I wouldn't call Jane a safe choice, either. She's ditched Clementine before and she's clearly uncomfortable around other people, just a matter of time before she'd run off again.
In a world like that, if you start thinking about what people might do, you might as well just kill everybody.
No, it isn't about what people might do, it is what people are
likely to do. No choice is a "safe choice", all have risks, just hers is less so. Considering she came back almost solely for, Clem and done no wrong to her exception of her ending deception, I wouldn't call her unstable. Considering she did come back, I would say, Clem's personality probably grew or will grow onto her.
Course he made more stupid decisions. Kenny was in a bad place. Surely a man who has lost as much as he has (even recently with Sarita) can be cut some slack. Jane is cold. She might be more of a level headed survivor, but it doesn't make her less of a dick. Game of choice, man. Boils down to :
1) cold, mean and level headed survivor.
2) Flawed and unstable Daddy.
I pick the second.
Flawed and unstable Daddy? lol
Jane is mean, not cold and just going off of what she experienced. All her decisions were logical (exception of the end), her choosing to leave Sarah is even logical.
Kenny needed time to heal, but that just wasn't there. At every point there was a crisis and Kenny himself wasn't making it any better. When you have an entire group as levelheaded as the one we were left with wanting to leave because of one guy, then you should ask yourself who may be in the wrong.
I would not go with a person who got 2-3 people killed because of their selfish and reckless behavior. Those weren't tragedies... those were blatantly recklessness.
Still struggling to understand how someone can think this. Have a man die thinking his new baby is dead just to show a kid he's unstable.
Kenny snapped on a ton of people but I stand by the belief he'd never hurt clem. Hell, even when Clem aims a gun at him, he encourages her calmly to 'do it.' The Kenny-Wellington ending shows this, I think. They care about each other.
After he came to, when he was done killing Jane. He knew he was in the wrong and wanted to be put out of his misery. That isn't a good thing, it is a bad thing. Not sure how you are using such a point lol. Like I repeated before, how would we know that he would never get to that point with Clem?
I said she was justified in her actions and was right about Kenny. I didn't say her plan was a good one. Her plan was for no one to die, it was for Clem to see truth and leave with the baby since she knew Kenny would never allow it.
Basically Clems position on Kenny borderlines Milton's position on The Governor and Bonnie's position on Carver. Sometimes the only way to snap people like that out of it, is to show them the cruel, harsh reality.
