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Episode 1 - "Roads"
- Sean has the option to pretend to be Daniel when talking to their father while he's working underneath the car. He does this by putting on a high pitched voice and proclaiming "It's me, Daaaniel." Esteban's response is to dryly tell 'Daniel' to let his big brother know that he's grounded.
- The texts between Sean and Lyla reveal that Daniel stole Sean's phone at one point to talk to her. Lyla plays along when Daniel asks what she's doing, replying that she's talking to her favorite Diaz.
- Texts between Sean and his father show that Daniel also stole Esteban's phone. He texts Sean to let him know that he's in trouble.
- A sign at the gas station tells visitors what to do in case of a black bear attack (drop food, don't run or play dead, aim for the head). Someone has graffiti'd an addendum: "In case of cougar attack, throw a 20 year old male."
- After receiving the motel key from Brody, Sean can walk past the designated room towards the door to a different room where the player can clearly hear a woman moaning inside. Daniel will ask Sean if people are having a fight inside, upon which Sean tells him that's it's something... different. You can decide to flat out tell him what's really going on inside, which will lead to a typical reaction a nine-year old would give to hearing about sex.
Episode 2 - "Rules"
- At the abandoned cabin Daniel will prank Sean by using his powers to make a jacket outside float and tap on the sliding door, all the while calmly asking who that person outside is. It's convincing enough to creep you out when it happens and funny in hindsight.
- Daniel using his powers to cheat during the dice game, and how he clumsily tries to deny it.
- This internal monologue from Sean when he imagines what he would write on a Christmas card.Sean: Hi everybody, we're taking a year off to run away from cops. Daniel has got telekinesis now. Hope you're doing well!
- You can prank the booth owner at the Christmas market by having Daniel use his powers to make snow fall on him. Too bad he gets his revenge by later directing the cops to the grandparents' house after he recognizes the brothers, if the player hasn't given away their location by other means already.
Episode 3 - "Wastelands"
- In the flashback sequence, when Esteban tells Sean to go to his room, Sean loudly complains and kicks a book for good measure. Esteban responds with a smug, "Okay, you really taught that book a lesson."
- During the truck ride to the weed farm, everyone is trying to figure out who is Big Joe, the person driving the truck. When it's Sean's turn, he can say that Big Joe is really Bigfoot due to his name, his body hair, and his smell, leading everyone in agreement that it makes perfect sense.
- While working at the weed farm, Big Joe is playing a game on his phone. When asked about it, he begrudgingly admits that he's playing Mustard Party, at which point Daniel excitedly brags about being on the scoreboard.
Episode 4 - "Faith"
- In the church lobby, there's a guestbook where various patrons have left messages. Most of them are what you'd expect, praising the 'angel' Daniel and his miracles. But then, at the bottom of the page, somebody has written 'FAKE'.
- Upon reuniting, Daniel cautiously asks Sean if his eye hurts. Sean responds with a smug, "Not as much as your haircut."
- While searching Lisbeth's home, Sean can find scissors next to the tub. "That explains the haircut," he comments.
Episode 5 - "Wolves"
- Once Sean meets up with Arthur and Stanley, Daniel will comment on the radio that he thought that it was kind of weird seeing them kiss each other. If Sean kissed Finn, he can point out that he kissed another guy too, causing Daniel to let out a Big Word Shout, surprised that Sean just came out to him.
- Daniel can convince Sean to play a treasure hunt game, during which Daniel proceeds to speak in an over the top 'pirate' voice, which he weaves in and out of during the game.
- One of the first things David Madsen says in his appearance is that he's never met anyone with a superpower before. Dramatic Irony at its finest.
- Just as the brothers are about to cross the border, we get a sly bit of Dark Comedy. It's more noticeable on a second playthrough, when you know what's about to happen.Daniel: I can't wait to go shopping. I'm dying to get some Choco Crisps. It would be so- (suddenly gets shot)
