Quote Originally Posted by Ray View Post
Pretty sure that was his wife's gun, not just a gun that had her name on it. It was the last thing he had to remember her by and Scratch laughed while she destroyed the only thing he had left in life that he cared for. He was split from the group, he was beaten, starved, cut with a knife multiple times, and chained to a wall. I don't think the fact she destroyed his wife's gun was the only reason he started crying. The man is broken physically and emotionally. Seeing that gun get destroyed may be what broke the camels back.
Still doesn't matter, it's an inanimate object, and not the only thing he has to remind him of her, he has actual memories. I do understand the connection, and I do think he would react, but it was too much for me and when I listened I thought scratch overplayed it, the bit that followed was very good though, it was just that short section that I didnt feel sat right. Of course, others will disagree, which is fine.