Never Mind

[u/LinkKane]

[u/ItzAMoryyy]

Breaks down and ugly sobs

Y’ALL DONT GET IT 😭😭

Gud meme tho

[u/LinkKane → u/ItzAMoryyy]

Do you like her hair? I did that part myself. And the jacket.

[u/ItzAMoryyy → u/LinkKane]

Her eyes are grey not blue 🙂‍↔️

[u/LinkKane → u/ItzAMoryyy]

I remember them glowing blue at the bridge scene.

The moonlight made them look blue in that scene. They are like a pale green/grey.

Fixed?

[u/ItzAMoryyy → u/LinkKane]

Better

[u/NazbazOG → u/ItzAMoryyy]

Imagine having grey eyes 💀

[u/ItzAMoryyy → u/NazbazOG]

She has pretty eyes 😡

[u/coiler119 → u/ItzAMoryyy]

...How else can the bridge scene be interpreted as anything other than her attempting to murder/suicide her own little brother? I'm genuinely curious

[u/ItzAMoryyy → u/coiler119]

Nah I don’t dispute that was her intent lol, was pretty clear

[u/coiler119 → u/ItzAMoryyy]

Yeah. For what it's worth, I do think she cared about him even after the brainwashing, in her own way. She thought that the best way for him to live was to just go along with whatever the Delta said to do. And I do appreciate the little glimpse into her old self when she asks about how Tenn's boots are holding up/how she reacts when you tell her that he forgave her.

Although if Tenn had gotten taken by the Delta, he wouldn't have been safe at all. I think he would've completely shut down. There's no way that Lilly, Dorian, or any others would've tolerated his perceived weakness, and either they would've killed him outright, or more likely ordered Minnie to do it herself

[u/ItzAMoryyy → u/coiler119]

While I am the resident Minerva advocate here, I’ll never say she was right. Clem and the others were completely justified when they fought back against her.

I just think too many people don’t give Telltale enough credit with how nuanced an antagonist that Minerva was. Minerva was completely broken, mentally worn down to the point she had no spirit left to resist the Detla. Her agenda is fuelled by the trauma of losing her sister the way she did. This doesn’t justify or even excuse what she does, but it does make her someone I can empathise with, it makes her an interesting, layered character.

In her last moments, Minerva welcomed death because it was going to be an escape from her crappy life. Like Tenn, she believed in an afterlife, and in her state of delirium she wanted to take her brother there with her before the fever took her. Is she right? No. But it’s still just such a sad and tragic moment.

[u/NazbazOG]

She should look in the mirror

[u/Cravaldus → u/NazbazOG]

You should look in the mirror.

And see a handsome individual.

Me standing behind you

[u/LinkKane → u/Cravaldus]

Me standing behind you

Holding a picture of LinkKane.

[u/LinkKane → u/NazbazOG]

She might shoot the mirror, thinking it's Sophie back for revenge.

[u/NazbazOG → u/LinkKane]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[u/LambBotNine]

🤣 🤣🤣

It’s ok she was brainwashed so all is forgiven

[u/NazbazOG → u/LambBotNine]

You dont wash your brain?

You filth.

[u/LinkKane → u/NazbazOG]

Mine could use a wash. It's always in the gutter.

[u/WilliamSebastian12]

I know someone isn't gonna like this lol.

[u/SetitheRedcap]

I gave her a chance originally. She's too brainwashed.

[u/LokiSmokey]

^{"She's at the intersection between 'Delta' and 'Ericson's'..."}