Originally Posted by Versailles:
“I have read this thread, and still dont understand. Is Eric dead?”
“I have read this thread, and still dont understand. Is Eric dead?”
Not as far as we know.
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Originally Posted by Versailles:
“I have read this thread, and still dont understand. Is Eric dead?”
“I have read this thread, and still dont understand. Is Eric dead?”
If Eric is Aaron's boyfriend then no , he's not dead he was in that last scene with Tara as the doctor tried to resuscitate the woman who arrested . The reason Aaron looked so shocked at finding the pictures was because he was the one that had dropped the bag last season while out with Daryl .
Originally Posted by PunksNotDead:
“How did the walker crash the truck into Alexandria?”
“How did the walker crash the truck into Alexandria?”
It was alive when driving, got killed in the crash, turned into a walker.
Originally Posted by Schmiznurf:
“Literally only one of them was established in this episode. We already saw Morgan interact with the Wolves last season when they attacked him and he fought back, the one who recognised him was one of his prior attackers. The third point is not established at all, the fact that you say you have nothing solid to speculate on shows it is not an established point.”
“Literally only one of them was established in this episode. We already saw Morgan interact with the Wolves last season when they attacked him and he fought back, the one who recognised him was one of his prior attackers. The third point is not established at all, the fact that you say you have nothing solid to speculate on shows it is not an established point.”
I didn't recognize the Wolf. And the young girl, she pretty much admitted such (or was about too) before Carl shut her up. She can be quoted as saying 'how else do you think we' during the attack. Speaking of which, for someone fully aware of the attack outside, she didn't seem fazed at all when entering Carl's house. Why did she also have the keys to the town? it was most likely her that let the wolfs in.
Originally Posted by Versailles:
“They will get a new doctor soon, I gather. But maybe not a surgeon.
The new doctor said she was a psychiatrist. In my country, one has to first quallify as a doctor, and then they are able to start their education to be a psychiatrist.
But she said she just went to medical school, not that she graduated.
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“They will get a new doctor soon, I gather. But maybe not a surgeon.
The new doctor said she was a psychiatrist. In my country, one has to first quallify as a doctor, and then they are able to start their education to be a psychiatrist.
But she said she just went to medical school, not that she graduated.
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I think she would have had basic theoretical medical training, but to be a proper doctor you then have to spend years training under superversion, so she would never have done an actual physical operation before
Originally Posted by Versailles:
“Yes, exactly. And, as I said before. All it takes, is for the whole town of Alexandria to tell Pete that if he touches anyone the wrong way again, he will be fed to the walkers.
They can even lock him up, put him in prison. And take him out every time they need a doctor. He will behave, because he does not want to die.
Problem solved.”
“Yes, exactly. And, as I said before. All it takes, is for the whole town of Alexandria to tell Pete that if he touches anyone the wrong way again, he will be fed to the walkers.
They can even lock him up, put him in prison. And take him out every time they need a doctor. He will behave, because he does not want to die.
Problem solved.”
Yep, problem solved...till he has a scalpel in his hand and uses it on the person standing next to him. But let's keep him as a slave in the meantime. Which means a guard with a key to his locked door and an abusive drunk for a doctor. Ideal situation I don't think. Just what you need during a Zombie Apocalypse, someone as a doctor who thinks nothing af beating his family to a pulp and stealing sharp swords that kill. I think I'd take my chances with a medical book. Pity Ron isn't around to ask his opinion, but Pete killed him.
Originally Posted by The_abbott:
“"The following programme contains scenes of strong violence and horror"
shot of Carol cooking in the kitchen! LOL!”
“"The following programme contains scenes of strong violence and horror"
shot of Carol cooking in the kitchen! LOL!”
...and at the end, Carl takes what she was baking, out of the oven.
Two epic episodes to start the new season.
When that truck horn went off - I shouted YES! - that's what caused it.
Enid has to be one of the wolves - but not a spy.
