Clementine Remembers Lee (Telltales The Walking Dead)

Got any favourite moments from Telltales TWD? x

The fact people still remember and wish Lee were still here years later just proves how well of a written character he was

Just tears in my eyes. I don't think anyone will make a game like this in the future. Clementine is the best girl in the world

It's the impact he made on her. In her darkest moments she goes to him, not her parents or anyone else from the games but Lee. He saved her, every chance he could he put her first. What an amazing man and an amazing story.

The greatest story game ever created

We need that S1 remaster with the Final Season graphics

This made me cry. I really miss Lee and Clem

I would’ve been fine if he at least lasted til season 2-3. He died way too soon man. Just shows how brutal this world is.

She’s been through so much. It’s hard to believe she’s the same character as that little girl.

LEE this just makes my childhood trauma return

He has such a soothung voice... But it's also stern and forceful. I love it

The transition from clems soft voice to grown voice in this moment was so precious

"I thought I told you to keep that hair short"

I just wish he called her sweet pea one more time 😢

The only videogame series that actually made me cry real tears of sadness.

TWD Shorts? Am I in heaven?

He lead Clementine to a treasure he himself could not possess

I really loved this moment and still do, hearing and seeing Lee before the end once last time really hammered home that this was indeed the end. The last time we saw lee was briefly in a similar dream sequence with them in the RV. both the RV and the train are means of transport, means of moving forward. I think the writers did this purposely in both season 2 and 4 to convey Clementine is about to reach a crossroads in her journey and Lee in both sequences represents Clem's view of him as well as herself. In season 2 Clementine is still a kid, and still clings to the idea of her father figure supporting her and assuring her everything will be fine, but obviously the encounter between Jane and Kenny happen however despite this danger Clem moves forward. In season 4 they chose the train, which is significant as it is what directly led to lee getting bit and dying but also where Clementine learns her essentials to survive, shooting etc. the train almost represents growth and maturity for Clem as well as lee. In the previous lee sequence in season 2 Clementine's appearance never changes to her season 2 attire, where in contrast for season 4 she finally grows. I think this is representative of how Clementine has finally acknowledged that she has grown and changed, she's no longer dependent on lees teachings but her own that she has developed as she travelled with so many people. And from what we know and seen I think it's very obvious Clem is traumatised by the events of season 1 and is still haunted by it, especially when you play cards with lou, vi and mullet guy. She still likely blames herself for the death of lee and others. But in this moment, this final moment of reflection between herself and her father figure I think, she's "taken the train" so to speak and has finally reached where she needed to be physically and mentally. And I think her "Goodbye Lee" was not just her saying goodbye to him but it was more than that, she was finally letting go of all that pain and anguish that kept her moving from place to place, that thought if she stayed in one place for too long someone might end up dead like lee. She let go of her past and finally accepted that Lee had passed away knowing full well no matter what, he would be proud. And she had finally reached her destination, Lee represents her past the good and the bad but she never moved on, but with this final interaction she grew up, she accepted everything that happened and she let go of lee, still loving him of course but no longer burdened by the death that had happened so long ago. Apologies for anyone suddenly reading this! I just saw this appear in my feed and I wanted to get my thoughts down about this scene and what it meant to me as a long time player of the series and how I viewed it. Because I think a lot of us throughout everything after season 1 always asked "what would happen if lee was here" or "what if lee lived?" But I found after this scene I never really wondered that during the rest of the game.

Every time I saw Lee and Clementine I always crying, Im jealous to see them so close like this and I hope I can be like this with my father 😔

The amount of emotions The Walking Dead brings is insane 😭