He tries to be a nice guy, but whenever he gets pushed, someone gets hit. He's a man with a rough past and a quick temper. In my first game, Bigby just wants to be loved. The story is largely the same in both files, but the narrative is completely different, especially in how other characters relate to Bigby. So I have two playthroughs: an honest game where I go with my first reaction to everything, and a second playthrough where I do the opposite of whatever I did the first time. I, on the other hand, want to take in as much of the story as I can. This way, they can only experience the story through one perspective. I have friends that are doing a "pure" run-through where they only have one save file and avoid spoilers like they're a freshly-opened Ark of the Covenant.
Or, you know, forcing her into prostitution and getting her addicted to heroin. I don't mean the Disney-fied cartoons where princesses always get rescued and the bad guy gets what he deserves I mean the twisted Brothers Grimm tales that teach you not to talk to strangers by killing a little girl. In a way, they are serving the same purpose in this story as they did in their original fairy tales. I love seeing Fables getting caught in these horrible situations.
The second episode takes you even further down the rabbit hole- you're going to come face to face with some really dark stuff. For the uninitiated, The Wolf Among Us deals with a lot of adult subject matter.
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