#stray theory

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WAYT

"in Momos home, late night"

the cat doesn't have a briefcase and it says night and it's actually darker here than in the game itself.. THIS IS THE MOMENT AFTER THE GAME?!?!?

and the cat was able to return to the slums. ON THE METRO! I said so.

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Stray characters are not very developed Momo doesn't feel sorry for Seamus Doc thinks only of his son not even remembering his friends Zbaltazar was just thrown out of screen time. and Clementine just doesn't care about her friends/srs

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let's look at everything from the OTHER side, something that can turn many people's idea of Blazer' betrayal upside down..

Blazer followed the laws... yes, he stole and helped steal the battery, but now let's talk about Blazer's betrayal.

on the part of Blazer and the LAW, he did the right thing (he did it very dirty, but he handed Clementine over to the police.) Clementine is a criminal, everyone is looking for her, Blazer handed her over to the police, which means he did the right thing.

yet it is Clementine's fault that she even trusted a stranger, due to her addiction to getting into the Outside.

It's not Blazer's fault that he betrayed her.(o mean is his fault but Clem just trusted the first person she met, they were both guilty of somethin)

Clementine is no better than Blazer.

Because of her, Doc is dead, Momo is depressed, Seamus is without a father, and Zbalt.. I have no idea why the hell he stayed in the Antivillage, perhaps he suffered very badly in the sewers, if not physically then mentally, so he decided to meditate to calm down. and she never even mentioned her friends...

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dark blue.

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I was just thinking about Clementine (as one does) and remembered “its not that’s everyone has to get outside, but one of us has to”

And how you made a post about being able to see parallels between Blazer and Clem if you choose to read her actions selfishly:

It’s not that everyone (the rest of the Outsiders) have to get out, but I will

That way of reading the story would make her a lone wolf, just following her own mission, by the time we meet her in Midtown. And Blazer is the same, someone who will do anything to get what he wants

And I think that’s what shook her up and changed her perspective. The horror that “I value money more than camaraderie” is just as applicable to her, instead substituting Blazer’s greed for her desire to escape.

And that’s why she goes back for B12, why she lets the cat escape but not herself. She will not put herself first any longer. She changes her mind: one of us has to, but it will not be me.

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An interesting thought that I wanted to share~

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By the way, Zbalt's voice is broken

when he shows his heart, instead of a purr we hear a broken hiss

and when he speaks we hear it too

i think clem has too. probably because they were in the sewers where there are a lot of zurks and they were damaged 100%

but maybe Clem is okay with the voice idk

but Clementine, of course, has problems with the screen, perhaps because of this problem she cannot express any emotions, it’s just that Clem is so .. without emotional, I don’t know. probably it should be like this idk. but she has 2 emotions. it's nervousness (when Blazer betrayed us). and also a smile

the other two default emotions are just non-emotional and "talk"

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Damn Momo cursing

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By the way, I like the theory that the companions were people, but they don’t know and don’t remember this because people simply uploaded their emotions, feelings into robots, so they behave like people. It's like people made a copy, SO THE HUMANIZATION OF ROBOTS IS NOT THAT BAD. but still, how to explain robo-children…

but then b12 is not the only person