[Spoiler] Squirrel/Bird ?

[Hippo Reddy YT]

Is there any reason for adding the option to scare away the squirrels/birds when Rachel asks you to get her a quarter ? I pondered over it and searched all over the internet .

[Battlekruse]

We will maybe find out later...

[FoxyArekuTTV]

No idea, it didn't have a consequences tag so no clue what the point is.

[sling_shot]

many choices with no consequence tag had minor consequences later on during the episode.
we'll found out eventually

[Phil UK 87]

It was to get Chloe to say the funniest reference in the game: "Fly, you fools"! (From Lord of the Rings).

[chriskringel]

"Have some self respect, wood land creatures!" :)

[Hippo Reddy YT]

Originally posted by Phil UK 87:

It was to get Chloe to say the funniest reference in the game: "Fly, you fools"! (From Lord of the Rings).

Ok

[meeoooww]

It's just like watering the plant in LIS

[Sheeperhino]

There´s a nest near by. You can look at it and Chloe comments something on it. Maybe the birds will lay eggs if we were to revisit the place?
Also, Samuel is gonna show up, right? And he had a special connection with the squirrels.

[CZBGR Icepick]

Originally posted by Sheeperhino:

There´s a nest near by. You can look at it and Chloe comments something on it. Maybe the birds will lay eggs if we were to revisit the place?
Also, Samuel is gonna show up, right? And he had a special connection with the squirrels.

I saw the nest, but as I tried it myself, there wasn't any significance. Passing by though, that's when I realized there was something handy nearby, but not before I walked further. Other than the easter egg, I have no idea what it's really there for.

Apparently, it's possible you didn't have to walk so far since this part of the puzzle was close by, but it would have probably given people trouble with the necessarily dialogue to use to Chloe's critical advantage of her BackTalk power and fail in the scene horribly.