Originally Posted by Flash525:
“I didn't recognize the Wolf. And the young girl, she pretty much admitted such (or was about too) before Carl shut her up. She can be quoted as saying 'how else do you think we' during the attack. Speaking of which, for someone fully aware of the attack outside, she didn't seem fazed at all when entering Carl's house. Why did she also have the keys to the town? it was most likely her that let the wolfs in.”
“I didn't recognize the Wolf. And the young girl, she pretty much admitted such (or was about too) before Carl shut her up. She can be quoted as saying 'how else do you think we' during the attack. Speaking of which, for someone fully aware of the attack outside, she didn't seem fazed at all when entering Carl's house. Why did she also have the keys to the town? it was most likely her that let the wolfs in.”
How did she let them in when she was with Jessie's son?
Surely the bloke that went over the fence when he shot the bloke with the burning arrow let them in.
Originally Posted by Croctacus:
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Surely the bloke that went over the fence when he shot the bloke with the burning arrow let them in.”
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Surely the bloke that went over the fence when he shot the bloke with the burning arrow let them in.”
The Smoking Woman had already been killed at that point so that guy wasn't the first in.
As Enid said Alexandria is too big to guard properly especially with half or more of the population off doing stuff outside.
It's no coincidence that the attack happened when Rick and the rest were away, the Wolves have been spying on the compound at least for a little while and attacked when they knew the defenses were weaker.
Oh yeah, my timeline memory was a bit off.
But, he showed how easy it is to get over the fence, as has Enid previously so they probably all went over the fence which is there to primarily keep out non climbing walkers.
But, he showed how easy it is to get over the fence, as has Enid previously so they probably all went over the fence which is there to primarily keep out non climbing walkers.
Originally Posted by Stansfield:
“...and at the end, Carl takes what she was baking, out of the oven.
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“...and at the end, Carl takes what she was baking, out of the oven.
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I think this serves as a director plot device saying, Coral and Carol are very much the same personality. I mean their names are anagrams of eachother
but yes, Evolved characters and all that. They "get it".
Not sure if its been mentioned but Im sure Enid when she was talking to Carl about the Wolves she said "that's how WE" then she was cut off by carl but i'm sure she is the spy now
That Tortoise scene?! You'd have to be very desperate, as an adult yeah maybe but a child seemed a bit ???
That Tortoise scene?! You'd have to be very desperate, as an adult yeah maybe but a child seemed a bit ???
Originally Posted by JedHawk:
“I think this serves as a director plot device saying, Coral and Carol are very much the same personality. I mean their names are anagrams of eachother but yes, Evolved characters and all that. They "get it".”
“I think this serves as a director plot device saying, Coral and Carol are very much the same personality. I mean their names are anagrams of eachother
but yes, Evolved characters and all that. They "get it".”
No, it served to show us how long the whole thing took. The episode was filmed in real time.
Originally Posted by Flash525:
“I didn't recognize the Wolf. And the young girl, she pretty much admitted such (or was about too) before Carl shut her up. She can be quoted as saying 'how else do you think we' during the attack. Speaking of which, for someone fully aware of the attack outside, she didn't seem fazed at all when entering Carl's house. Why did she also have the keys to the town? it was most likely her that let the wolfs in.”
“I didn't recognize the Wolf. And the young girl, she pretty much admitted such (or was about too) before Carl shut her up. She can be quoted as saying 'how else do you think we' during the attack. Speaking of which, for someone fully aware of the attack outside, she didn't seem fazed at all when entering Carl's house. Why did she also have the keys to the town? it was most likely her that let the wolfs in.”
Oops sorry I missed your post before writing mine
I was just saying the same thing, very suspicious of her
Originally Posted by Corwin:
“The Smoking Woman had already been killed at that point so that guy wasn't the first in.
As Enid said Alexandria is too big to guard properly especially with half or more of the population off doing stuff outside.
It's no coincidence that the attack happened when Rick and the rest were away, the Wolves have been spying on the compound at least for a little while and attacked when they knew the defenses were weaker.”
“The Smoking Woman had already been killed at that point so that guy wasn't the first in.
As Enid said Alexandria is too big to guard properly especially with half or more of the population off doing stuff outside.
