Jefferson & Kate RARE Conversation | Unique Variation | Life is Strange
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A guide on how not to talk to depressed and suicidal people. Poor Kate. :(
Next time I play the game I’ll put the blame on Jefferson. If I were a teacher I’d listen to Kate and I’d do anything I can to try and help her, I’d even ask her if she needs a hug, and maybe I’d give her something that would comfort her, like maybe some calming music maybe, I’d give her permission to listen to music.
@@mattint0sh That's what I did. I didn't wanna cause trouble with the Prescotts & I truely did think that David was trying to help Kate (even if it didn't seem that way)
But seeing the way Jefferson blew her off and that was final straw for Kate, I felt justified blaming Jefferson.
@@ExplorerX37 first two times I blamed Nate, the third time I blamed Jefferson
"You should unalive yourself... NOW."
Yeah it’s no wonder why he was like that. Spoiler; He was the monster
Kate is an example of what happens when no one cares, or offers an ear or hand to listen or help. The way Jefferson totally blew her off, he's partially responsible for Kate's attempt.
Spoilers
He’s 100% responsible form the beginning of her depression. He’a a serial killer
He wanted her to commit Suicide to cover up the heinous things he did to her.
I’ll always care about Kate, cause I too know what’s it’s like to be bullied in high school, and I can understand her pain, I wish I could hop in this game and help her 🥺
@@mattint0sh I love Kate and saving Arcadia Bay is a no brainer for me. I just can't stand the thought of Kate dying.
@@christinamayers3234 I can't stand it either 😭
wow the way jefferson talks to kate is fucked up
It has just occured to me. Was he fully aware this talk could lead her to give up ? Did he orchestrate her suicide ? I never rewinded to listen to the conversation, so only now I'm realizing he might have been purposely driving her to suicide.
Yes. He did being her to the dark room after all, and was the leading cause of all of what happened to her. It's no surprise that he would be purposely doing so.
I don’t think he did it on purpose, I just think he didn’t really care if she jumped or not
I might be just overthinking this, but Jefferson is a smart villain after all, who's able to avoid being a suspect until the very last moment, so here's what I think was his actual plan:
I think he just didn't have a concrete plan to kill Kate after he was done with her in the Dark Room at first as he most likely assumed she wouldn't remember anything because she was drugged and later unconscious. Actually, I think that Victoria's video jeopardised Jefferson's plan as Kate would actually be the "perfect" victim. If she hadn't been recorded and was taken by Nathan before she would unwillingly make out with somebody, she would only wake up outside her room and "feel gross". And because of her strict Christian upbringing, she would be most likely too ashamed to tell anyone about what happened to her, so Nathan and Jefferson wouldn't have to deal with hiding a dead body, being investigated should Kate be inevitably declared missing and they would easily get away with what they had done. If Kate wasn't bullied, she would probably keep all this to herself, fearing that people would make fun of her or the Prescotts would ruin her life, if she dared to accuse Nathan of something and wouldn't tell anybody, probably not even Max.
But since we can't hear the full conversation because Kate is already talking to Jefferson by the time Max enters the building, she could have possibly told him about her suspicions of Nathan taking her somewhere and hurting her. This would have definitely been a major red flag for Jefferson (remember that Nathan spills the beans about the whole operation almost immediately if he gets arrested in the Sacrifice Arcadia Bay Ending), so he could have decided to go for a Plan B right then and there, knowing that poor Kate is already on the brink and very unstable and just needs a very small push to attempt suicide. So, Jefferson most likely wanted to railroad her into taking her own life with his dismissive and snide remarks to take out a loose end and prevent her from talking to more people and the authorities (unfortunately for him and fortunately for us, Kate at very least already told Max and could have also gone to the police beforehand, if Max encouraged her) without being a primary suspect in a murder case. The fact Jefferson also tells Max in ep5 that he plans to "pay her (Kate) a visit" and "to test her faith", if Kate is alive and Max mentions her, would suggest that he wants to get rid of her one way or another as she knows too much about the Dark Room.
I didn't know I could hate Jefferson any more than I already did, but this really did it
Jefferson is pure evil, but I don’t think all the hate his character gets is deserved and this scene makes his character better imo. A lot of people hated him because they thought that it was stupid that he was the killer all along, but there were plenty of small hints (plus this new interaction) and I absolutely love the idea of an artist obsessed with his or her work to the point of madness; seeing their inner pestilence burst out and reflect on to everyone else, especially an artist is just incredible to whiteness. Obsession with an art and it’s negative effects is a really cool premise to explore, like in “Black Swan” and “Whiplash”, but what makes Jefferson special is that he’s let his obsession manifest beyond just fame and glory. His devotion to art eats him from the inside out and he needs to satisfy it somehow, thus his actions in the story I just think he’s a really good, very subtly showcased icon of a villain.
@@TazeBrickway no, people hate him becuz he's evil, not becuz his motives don't make sense.
@@sandudelcea6707 well there are plenty of people who call his character stupid and poorly written (in almost all bad reviews of the game) and yeah In this case you are right but I just wanted to put my thoughts somewhere :)
@@TazeBrickway He DOES say a lot of stupid shit when max is tied to the chair.
@@sandudelcea6707 like what?
I knew that there was something deceitful and snakey about Jefferson from the start.
What was the red flag ?
@@JabamiLain Victim Blaming of Kate to Max.
@@foxjade8924 lmao
@@JabamiLain the hipster shit
jefferson also metioned the dark room already at the very beginnig during the lesson@@JabamiLain
That’s actually amazing!! I’ve been obsessed with this game for nearly six years and never seen this before.
Same!!
I love they add this to game
Poor kate
Its nice seeing the full conversation, most of us only listened the part where Jefferson asks Kate to understand his position and she runs away for no reason, but seeing their whole talk we can notice how mean Jefferson is, saying Kate is lying and being dramatic. If players listened to their whole conversation i'm sure more people would blame Jefferson instead of Nathan.
Now we all know that Jefferson was sus from the begining
He explained how he could capture any of us in the dark room of desperation.
2:43 For the local editors
Kate 🥺❤️
woah wth
this is genuinely the worst way to interact with someone who’s depressed and suicidal
omg
0:39 kate babe baby stop plz babe stop dont kate....ill help you....baby!!! .....dont leave me babygirl!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!!
wtf
Every fandom has weird person in it
Oooookaay then
HAHA! Just thinking about it lol!!
Woah pal, cool it
How did you determine this is rare? I’m pretty sure that a lot of people did this; you hear just the end of a conversation heard by a protagonist with rewind powers.
Most people don’t rewind to hear the full conversation and the ones that do don’t try to enter the classroom while Kate is still talking leading to an additional line of unique dialogue.
@@chrisofthevale I never thought to rewind here so I’m glad you did. Zealant is just pissy, don’t mind him
@@chrisofthevaleYou can hear the conversation without rewinding. As long as you don't get too close to them, you'll hear the conversation. I was able to hear it from Warren's class without rewinding. You can't get the little cutscene that plays if you enter Jefferson's class after rewinding without Kate leaving the area first tho. Sorry for my English.