They decide it's time to fight back, so they do. Fight Back - Franklins Motivation: Two people who he considers friends who've helped him accomplish his goals (moving out of the hood, making money) have become targets and he doesn't want to take either of them out. As for Michael's death? Michael was more accepting of the meeting, but again Franklin talked his intentions out and provided Michael the chance to understand them and flee. So he would take heat just as he would in Trevors case. Franklin is being motivated to kill Michael as much as he is Trevor just from a different person.
#GTA V ENDING C SERIES#
Kill Michael - Franklins Motivation: Michael is a snitch that dragged Franklin into his long series of problems and made him work for Law Enforcement.
It's a chase, and yeah, it ended up that way because that's what happens when you chase vehicles at high speeds with the intent to murder.Ģ. Notice how he didn't fully exit the truck in the sketchy meeting? He had his suspicions, and Franklin announced his intentions before opening fire, giving him time to hop in his truck and attempt to flee. How long would it be before Trevor brought them into sh*t again? How long until Trevor thinks he can control Franklin? Trevor had a price on his head and he had to make a decision, kill the psycho and hopefull resolve problems or protect him and probably die himself? So the fiery explosion death? Trevor may be a psychopath, but he's not dumb. Kill Trevor - Franklins Motivation: Trevor is a psychopath that gets what he wants via brute force and is extremely trigger happy. Alternatively, Franklin can choose to save both. Towards the end of the game, Franklin Clinton is forced to assassinate either Trevor Philips for FIB Agents Steve Haines and Dave Norton or Michael De Santa for Devin Weston. Grand Theft Auto V has three discrete endings. While it may seem odd that he would kill one of his own friends because of this, it also means he's more acceptable to being commanded to (because Devin was forcing him to make the decision) and it's his scape goat.ġ. Spoiler Warning: Plot and/or ending details are in the text which follows. The thing to think about before alll decisions is, Franklin is not an overly aggressive murderer as half of the characters usually are. Franklin then calls Lamar Davis, an old close friend of his, as he walks away.I don't really see your logic, I think all 3 are fine because they make sense in their own respects. Even if they choose save, he'll headbutt Franklin, forcing him to drop Michael to his death. After Franklin pushes Michael over the side of a tower, players have the option of dropping or saving him. Knowing Michael betrayed Trevor in the past, Franklin explains he felt used by Michael and like he could be betrayed any day, since "People don't change." Michael then says, "You did! You! Two-bit gangster gone three-bit," meaning Franklin has gone from a simple thug to a full-on, scheming and backstabbing criminal.
Michael escapes to the Palmer-Taylor Power Station, and Franklin chases him down. He says, "We both know this ain't over," meaning they won't be able to get away with the heist if they don't appease Haines and Weston. Michael gets off a call with his wife, celebrating the fact that he has money and his family back, but Franklin begins to explain his reasoning for what he's about to do to Michael. Things begin similarly if the player chooses to kill Michael, with Franklin arranging a meeting between the two. Published Grand Theft Auto features three protagonists, as well as three endings to choose from, that test what players value and are willing to give up.
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