Yeah. Might as well. You honestly could start watching Walking Dead at this episode because nothing went on in the previous episodes of this season to tolerate watching 4 hours of content.
Regarding this episode:
I still don't get what's the big deal is in the beef between all the camps. I hate flashbacks too. Flashbacks are the worst storytelling device in all of storytelling devices. Michonne grows through a traumatic event by her damn self and everybody has a problem with her and her she runs her place? It still doesn't make any sense about why everybody is breaking over backwards for some hick girl with a crazy mother. TV writers can't make kids act any less annoying? Judith, Carrrl, that other White boy are so annoying because in a show where every adult has to put in work or die, these kids think they have a right to speak about how things can be done and they don't. If my momma did what Michonne did, I'ma shut the fukk up. Nobody in the show has a right to be mad at Michonne or Maggie and the entire season has been having various characters that ain't shyt preach at them and it is getting annoying. Other characters with rank is Carol and Darryl. Michonne and Carol went through the same thing and are both mothers. The show is gonna have to do a better job at explaining this fake beef they concocted.
The show doesn't behave like a zombie apocalypse happened anymore. That's why Shane was so important. He made the show behave with some urgency because he treated things like an actual zombie apocalypse. This slice of life, preachy soap opera shyt is wack.
Best episode in the season though.
They explained it in this ep. In the end, she's only thinking about her, Judith & RJ - keeping her family safe by any means. The council gave her HBIC status so she goes against anything that jeopardizes that, regardless what the others need. As time passes, she's become distant, so everyone feels some type of way because they need each other, and still feel that they are friends/family with one another. But they have grown closer to their new camps. But they can't survive without each other. At some point, another group will have a needed resource. It's not really a beef, it's moreso you do your thing and we do ours. She's grown selfish, and rightfully so, given all of the betrayed trust. Darryl is the same, but in the end, Darryl has shown he can be alone and survive on his own, no ties to anyone. Michonne can't do that because she has children, so she needs the community to help protect them.
They really don't care about the girl; it's only Henry. Henry is Carol's son. Darryl loves Carol, so he'll protect him. Henry just wants to get some, so he'll go after the girl no matter what, so they have to bring the girl to keep him from running off. Michonne trusts Darryl, Judith loves Darryl, so the girl gets a temp pass.
As for the show, the zombies long stopped being threatening. It's been damn near a decade, so any one still around knows how to deal with zombies. It's only the large herds that pose a serious threat. The one constant is people. People are gonna do what people do, whether it be those with a moral compass that want to build something off what it once was, the tyrants, the dictators, the takers and savages - they will always exist.
why Henry only got a fukked up leg...should be dead by now.