It's no coincidence that the attack happened when Rick and the rest were away, the Wolves have been spying on the compound at least for a little while and attacked when they knew the defenses were weaker.”
I agree that Enid just knows the blind spots because she goes in and out quite freely, and when she referenced a "we" in conversation with Carl, it wasn't the Wolves she was talking about, but Ron the angry son, because they'd been seen talking and hugging together earlier. Ron wants to get away from Rick, but he has no real idea what life is like outside the compound.
The Wolves to me are like some kind of religious cult - they're killing people because they feel the world is now for walkers, not humans any more and so are "freeing" them.
Originally Posted by Flash525:
“I didn't recognize the Wolf. And the young girl, she pretty much admitted such (or was about too) before Carl shut her up. She can be quoted as saying 'how else do you think we' during the attack. Speaking of which, for someone fully aware of the attack outside, she didn't seem fazed at all when entering Carl's house. Why did she also have the keys to the town? it was most likely her that let the wolfs in.”
“I didn't recognize the Wolf. And the young girl, she pretty much admitted such (or was about too) before Carl shut her up. She can be quoted as saying 'how else do you think we' during the attack. Speaking of which, for someone fully aware of the attack outside, she didn't seem fazed at all when entering Carl's house. Why did she also have the keys to the town? it was most likely her that let the wolfs in.”
He was the one who sat down opposite Morgan when he was shown alive and well, he gave him a speech and then threatened him.
When she said we I am sure she was talking about her and Carl, as they were both entering and exiting Alexandria without anyone noticing.
Originally Posted by Summeriris:
“Yep, problem solved...till he has a scalpel in his hand and uses it on the person standing next to him. But let's keep him as a slave in the meantime. Which means a guard with a key to his locked door and an abusive drunk for a doctor. Ideal situation I don't think. Just what you need during a Zombie Apocalypse, someone as a doctor who thinks nothing af beating his family to a pulp and stealing sharp swords that kill. I think I'd take my chances with a medical book. Pity Ron isn't around to ask his opinion, but Pete killed him.”
“Yep, problem solved...till he has a scalpel in his hand and uses it on the person standing next to him. But let's keep him as a slave in the meantime. Which means a guard with a key to his locked door and an abusive drunk for a doctor. Ideal situation I don't think. Just what you need during a Zombie Apocalypse, someone as a doctor who thinks nothing af beating his family to a pulp and stealing sharp swords that kill. I think I'd take my chances with a medical book. Pity Ron isn't around to ask his opinion, but Pete killed him.”
He wont do that, there are four people standing around him with guns.
Reg was killed in an accident. How many has Rick or Carol killed, accidental or other?
The hitchhiker? Rick's reasons for not letting him in was understandable, as was Carol's reasons for killing the sick in prison.
They kill when they find it right. A pragmatic view which I find perfectly fine. And that pragmatic view must also be used when deciding who they should keep.
On another note, I would like to know why Pete and his family hadn't been thrown out long time ago. If the abuse was so bad, then they must have seen it.
Originally Posted by JedHawk:
“I think this serves as a director plot device saying, Coral and Carol are very much the same personality. I mean their names are anagrams of eachother but yes, Evolved characters and all that. They "get it".”
“I think this serves as a director plot device saying, Coral and Carol are very much the same personality. I mean their names are anagrams of eachother
but yes, Evolved characters and all that. They "get it".”
Just like with Jane Austen books, I find the name thing in Walking Dead irritating. Why have so many names that sounds alike?
Carl Carol Daryl Lori Merle. And one Carla who was in three episodes. Three named Sam. Two Tony, Two Bob.
One Ron and one Reg in Alexandria.
And when I read the cast list now, I see two Pete, two Noah, two Patrick and two Luke.
I know this happenes in real life (like I was told on the Austen board, when I pointed out the four John in SS) but this is not reality.
Originally Posted by Versailles:
“Yes, exactly. And, as I said before. All it takes, is for the whole town of Alexandria to tell Pete that if he touches anyone the wrong way again, he will be fed to the walkers.
