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djchameleon 03-18-2014 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by WhateverDude (Post 1428788)
No one is talking about this show anymore?
Spoiler for fanboy sploosh and spoilz:

Last night's episode was one of the most intense of the season. Carol has always been one of if not my absolute favorite characters. I was horrified when they let her go and ecstatic to see her back. I really respect her growth from a timid, fragile, and submissive housewife to a strong, powerful, and wise leader. After everything she's been through she always managed to maintain a sense of pragmatism and has been a voice of wisdom and guidance to the other leaders as well as the newcomers and their children. I hope she manages to keep her strengths and wits after doing what she did last night.

Spoiler for don't click:

I really don't think it will phase her much. She has grown past that weakness and does what she knows has to be done for the greater good even though she did have a bit of a hard time doing it. She got the job done. I was expecting her to just pop the kid in the face as soon as she saw what she did but she decided to be gentle about it and repeat something that the kid's mother told her.

Mojo 03-18-2014 04:53 PM

I'm loving this season. I'm pretty astounded just how many people are calling it boring when, in my opinion, it's the best one yet. Sure, it isn't all action. It isn't all killing zombies and graphic violence. It's focusing more on the characters, the interaction between them, their back stories...their survival. And survival has always been the backbone of the show. The zombie apocalypse hasn't ever really be the focus of it, but rather the dealing with, adapating to, and moving forward in the wake of, the apocalypse.

There has been a lot of development of the characters in this season. There has been development of the Carol character as well but in some ways hers had seemed a little more low key. As in hers was kinda straight forward and simple. Her character has changed drastically between the first season and this, but not so much in this season alone when compared some of the others. However, even with that said this episode was a shocker.

I'd had a few theories about what would happen to Carol, Tyreese, Mika and Lizzie but none of them panned out. I didn't see it happening the way it did at all.

Spoiler for From last nights episode:
I agree with DJ. I don't think what she did will phase her all that much at all. I think you can probably draw some parallels between the girls and her own kid, and so losing the girls, and having to take Lizzies life herself, will surely affect her. But I don't think it will phase her. Carol is very much driven by the thought that she needs to do what she has to do to survive. She has already killed to protect the lives of the group or for the "greater good" if you like so I don't think she will struggle with the decision morally. The assurance she has that she made the right and only call will allow her to carry on."]

RoxyRollah 03-18-2014 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Mojo (Post 1429202)
I'm loving this season. I'm pretty astounded just how many people are calling it boring when, in my opinion, it's the best one yet. Sure, it isn't all action. It isn't all killing zombies and graphic violence. It's focusing more on the characters, the interaction between them, their back stories...their survival. And survival has always been the backbone of the show. The zombie apocalypse hasn't ever really be the focus of it, but rather the dealing with, adapating to, and moving forward in the wake of, the apocalypse.

There has been a lot of development of the characters in this season. There has been development of the Carol character as well but in some ways hers had seemed a little more low key. As in hers was kinda straight forward and simple. Her character has changed drastically between the first season and this, but not so much in this season alone when compared some of the others. However, even with that said this episode was a shocker.

I'd had a few theories about what would happen to Carol, Tyreese, Mika and Lizzie but none of them panned out. I didn't see it happening the way it did at all.

Dude is it just me? Where the **** is baby Judith?

Mojo 03-18-2014 04:59 PM

She's with Carol and Tyreese? She was in last nights episode.

RoxyRollah 03-18-2014 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Mojo (Post 1429204)
She's with Carol and Tyreese? She was in last nights episode.

Did they have her in their nap sack? She was on the blanket and thats all she wrote babe. She was not there when they walked off in the end....

milkit 03-18-2014 05:05 PM

Beware, mate. It's addicting.. prioritize your life before watching. As it should be before watching any television series.

djchameleon 03-18-2014 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by RoxyRollah (Post 1429205)
Did they have her in their nap sack? She was on the blanket and thats all she wrote babe. She was not there when they walked off in the end....

Tyrese was holding her.

Mojo 03-18-2014 05:13 PM

She's in Tyreese's backpack thingy, yeah.

RoxyRollah 03-18-2014 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Mojo (Post 1429212)
She's in Tyreese's backpack thingy, yeah.

Ok I was like uhh...

GuD 03-30-2014 10:23 PM

Spoiler for Comic and Finale Spoils:
Wow... damn. I'm wondering what the Terminus's people's intentions are. There's a part in the comics where the group encounters a collective of cannibals... at first that's what I thought was gonna happen. But the group at Terminus is huuuuuuuuuuuge, I can't imagine they attract enough people to feed all of them. And how the **** are they gonna escape? They're completely outnumbered and trapped in a frickin train car.


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