Hmm I guess you're right.

Next week is Carol-centric and apparently-



So I'm looking forward to it.

Oh Cool, Carol is one of my favourite characters

Loved that episode.

Next week-

Nehhhh I can't buy into Richonne at all. They had a close friendship / almost sibling-like relationship and then suddenly, out of nowhere, they're at it like rabbits? And they have zero chemistry. It just doesn't work...

Agree about the Rick death scene. I actually said at the time, as the blood was flying, "Do you think they actually expect us to believe that's really Rick?". Like killing off Glenn and Abraham in a huge season finale is going to make me believe that they'd randomly kill off Rick, of all people, in a random mid-season episode.

Nabila is my new favourite character :love:

I disagree I think they have chemistry, it's not unbelievable that a friendship would develop into a relationship, that happens all the time

I know right? ffs :laugh:

I found this episode abit boring I have to say but I appreciate they need episodes like this to build up to the battle with the saviours. So glad carol has snapped out of it too, bad ass carol is much better

I just find them both to be completely out of character when they're playing that role. Michonne suddenly going all "Wah I couldn't go on without yooouuu" and having to be talked around by Rick? It just doesn't fit for me :joker:. If it was more a "very good friends with benefits" physical sort of thing I could get on board with it more... this idea that they're now suddenly in love and can't live without each other just grates a bit. Basically what Rick was saying to her is closer to what it should be by default; they are warriors, they are at war, they are trying to fix the world for future generations and that needs to be their focus. But Michonne would already know that and already feel it totally? She would more realistically be the one explaining it, rather than the one needing to hear it. Rick has been the more emotional / unstable one throughout the entire series.

okay nice episode last night, i really liked Morgan and Carol in this episode :)

Yeah but people aren't always going to be the same in real life either, just because he's been more emotional in the past doesn't mean he's always in that place just like Michonne doesn't have to be the unemotional one all the time

Such a Richonne stan :hmph:. I prefer Cargan... when are we going to see some of that action? Much better that Darol, that always creeped me out a bit.

Who is Gan? :laugh:

Well, I hate Rick and I like Michonne and she makes Rick more bearable :hee:

ohhhh Morgan got it :laugh: She also has Ezekiel interested, carol is the most sought after female on the show

I too, am not a fan of Richonne.

Imagine Duane is still alive :omgno:

We never saw his body did we? That's probably a sign that he is still alive somewhere I reckon

Nope. We never saw anything, it was just Morgan telling us that he died. Would be interesting if he ended up being a Saviour, but that is pretty unrealistic lol

IIRC Morgan did actually see him die though, according to his version of events. They were out on a supply run and had gotten good at taking out Walkers so Morgan was just letting him get on with it - but then his zombieMum appeared and he hesitated and couldn't kill her and she bit him. I'm sure Morgan recounted having actually watched it happen... that he couldn't get to him quickly enough.

I just looked up exactly what was said, it's not 100% clear :think:

Morgan told Rick that he was unable to shoot his reanimated wife and his son Duane was frozen, as well. "She was just... Just on him," Morgan said.

"And I see red," Morgan went on. "I see red. Everything is red. Everything I see is red."



Now, Morgan was crazy and talking in all sorts of metaphors during the season three episode but it feels pretty clearly laid out that Morgan saw blood and Duane was dying before his eyes. However, when Rick asked Morgan, "Is he dead?" Morgan told him, "No."

He did follow up his claims of Duane not being dead with, "He will be."

That's the article I read too lol

Hmmm I suppose that could be interpreted as, Morgan just snapped mentally, wandered off and didn't go back but his son could have escaped? Morgan did stick around that same town "clearing" after that though, so why didn't his son go home? Unless, he did, but saw Morgan in his full on crazy state and got scared and left...

Still, that wouldn't explain him turning up now. It was a long journey from where Morgan was to the Prison, and then even further again to Terminus, and on to Alexandria. The only explanation for him being anywhere near there would be if he followed Morgan... and A) why would he if he thought Morgan was insane and B) if he did follow him, he would know that he was better now.

It would only make sense if Morgan at some point realises that he might still be alive, and travels back to that area to look for him.

Unless he was taken by another group and held captive or something before he could get back to his dad? Or they lied and told him his dad was dead

But how would he know where to go now? TWD started off in Atlanta and Alexandria / The Kingdom etc. are all in or around Washington DC, which is something like 600 miles away (the huge journey they undertook when they all became Zombie-killing ninjas and nearly starved).