Thoughts on Elliot?

[Evelyn]

I really want to know what do you think about Elliot's Chloe rage, I thought he was overreacting a lot, and he really got unstable.

[Hodman]

That dude was hella crazy, far from the normal guy I thought he was.

[john doe]

it was kinda predictable that he was a psycho but i ignored to talk to him every chance i got lol.

[Tzunny]

Now i know who was rollmodel for Warren G. rofl

[Evelyn]

Originally posted by Hodman:

That dude was hella crazy, far from the normal guy I thought he was.

I've never thought he was that kind of a psycho lol, I tried to get a romance with him since the beggining, and this, this was so unexpected

[Kishadi]

i think his whole ♥♥♥♥ in ep 3 was just so... filler. we didnt need that and for people like you and me who literally ignored him as much as possible its out of place.

[Szmaka]

Originally posted by Evelyn:

I really want to know what do you think about Elliot's Chloe rage, I thought he was overreacting a lot, and he really got unstable.

He was actually right,even if he clearly has mental issues.

[Dumb_Woof]

He's pretty much Warren 2.0 but he actually gets exposed, and not treated as half baked love interest.

[Evelyn]

Originally posted by ;2906376154334287262:

Originally posted by Evelyn:

I really want to know what do you think about Elliot's Chloe rage, I thought he was overreacting a lot, and he really got unstable.

He was actually right,even if he clearly has mental issues.

Honestly, he was right, Rachel is toxic and manipulative, but he overreacted a lot

[Excrucian]

As I said in an earlier thread, I never trusted him but not for the same reasons as most people. Let's face it, up to that point he wasn't anything quite special or even threatening, no. The reason I couldn't trust him is because of your conversation with Samuel.

when you ask him about Eliot, he says he's "the only one who can hide his true self from him". I know I may sound a bit paranoid, but with the way Samuel is seeing through people, that threw major red flags my way. :)

[Evelyn]

Originally posted by Excrucian:

As I said in an earlier thread, I never trusted him but not for the same reasons as most people. Let's face it, up to that point he wasn't anything quite special or even threatening, no. The reason I couldn't trust him is because of your conversation with Samuel.

when you ask him about Eliot, he says he's "the only one who can hide his true self from him". I know I may sound a bit paranoid, but with the way Samuel is seeing through people, that threw major red flags my way. :)

When I heard that from Samuel, I've never thought that he would be right, and I kinda liked him in the start because he gave me a Warren dorky vibe, you know, that geeky feeling

[Szmaka]

I hoped if I could get Chloe and Eliot together tho...I wish if they never made him an unstable guy and leave him to be a "heterosexual" ending lol

[mutantbeth]

I mean even after all that I would have still romanced him. I felt like Rachel was a bit manipulative anyway after seeing her history with Frank in LiS. And hes hot so.

[Evelyn]

I know right

Originally posted by MutantBeth/Twitch:

I mean even after all that I would have still romanced him. I felt like Rachel was a bit manipulative anyway after seeing her history with Frank in LiS. And hes hot so.

Originally posted by ;2906376154334304644:

I hoped if I could get Chloe and Eliot together tho...I wish if they never made him an unstable guy and leave him to be a "heterosexual" ending lol

[Crowley42]

*Necromancy*

I just replayed the game and I think Elliot was probably the worst character of them all. He seemed like a pretty chill guy with an unrequited romantic interest, but he was nice, very smart, did sports, was hard working, not even in a boring way, he even wrote poems, pretty cool, unique guy, right? And then in Ep.3 he follows Chloe and when he started going on about how Rachel was manipulating her I thought he will actually talk some sense into her, since I felt the same way (breaking into the DA's office, burning police evidence and stealing a fat load of cash, it's just unhinged). But then Elliot decided to go crazy and went from being a hopeless romantic to a complete weirdo, entitled and aggressive.

Bad to see such a cool character turn out to be irredeemably uncanny. On that note, does anyone have a clue what we see Elliot doing in the ending montage? Did he just ditch the academy at which he just won a scholarship because his teenage love interest dumped him? If yes then that's just ridiculous.

[Enchanted]

that whole scene in general felt weird and out of place