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weaver of the unseen
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"Oh my days..." that's what my stepson would say as this episode rocked.
Big time.
I'm not lying.
Tension was creeping higher and higher every minute until the point when the group set for a dinner at Hershel's farm. And then as a pudding, they delivered the biggest secret by ... revealing the barn being full of walkers.
Yes, not everything is right in the paradise, and as always in these sort of places, the safety is just an illusion. And you as a survivor cannot relax your guard for a minute. Not unless you make it absolutely sure that the ground is secure and even then - in the world full of walkers - someone has to stay on guard.
So, I guess we are going to see soon Rick's gang lifting the foot from the clutch and setting their sights for something safer (a prison and hopefully before that, a certain gated community).
What I really liked in this episode was to see Andrea on top of RV, holding a rifle and her famous hat. Rick getting more latched to the world of yesterday. Dale providing fatherly advice to younger people, namely to Glenn. Lori becoming even more paranoid, while Carol accepts the loss of her child and ... Daryl ... where can I begin?
Well, maybe from those "Oh my days..." moments and without spoiling the whole episode allow me to ask: How can he survive against all those odds?
Big time.
I'm not lying.
Tension was creeping higher and higher every minute until the point when the group set for a dinner at Hershel's farm. And then as a pudding, they delivered the biggest secret by ... revealing the barn being full of walkers.
Yes, not everything is right in the paradise, and as always in these sort of places, the safety is just an illusion. And you as a survivor cannot relax your guard for a minute. Not unless you make it absolutely sure that the ground is secure and even then - in the world full of walkers - someone has to stay on guard.
So, I guess we are going to see soon Rick's gang lifting the foot from the clutch and setting their sights for something safer (a prison and hopefully before that, a certain gated community).
What I really liked in this episode was to see Andrea on top of RV, holding a rifle and her famous hat. Rick getting more latched to the world of yesterday. Dale providing fatherly advice to younger people, namely to Glenn. Lori becoming even more paranoid, while Carol accepts the loss of her child and ... Daryl ... where can I begin?
Well, maybe from those "Oh my days..." moments and without spoiling the whole episode allow me to ask: How can he survive against all those odds?
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