(SPOILERS ALERT) How did Frank killed Damon? EXACTLY

[Scax Contractor]

When Damon was threatening and keep monologue on sera and Chloe and Frank enters the old mill then they 2 struggle on fighting each other as Chloe passed out.

Nearly the end. It implied Frank killed Damon for certain but..... how did he killed Damon?

We saw Frank was stabbed and wounded at the shoulder when he came in and Damon obviously stands up pretty fine and well armed with a big knife. And now I comes out with a logical question:

Shouldn't Damon win on easily beat him while frank was injured badly?

[Tzunny]

Does it matter, you really want to know the way he murder another man?!
Since the game & the writter doesn't care about this and let it "open", everyone of us can imagine own way on how F killed D.
I would imagine it as a fight where Damon, even if have the healthy advantage on his side, Frank will come out alive from it because he is smarter. For some reason I always seen Frank as the smartest male from LiS universe, even if the fate, universe, life wasn't always on his side. Some might agree or disagree to agree because he make his living as a drugs traficant but who we are to judge someone else life if we don't know his detailed past. Easy as that we could consider fate of Sera kinda similar to Frank, or Chloe future if she didn't had a good friend to take care of her and a proper mom.

[Lil Quack]

Originally posted by SCAX《contractor》:

Shouldn't Damon win on easily beat him while frank was injured badly?

Probably. But it's a videogame, so he lost. Plus, had he won, Chloe would've likely died, too.. Which uhh, means no Life is Strange season 1 for us.

[Riddler]

Yeah, the whole scene in the old mill was badly written in my opinion. Not only that Frank won the fight with Damon, he then unbind Sera, but left Chloe on the ground. Damon has kicked her head hard. She could have a concussion or other serious injuries. But Sera sit there at the table and smoke a cigarette, lol.

When Chloe wakes up (without a bloody wound at her head), Sera sits there and literally everyone think, this must be a dream sequence, because she was knocked out right before and the the situation changed so much with Sera chills at the table in the soft light^^

[Jackalope_908]

Originally posted by Riddler:

Yeah, the whole scene in the old mill was badly written in my opinion. Not only that Frank won the fight with Damon, he then unbind Sera, but left Chloe on the ground. Damon has kicked her head hard. She could have a concussion or other serious injuries. But Sera sit there at the table and smoke a cigarette, lol.

When Chloe wakes up (without a bloody wound at her head), Sera sits there and literally everyone think, this must be a dream sequence, because she was knocked out right before and the the situation changed so much with Sera chills at the table in the soft light^^

Be fair: Sera was doped up (against her will) and probably was lucky to be able to sit up without help at that point. Once I realized it wasn't a dream (which I confess, took me a while) It occured to me that Sera stayed put because she was trying to get over what had happened, physically and emotionally. For all her faults Sera's a victim, too, and is still trying to put her own head on straight. Her conversation with Chloe told me that that was her intention, anyway.

I failed to get Sera and Rachel back together, but for Sera's sake I'm not sure that was a bad thing.

[Tzunny]

Originally posted by Riddler:

Yeah, the whole scene in the old mill was badly written in my opinion.

Indeed, in the 1st minutes was think that it's another dream moment because of the hit in the head & i expected Sera to be dead from the injection, really confusing.

[Jeckenn]

In any fight someone can get lucky, Frank got lucky. Yes the whole mill scene was terrible, I don't get why developers like Dontnod and Deck Nine seem to be so good and then at the end they fail, they really do NEED to concentrate on a better ending. The end does not have to wrap everything up, it just needs to be satisfying.

It is almost like they are thinking, "Phew! we made it!" When in reality they have not made it until they end it properly...

[Meri]

Even though you guys have already pointed out how unlikely it is for Frank to win this fight, I can't help myself but present this information about Frank which the game offers, just for the fun of it:

To quote Damon from the junkyard scene of episode 3 when he talks to Rachel and Chloe:

"Maybe it was this man's sunny disposition that confused you. But he's got a whole other side to him that I don't think you'd like. Should we let them see it ?"

Who knows maybe Frank is an unstoppable force if he unleashes his inner beast :D

[Riddler]

Originally posted by Dave III:

Be fair: Sera was doped up (against her will) and probably was lucky to be able to sit up without help at that point.

But Frank wasn't. He has unbind Sera, but obviously doesn't take care of Chloe. I think the knockout of Chloe was simply a compromise solution, so they mustn't build this part, where they show us what's happened. Maybe they're running out of time or something.

Originally posted by Jeckenn:

In any fight someone can get lucky, Frank got lucky.

Yeah, but they forgot to show or at least tell us, how lucky he was. That's at least not good writing ;)

[Jackalope_908]

Originally posted by Riddler:

Yeah, but they forgot to show or at least tell us, how lucky he was. That's at least not good writing ;)

Frank was in the end motage, Damon wasn't. That's enough for me. ^_~

[Eat-You]

Don't know if someone has said this yet. In the end of ep 3 there is a grave behind frank.

[Riddler]

Originally posted by CandyWasp:

Don't know if someone has said this yet. In the end of ep 3 there is a grave behind frank.

Wow, you're right. Never noticed that :)

[Dark Angel]

Originally posted by zerja:

"Maybe it was this man's sunny disposition that confused you. But he's got a whole other side to him that I don't think you'd like. Should we let them see it ?"

He also said: "this is yours (or his) Bar Mitzvah".

Bar Mitzvah is a jewish ritual, when kid became officially adult. Why Damon speaking like this? I believe he found Frank too soft and want him to be a tough man. So this is why Bar Mitzivah. Frank should stop to forgive his debtors and start to enforcing them to return their debts.
And this is why Damon said about sunny disposition and other side. Sunny disposition is how Damon see Frank and how he think other people see him. Other side is how Damon want to see Frank and how he want him to act. And act right now, training on scaring sht out of 15 years old girls for beginning.

[autumndragonfalling]

He didn't. Damon had an aneurysm right after chloe passes out. Natural causes.

[Jackalope_908]

Originally posted by autumndragonfalling:

He didn't. Damon had an aneurysm right after chloe passes out. Natural causes.

A flock of wild penguins. Nasty way to go.

[JJGR]

Originally posted by Riddler:

Yeah, the whole scene in the old mill was badly written in my opinion. Not only that Frank won the fight with Damon, he then unbind Sera, but left Chloe on the ground. Damon has kicked her head hard. She could have a concussion or other serious injuries. But Sera sit there at the table and smoke a cigarette, lol.

When Chloe wakes up (without a bloody wound at her head), Sera sits there and literally everyone think, this must be a dream sequence, because she was knocked out right before and the the situation changed so much with Sera chills at the table in the soft light^^

I think it's a valid scene, he won the fight... we don't know how because he was previously injured, but the true fact is that he won, and no matter how, I think.