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Telltale's The Walking Dead launched as an episodic adventure series in 2012, adapted from Robert Kirkman's comic, and became known for choice-driven scenes with Lee Everett and Clementine. Short dialogue cuts like this go away line later circulated on soundboards and in fan edits, separated from their original scene. The clip stayed useful because the delivery is instantly readable out of context, making it a reusable reaction for rejection, annoyance, or telling a character to back off.
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A short voice line from Telltale's The Walking Dead game where a character sharply tells someone to go away, used for dismissive reaction edits and memes.
This is a brief spoken clip from Telltale's The Walking Dead, built around a blunt go away delivered with tense, emotional urgency. The line is short and direct, recorded like in-game dialogue rather than a narrator, so it lands as a real rejection in the middle of a confrontation. There is no music swelling behind it, just the raw delivery that makes the moment feel personal and fed up. Viewers instantly read it as a boundary being set, which is why the clip works even without seeing the scene it came from.
