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If you decide to stop Warren and wait a bit longer, he says "..that really hurt". He seems really hurt, not just physicially. + if you wait longer he says "everybody hates me". In that moment I felt so sorry for him, I really do think he's a good guy, he just has really big problems to deal with. I hope we will get more information about Nathan in the last episode, I would really like to see that. [ btw sorry for my bad english, hope you can unsterstand what I want to say ]
I don't think Nathan is blameless. I do think that he was manipulated by a serial killer, is probabaly exteremely depressed in addition to being angry ( caused by his father), and clearly not recieving the kind of treatment he really needs for his mental instability. Nathan's drawings and pictures are very grim and dark, but it might just be an expression of his overall depression. Even Kate drew some pretty creepy stuff when she was depressed. I feel Mr. J exploited these feelings of depression and inferiority in order to groom himeself a protege that would continue his work. In a lot of ways Nathan is just as much of a victim as any of the girls Jefferson has captured in the past.
I agree with the OP that the death of Rachel is what probabaly started dissent in Nathan. He never wanted anyone to die. The guilt of her death and carrying that secret might also be why he's even more progressively unstable during the week the game takes place. He is definitely a scumbag for helping Jefferson, but as i said before he's also a victim at the same time.
Actually Warren was a little less charming in this episode, was sorta out of character for him beating the living crap outta Nathan when ge got rocked so hard in episode 1. I know he was a little drunk at the party but he was acting sorta douchey; especially considering Max agreed to go to the movies with him!
Yeah, I also thought it was a good catch by the OP that Nathan might be trying to protect the women Jefferson is trying to prey upon in his own messed up way. I truly believe as of right now Nathan doesn't want to see another Rachel Amber. Then again, only episode 5 will tell...
There is one "maybe" though. The part on episode 1, where Max wakes up in a forest in the middle of the storm. I mean, we still have no clue how she winded up there, which tells us that Max will be just fine. She will be on that cliff watching the tornado. Question is...how? Maybe we will some ultimate power that Max didn't know about yet. I mean, that would be awesome :D
(Off topic)
What I don't see happening is bringing Chloe back to life. She died in one "present" despite Max trying to save her. She can't be dead in one reality and alive in another, right? That's not how time travel works.
But I bet It'll turn out to be a WHOLE lot different than we all think :D The only thing I guessed correctly so far is Jefferson being the main antagonist. Anyone with more luck?
Except near the end of that flashback in EP 1(before she told Chloe about her powers)Chloe is shown to be there, grabbing Max's shoulder while wearing her black jacket. Then the flashback ends and we see a Chloe with her jacket off.
Chloe is coming back.
David knows the location of the Barn..maybe he is the one to save max.
He still doesn't know the code, and the vault door is too strong to break.
I wouldn't like it if David saved her, but that's me