remember enid made a comment to carl about "how we were able to...."....referring to the wolves invading alexandria but not necessarily saying she was a wolf.
Sorry, I didn't mean that he took Andrea's place in the story really, I meant that he took her place to keep the number of Atlanta survivors somewhat the same. In the comics, there's only 3 left iirc compared to the 5 in the show.
I don't remember the seen honestly. And even if she was a part of the Saviors, she isn't really anymore. The Saviors aren't the Wolves, they don't necessarily seem insane, they're just at odds with Alexandria and The Hilltop.
She could have been saying that that's how we were able to go outside the walls or something. I get that this may have been an intentional red herring as well as her being mysterious at first but after the midseason finale, I have no idea how you could still think she's a spy or something. Her being a spy for the Saviors doesn't even make sense either. Why send a kid? Why would she want to hurt Maggie? She helped Glenn save her life.
We definitely agree on that, I guess we'll have to wait and see what next week brings.
What "they" are you talking about? Denise tried her best to kill herself the entire time, Daryll and Rosita´s only fault was putting up with her BS and go with more weight to the pharmacy, instead of counterargumenting, Denise´s arguments to go there in the first place.
That about sums it up about the writing this season. They were so invested in getting us to this point in the story to introduce Negan, that they didn't really think about remaining authentic to what they had written already. Carol had gone full circle really, but her reasoning for leaving makes no sense. The moment you leave the safety of walls, the chance that you'll have to kill only goes up. So what, she's okay killing to keep herself alive, but not her friends? I don't see the difference really. Then you have Daryl completely reverting 3 or so seasons of progress and going lone wolf emo. And don't even get me started on Morgan, that character has been nonsensical for most of the season to me, seemingly only existing as a foil to Rick's ruthlessness for a couple scenes this half of the season. His whole bullshit about Carl being alive because he left that one Wolf live is utter nonsense and the definition of confirmation bias. That wolf seemed to lead the attack on Alexandria and it's only after he kidnapped Denise that he "saved" her. How does it make any sense that without his involvement with her that she would have been in the same predicament that she was?
He might say his decision saved Carl but we all know it was all plot convinience and nothing else, the past few seasons were full of plot convinience (Tyreese´s out of nowhere death scene to force Sasha development, Beth taking episodes of TWD TV series for herself, only to have her and Noah killed off, quickly after (Beth I understand but Noah was so cringe, his death was just there to try to affect Glenn (who had a trash container incident full of "plot convinience" afterwards))), too but never to a extent that would make a character look like a "Jedi", which is one of the reasons why I find the idea of Morgan/Carol dying, by Negan all the way better now.
It's sad, but I find him so disappointing. I was hyped for his return and how they handled him following the group around for a season. I even liked the Morgan-centric episode earlier in the season as a standalone hour of TV. But he even proved himself wrong when he locked the Wolf up in the cage at the end of the episode, when the entire episode was about how his captor was never truly holding him captive. Seems like he's this way just to pose some sort of moral dilemma to some of the main characters, but it just all feels inauthentic to the situation and awkward.
I think Morgan is going through a schizophrenia phase, Carol herself seems to affected too and yes, Morgan is only there to serve as a moral compass to Rick and some other character at this point, which is why it would be savage if Negan handed Lucille to Rick or Carol and forced him/her to kill Morgan with it or else all of his/her guys will die, preferably I would like Negan to pull this instead of the regular skull bashing he did in the comics.
Hmm, I know the episode is extended, but something tells me we might be done with Morgan and Carol for the season. I do see him in the preview riding a horse. It might be related to the guy at the barn since he was looking for his horse as well. Whether that guy was with the Saviors or maybe the even the Kingdom since he appears to be armored, I'm not sure.
I think it's every 4 weeks? Not sure. I'm not talking about them catching up to the comics, that probably won't even be a potential problem for like 3 or 4 more seasons, I'm talking about where the next season will end at and whether the All Out War arc is big enough to fit into 16 episodes. I guess it can be, I'm just wondering.
Well, in the show there was a minor timeskip after the walkers breached the wall, but most say it was only like a month or two. I think the two year timeskip you're referring to happens after the war arc is over.
