes Larry and avoids him for most the time. For the short while Ben knows Larry, he is scared of him because of how vulgar, irritable, and selfish he is.
When Ben later finds out what happened to Larry at the St. Johns' farm, he seems to be unsettled with fear. Larry is seen flirting with Brenda and he seemed to be fond of her. Brenda seems to like him as well, calling him a big old sweetheart and telling Lee to be more understanding towards him as the apocalypse can bring out the worst in people.
When they are having dinner, Lee discovers that the family are cannibals and can attempt to warn the group. Larry scolds him for being so rude, but when he discovers that Lee is telling the truth, he immediately loses any feelings he had for her and is sickened by her actions. He even wishes her and her sons dead, expressing a strong desire to kill them with his bare hands shortly before his death.
Glenn and Larry have little interaction, but Glenn seems to somewhat dislike Larry. When Glenn and Carley took a risk and headed out to save Lee and the others knowing that they will attract walkers to the pharmacy, Larry was angry and blames Glenn for bringing strangers that might kill them, which results in Glenn arguing with Larry. Walking Dead Wiki. Walking Dead Wiki Explore. Comic Series.
TV Series. Unnamed or Unseen. Characters Seasons. Video Games. Characters Unnamed or Unseen Characters. Browse wiki. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Going for a pacifist Lee. I tried to get the guy free from the bear trap at the beginning of Episode Two, but it didn't occur to me to chop off his leg until much too late. I even went to try cut down the tree, durr. I'm an idiot. Apparently he bites it soon afterwards anyways, so whatever.
But I did briefly consider restarting. I ran out of time before the last hack at bear trap guy's leg. So I messed his leg up good, then left him to die. The thing I like about this game is neither situation worked out like I wanted, but instead of reloading a save I just accepted the consequence and moved on. BamBamBradley : That sounds like the absolute worst.
Terramagi said:. Clementine asked what I was going to do to Duck, and I gave her an ellipses. She then told me not to talk down to her, and that she knew what was really happening. I don't really regret any other decisions, though.
The sunny disposition idealist I play in all games seems to be working decently for my conscience. I kind of regretted helping Kenny kill Larry at first but looking back, there's no way I could risk having Clem trapped in a room with a zombie Larry.
If she wasn't there, it would have been different. On top of that, with the way that Larry treated me like shit and Lily killing Carley, fuck that whole family. No regrets. Also, maybe keeping Lilly around after she shot Doug. Sadly, this isn't the case.
All roads lead to Woodbury, as it were. Letting Ben go was a mistake, but not as big a mistake as yelling "no! I wish I had been straight with Clem on telling her we couldn't risk looking for her parents. I didn't have the guts to tell her straight gave her an ellipses when she asked on that last day. I had been kind of upholding this fantasy of her finding them because of my answers when she would ask about it, and then I couldn't tell her the truth when it was finally time to.
I felt like such a coward afterword. I wish I could have kept Carley around even though it is my understanding that this isn't possible since she was one of the only level headed characters. Kenny has become a problem, he kind of always has been but there were enough sensible people around to diffuse him, not so much anymore. I regret dropping Ben. He was annoying me and he wanted me to leave him, so I did, but then when I saw the Who Came With You at the end and I realized I could have saved him, then I felt bad.
That fucking 'who could have came with you' thing at the end is utter motherfucking bullshit. Knowing I would have got everyone to come with me if I didn't drop Ben? God damn it.
I thought if I was to try and save him, someone else would have died, and everyone else seems way more capable than Ben, so I just assumed it would be the best choice and the fact he seems to understand the reasoning behind it. Head inside and after the short scene, sneak upstairs, once at the top head to the closet and examine the power cord on the bottom.
Head into the bedroom and you'll notice a light source emitting from the bookshelf, move it and open the door. You'll now be in a QTE, run down stairs as fast as possible and enter the dining room and select 'Clementine, no! You'll wake in a meat locker with a few others, Kenny, Lilly, Clem and Larry. Larry offers interesting dialogue. Talk with Clem and then try to remove the AC or wait. Either way, Larry will suffer a heart attack.
You'll have to make an option, a rather critical one at that. Kenny wants to destroy Larry's brain before he turns, while Lilly wants to perform chest compressions on him in the hopes of reviving him, you can also do nothing. I highly suggest supporting Lilly on this one, even if you're a Kenny fan like me , mainly because you can witness a highly debated 'scene' if you know about it before hand. Begin doing chest compressions on Larry, and if you manage to get four in you'll notice Larry's mouth move, many fans have argued whether this is Larry returning as a walker, Larry being resuscitated or just movement caused by the chest compressions.
No matter what you believe it to be, Kenny will smash Larry's skull with a salt lick. Taking Charlotte Complete chapter 6 of episode 2.
You need to get out and to do so you need to unscrew the AC, and the only way to do so now is to use a coin. Ask Lilly for permission, then examine Larry's corpse to find a few coins. Clem is the only one who'll fit, so have her go through.
Creep through the bloody room, examine everything and pick up the tazer, then talk to Kenny. Sneak out into the barn and move forward until you automatically hide in a stall. Kenny will then say to see where he is, but he'll be gone, talk to Kenny again and then open the stall door again to find a gun in your face. This will start a QTE. Here's what to do:. Move your cursor and press A on the gun to grab it and prevent your death. This will cause Lee to attack him with your weapon of choice.
This causes Danny to back himself into his own bear trap. Kenny will go running, but you have to decide to either spare or kill Danny, your choice will affect Clem as she will see whatever it is you choose to do. Pick your poison and earn your achievement. Go to the house and listen to the conversation, when it's done go to the door and answer how you like.
Sign up for free! What do you need help on? Cancel X. Topic Archived Page 1 of 2 Last. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. User Info: ninjabear If you manage to do four compressions before Kenny adds more sodium to Larry's diet, you'll see Larry start to revive. It's an interesting easter egg, and it did color my view of Kenny's action.
User Info: DeathMagnetic Mr0THuY posted Yeah, it's messed up.. User Info: AsbesdosMoth. I felt like I was just starting to understand Larry, even if he was a bastard, he was one of the most interesting characters. Now we've got Kenny forgeting that Lee has saved his family 3 times and is only focused on the fact that Lee was reticent about dropping a brick on an unconcious old man's cranium because he might be a zombie, doing exactly what I had defended his son from in the last episode.
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