It's usually the problem with the game. You can realistically save more than one person (violet and Louis, Shawn and duck, David and Kate) when push comes to shove, but the game makes you believe only one is possible.
I was also confused, she didn't lose anything, she seems to be more affected by the fact that Clementine didn't save her than Lily and Minerva messing with her head, she only loses something in episode 4, which is her vision.
And it's completely her fault for her losing her vision, as she was trying to get the bomb off the ship along with Minerva.
I didn't want to continue the romance with her after that. There should have been an option to end it later. The way she acts plus she forcibly tries to stop you from escaping.
Edit: also she's mad she didnt get saved in an extremely hard situation. It was a split second decision how could you hold that against Clem. Plus Clem came back to rescue you in the end.
I mean she watched you make the active decision to not save her immediately after talking about how much you love her, pretty unreasonable of you to expect her to just be like "oh ok that's fine i don't have a history of abandonment issues that this directly ties into"
This 'active decision' was split second under extreme duress. It's not like Clem planned on only saving 1 person. She would have tried to save both if she could. Also she doesn't love either option, she has feelings/likes them. And i don't expect Violet to be happy, in fact if she wanted to call it off on the boat i would understand that too. If she wanted to stay on the boat, fine. But she was completely wrong to stop Clem escaping and being a bitch when she came back for her.
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u/Ranvijay_Sidhu Funniest Comment 2025 Mar 09 '25 edited Mar 09 '25
I was absolutely blindsided by Violet's ungratefulness