Lee protects her one final time as he fights his way through the city of zombies. After a tense fight and the strangers apparent death Lee reveals his bite to Clementine. Clementine makes her choice as to who she wants as her guardian when she attacks the stranger allowing Lee to get the jump on him. The man says he wanted to protect Clementine but kept her locked in a closet. When Lee faces the stranger he reveals that his family died due to Lee's group stealing the things from that car. Despite this Lee gives everything to save her as his time runs out. With Clementine captured Lee tries to save her but gets bitten in the process. Unfortunately she falls for the lies of a mysterious man who tells her that he knows where her parents are. Clementine's newly acquired gun skills help her greatly and she proves herself to have grown and become capable of surviving. Clementine grows to like them especially the very likeable and funny Omid. When in Savannah Clementine meets Omid and Christa a young couple trying to make it in the new world.
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Lee realizes that he needs to teach Clem how to defend herself and so he helps her learn to use a gun. As the adventure continues though she loses many of these friends she has made and the world's harshness continues to grow. In the camp Clementine makes friends with another child named Duck and likes the company of others such as the former news reporter Carley and the dim witted but friendly Ben. Protecting Clementine from being traumatized is a noble goal but at the same time it is hard to shield her in a harsh new world.Ĭlementine's innocence is shown when she urges the group not to take supplies from an empty car.
As the two begin facing hardships they grow very close and the bond they share makes the player think the choices they make over. Lee immediately begins caring for the helpless girl since her parents are in a different part of the country and he is the only possible guardian of her. Clementine gives him the weapon he needs to finish off her zombified babysitter that had attacked him. In the first season Lee Everett meets Clementine when he stumbles across her house. Since in season 2 she is controlled by the player different nuances of her personality are up to choice. Though still fairly innocent she is far less naive and due to being on her own can be more assertive to protect herself. By the second season she grows far more hardened by the hardships she has gone through. Clementine can be playful and has shown that she is still just a little girl like when she pulled pranks on Duck. Being one of the first elements created for the game, Clementine was designed to act as a moral compass for the player in addition to an influence on the player's decisions, to which the player would have to reflect upon.Ĭlementine was considered an emotional centerpiece of the The Walking Dead game, and several journalists expressed caring for her fate in a way that few other games have been able to capture.Ĭlementine starts out as a very innocent and kind little girl who is also very smart for her age.Īs the game progresses she begins to grow stronger and she becomes more understanding of the tough world she is in though does keep her child like innocence. Through the plot, Clementine develops a strong bond with the player-protagonist Lee Everett, a former fugitive who becomes her new guardian. While her parents were away, she was forced to join a group of survivors in an effort to find safety in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. In the first game, Clementine was an eight-year-old little girl of Asian/African-American descent, living with her parents in a suburb in Atlanta. She is the deuteragonist of the first season, the playable main protagonist of the second season, a major character and minorly playable in the third season, and the playable protagonist again in the fourth season. And you left me out here to die.Ĭlementine is the overall main protagonist of the Telltale Games' The Walking Dead video game series. ~ Clementine talking about walkers to Sam the Dog.
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