They can even lock him up, put him in prison. And take him out every time they need a doctor. He will behave, because he does not want to die.
Problem solved.”
“Yes, exactly. And, as I said before. All it takes, is for the whole town of Alexandria to tell Pete that if he touches anyone the wrong way again, he will be fed to the walkers.
They can even lock him up, put him in prison. And take him out every time they need a doctor. He will behave, because he does not want to die.
Problem solved.”
I dont think it is as simple as him just behaving himself because he doesnt want to die. Im sure he doesnt want to beat his wife and children up either but he clearly has anger management issues and cannot control himself and needs (needed) help. Unfortunately for him he made himself into more of a liability/threat than an asset and in this new world ultimately he had to go someway or another - there is enough threat outside the walls without having to worry about him inside as well.
Originally Posted by Croctacus:
“How did she let them in when she was with Jessie's son?”
“How did she let them in when she was with Jessie's son?”
How do we know that she didn't unlock a door several hours prior to the attack?
Originally Posted by Schmiznurf:
“He was the one who sat down opposite Morgan when he was shown alive and well, he gave him a speech and then threatened him.”
“He was the one who sat down opposite Morgan when he was shown alive and well, he gave him a speech and then threatened him.”
I remember the scene, though not the faces.
Originally Posted by Schmiznurf:
“When she said we I am sure she was talking about her and Carl, as they were both entering and exiting Alexandria without anyone noticing.”
“When she said we I am sure she was talking about her and Carl, as they were both entering and exiting Alexandria without anyone noticing.”
That's not the impression I got from that scene, though I'm sure the truth will be revealed in time.
Originally Posted by Corwin:
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It's no coincidence that the attack happened when Rick and the rest were away, the Wolves have been spying on the compound at least for a little while and attacked when they knew the defenses were weaker.”
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It's no coincidence that the attack happened when Rick and the rest were away, the Wolves have been spying on the compound at least for a little while and attacked when they knew the defenses were weaker.”
I wondered during the first episode whether the flares might attract the wolves or other hostiles to Alexandria. They can't have been planning the attack for long as they would have known they'd be up against guns and would have been better picking off some of those on herd duty to get their guns to even it up a bit.
I think they are opportunists and expected it to be as easy as taking down Noah's estate that didn't even have proper walls. Probably saw the Inside out design of alexandrias wall and thought this bunch are defending against zombies not people so easy pickings.
I know the wall design gets some stick but has it been established the outer wall of the two is also support beams outside, as I think we may usually be seeing the inner wall that is a fair bit closer to camp than the outer one. Or maybe that't why they started on a third wall, to keep out humans too. On second thoughts maybe there is only one wall as we occasionally see zombies in what would be the gap if there were two. Just got the impression there was a safe zone between the two gates we saw when Ricky's group first turned up.
Originally Posted by simy:
“Why are people arguing about Season 5 stuff in the Season 6 thread?”
“Why are people arguing about Season 5 stuff in the Season 6 thread?”
Because things happening in season six are not entirely stand alone, but have some basis in what happened in season five?
Anybody could start a thread discussing the whole of WD if they want to, but I dont know if we need another thread.
I assumed that everyone reading this thread is interested in all seasons, but I may be wrong. It has happened before.
Originally Posted by knickerlesscage:
“I dont think it is as simple as him just behaving himself because he doesnt want to die. Im sure he doesnt want to beat his wife and children up either but he clearly has anger management issues and cannot control himself and needs (needed) help. Unfortunately for him he made himself into more of a liability/threat than an asset and in this new world ultimately he had to go someway or another - there is enough threat outside the walls without having to worry about him inside as well.”
“I dont think it is as simple as him just behaving himself because he doesnt want to die. Im sure he doesnt want to beat his wife and children up either but he clearly has anger management issues and cannot control himself and needs (needed) help. Unfortunately for him he made himself into more of a liability/threat than an asset and in this new world ultimately he had to go someway or another - there is enough threat outside the walls without having to worry about him inside as well.”
Denise is a psychiatrist, maybe she could have been helpfull. But she didn't seem very good at talking to people.
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