Lee and Clementine walking through a horde of walkers, with only the bleak hope that the zombified blood on their clothes will prevent the walkers from smelling them.Seeing them shamble towards you at a quick jerky pace in first-person with the intent to kill can send shivers up your spine. Secondly, instead of the milky white eyes players usually see on the average walker, these ones seem to completely lack eyes. First of all, it's jarring finding them within the school right after locking a bunch more out. Also in Episode 4, Lee finds about six walkers outside the door to the nurse's office in the school.On the bright side, the contest winner whom Brie is based on was probably delighted at being a notable death in the game.Brie however, gets eaten alive surprisingly quick and we even see close up of a zombie ripping out her intestines right before the camera cuts away.

Normally when a group of zombies eat someone, they're usually dead or if they're alive, the camera usually is far away or cuts away from them.

In Episode 4, Brie dies a shockingly gruesome death.

Not only did we witness two children dying, one being a zombie child, and Clementine being taken, the group learns of a totalitarian settlement called Crawford that kills children and other undesireables because they're considered dead weight.

The idea of a zombified, starved Clementine wandering her backyard sends shudders. Oh, and to make it worse? Lee is reminded of how he first met Clementine and says, 'This could've been Clementine had I not found her.'. Though a zombie, you can't help but feel bad for it as Lee puts it out of its misery. It's implied that this boy starved to death and became a weakened zombie.

In Episode 4, when Lee and the group get into a house after making it to Savannah, Kenny discovers a starved zombie boy that looks exactly like Duck no less in the attic.

The Adult Fear has just gone through the roof.

And just when you thought it couldn't get any worse.Clementine is kidnapped by the end of Episode 4, and Lee is bitten by a walker.

While his intentions are not clear yet, it still is easy to draw parallels to a child molester.

Another case of Adult Fear is at the end of the episode when Lee and the others find out that a mysterious man has been talking to Clementine the whole time, secretly telling her what to do and to come to him.

And you can't get out of it until you pull the trigger. Oh no, the game makes you, the player, take control and put down a 10-year-old boy. Not only does it ramp up the Adult Fear to the nth degree with the prospect of a parent having to shoot their own child, but if you picked the option to do it yourself, the game doesn't go the easy route and make you watch Lee kill him. In the game, having to Mercy Kill Duck because he was bitten.All the while, Ben is absolutely terrified.I could toss you over right now, and be done with it.

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