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Would like to point out that, despite what Carlos thought, Sarah wasn’t going to fall apart completely if she were to realize the full truth of the post-outbreak world. In fact, she’s already somewhat aware of it.

When the cabin group leave to find Pete and Nick, leaving Clem to watch Sarah, you are given the option to tell her the truth. Her first reaction is about how her father must’ve told Clem not to tell her that, meaning she’s aware that there’s something her dad isn’t telling her. If you choose to tell her that Pete’s dead, she’s shocked (of course) and needs a moment to pull herself together: sitting on the floor, doing some breathing exercises.

Clem joins her on the floor, and there’s a quiet moment between them before Sarah suddenly gets up again. Now here comes the gun part. Sarah found this gun under the house, told no one but Clem (not even her dad), and asks Clem to show her how to use it. Which means she knows that knowing how to shoot is something that she’s going to have to know, and more importantly, it’s something she wants to know.

Sarah is willing to learn, and this scene shows that. When she makes the mistake of pointing the gun at Clem—asking Clem what she should shoot—she immediately apologizes and points the gun away from Clem when Clem scolds her for being reckless with it. Immediately after, Sarah suggests that maybe they should go outside and practice on a tree: she still wants to know how to use this weapon, and she wants to do it as safely as possible.

(Side note: that one scene outside of Carver’s truck, if Carver slaps Clem, Sarah immediately steps up to defend her and doesn’t back down. This is significant because Carver literally terrifies Sarah. She was starting to have a panic attack when Carver showed up at the cabin, the adults in the group are obviously running from and are terrified of him, and after everything that happened at the winter cabin (Alvin or Walter dead, Carlos being beaten, the whole group being kidnapped, and now Carver slapping a girl younger than Sarah so hard she crumbled to the floor) and yet she still defends Clementine; no matter how rude or nice Clem was to her before. She can and will be brave and protect others, even if she’s terrified.)

I fully believe that if Sarah was taught what to do and supported by the rest of the group, as well as shown some kindness and understanding, she could’ve came to terms with Carlos’ death and survive. It wouldn’t have been easy, of course, but as long as Sarah was willing to try then it definitely could’ve happened.

All this is to say; if you chose to save Sarah at the trailer, then she should’ve stayed alive. (Not to mention the way all the characters immediately ignore Sarah’s death like it never happened just to focus on AJ.)