I'm never going to have random strangers accuse me of stealing simply because of my skin colour either. I'm never going to be afraid to turn to the Police because they won't be able to see past my skin colour. Life is Strange 1 was relatable to me to a degree as some of Max's problems I could find similar occurrences in my life. The Road isn't an action-packed kick-start to the new season but it has enough emotion put into its characters and writing to feel like a power-punch at times. The premiere episode took me roughly three hours to finish, but you could do it in less without the exploring and meandering I did. On the run Sean has been put into a position of now trying to be the leader for his younger brother, trying to keep him fed and safe, while also still attempting to keep his brother what he is: a kid. Of course, when a Police Officer pulls over and sees a white boy covered in blood with two Latino's the situation escalates into a devastating and sad ending. Sean, of course, rushes outside to stick up for and protect his little brother who had accidentally got fake blood on the older kid as he was setting up his Halloween costume. You can also find a letter on the kitchen bench from the families neighbour who is accusing Sean's Dad of overstepping the property line and as the neighbour, Mr Foster write's, "I know my rights as a U.S citizen, maybe you don't." This letter and general tone might explain why sometime after being home Daniel accidentally gets into an altercation with Mr Foster's son outside. We're in the time of "we'll make them build the wall" here. Also, given Sean's family is Latino it makes the tension presumably a lot tighter. He's not actually going to win, right?" it makes sense given the climate. So when reading a text from Lyra saying "seriously tho. It's the month the infamous "grab 'em by the pussy" tape leaked among many Women coming forward accusing Trump of sexual assaults. October 2016 - which is where Life is Strange 2 begins - was one of the most interesting months in the Trump race for the presidency. If you look through Sean's phone you can read a long roll of text's he's had with Lyra recently where they've quite obviously gotten upset about what's been on the news lately when it comes to the Presidential Race. Sean's life seems fine, but life is strange and things take a turn for the worse in due time. When you talk to him about the party he's not trying to talk you out of drinking, he's just trying to make sure you're safe. Sean's brother, Daniel is 9 and his biggest worry seems to be A.) getting this chocolate bar and B.) what his Halloween costume is going to be. Who's got booze? Who's got weed? Any other miscellaneous items we need? Once organized Sean enters his home, his Father is calling him over to have him play Judge in a court deciding who should get the last chocolate bar. The the two organise details over what they need for a party they're going to that night. As we are introduced to him his biggest problem is what he's supposed to be texting to a girl he likes, his best-friend Lyla jumps in and teases as well as attempting to help him. The first Life Is Strange which starred Max Caulfield was about mental health and growing your identity as a teenager (among other things), the sequel, however, is a politically charged story about America that puts you in the shoes of Sean Diaz that hits hard with its themes even in the premiere episode.
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