I struggled with killing the first brother and when Clementine saw it made me regret it. I loved the anxiety it caused; and Lee's words fell short.

I wanted to kill the second brother but liked that I could beat the shit out of him and let up short of killing him. Even so I wonder what Clem thought.

I had a different take on the car full of food. Granted I would have preferred to not take everything - leaving half would have been the right call I think; but I felt that with the farm option no longer viable, and with Mark (I think that was his name) eaten so down by one hunter/provider...I needed to take advantage.

I also think with the bandits supply source diminished, our little group is going to be in trouble when we encounter them. Having something to trade might be the difference between life and death for someone in the group - just a hunch.

Brother #1, Brother #2 and the car full of food.

I usually play games leaning towards the more evil side because my husband is always Mr. GoodyTwoShoes and there has to be balance in the universe somewhere. Right? But, honestly, Clem gets to me in this game. Maybe it's the whole lost child part and being a parent, but I am always, always judging my choices based on Clementine and how she'll see Lee. He needs to be her rock. Her standard for right and wrong.

SOOO... I let both brothers live and did not take the food. Although, there were definitely times when I wanted to do something in between the two choices.

The videotape at the end totally creeped me out. I don't deal well with that subject matter anyway when it relates to kids. So, I'm nervous on how that will play out in Ep. 3. Not that I think they'll do anything overt, but even the implication skeeves me out. So, good one Tell Tale, you won this round!

That scene with carley where she is giving that hint of being romantically interested in Lee, I knew she would die.. I had expected it would be in EP4 though.
I was so sad.

It was a complete shock for when she got shot.. Like big arguement.. It was bad.. Turned around to look at something and POP! she's dead.... Just like that..

Yeah, I was shocked though I thought things were escalating and was a bit concerned the kid was going to get shot.

That's what I like though. The kid would have been the more obvious choice, and probably the one Hollywood would have gone with if it was Walking Dead the movie. When it happened my mouth gaped. Definitely a Holy Shit moment.

I don't get those enough in games anymore.

Carley's death completely and utterly shocked me. I was lulled into complacency with the implied romantic interest. I thought, finally, with all the shit that's been going down Lee is going to get a reprieve. Someone he can trust and connect with. I think I yelled when Lilly shot Carley. It was traumatic. I couldn't speak for a bit, hand over mouth. TT did it right, though. So far it was the most brutally emotional response I've ever experienced in a game. If they can elicit such a visceral emotion through an animated sequence like that, good on them!

I had no problem leaving Lilly behind. She might have been right to call out the person responsible, but her methods were faulty and half-cocked. She should never have been in charge. And someone who can't control themselves, in a survival situation, just needs to go. Good of the group and all...

Duck's death hit me a little hard, too. As a mother, I totally empathized with Kattja and Kenny's predicament. I cannot even fathom the pain of not only realizing your child is terminally ill, but to also have to choose to end his/her life. Uwah.

I like how they are starting to show the relationship between Lee and Clementine deepen. The way he calls her "sweetheart" and "my girl". It almost made me hurt for him a little bit talking about going and finding her parents. After everything they've endured, giving her back to them has to be a hard thing. And, what's up with that creepy voice on the other end of the radio?!

EP4 looks like its gonna be good, but I need some time to recover from E3 first. Wow. Just, wow.