"There is no more good. There is no more bad. This is how it is." - Chris
It's interesting that Ofelia chose to on her own into wilderness. It's a risky manouver that I wouldn't recommend anyone at the zombie apocalypse. Not, if you don't know how to move among the dead safely. If you get in a trouble, nobody's going to save you. You're on your own.
No second chances.
Not like the one Travis got, when Madison allowed him to step into the hotel. He was broken, when we saw him in the hills and he was no better afterwards. A civilised man would have taken a shower, get a meal and be done with it. Not him.
Instead he was harbouring guilt within his chest. A pain that couldn't be taken away. Just like it was with Strand after he'd lost his love. That same thing happened to Rick and whole lot of other people. But I didn't ever thought, he would be in the kill-list, like it was said.
Nobody's safe.
Nick, of all people have somehow understood that. It is as if he's playing by his intuition, and doing the right from the beginning. Maybe he's an image of his father. One, who could have survived in any situation as long as it had a meaning.
Marco has the people and the means to take out any survivor location he can find. But he doesn't have the numbers to survive the horde that's going to follow the event of hundreds survivors, casting out the American teens.
Not in the long run. Tijuana's population used to be around 1.31 million.
You don't have the a genius to understand that causing a ruckus equivalent of a rock concert, you're going to be noticed, by many dead. It just people doesn't understand that when the rage comes from deep hatred. Nobody understand the hell of living inside swamped streets than those who have been trapped inside one.
There really aren't that many people left in the world. And that is what makes Kirkman's world so appealing to me. It has darkness wrapped in a believable reality.
Travis just couldn't believe the cover story. He knew from his own darkness how far Chris was willing to go down that easily. It was the psycopath in him that won the day. No more pacifist. No more holding back the darkness.
The boys had to go. But what we don't know, if this is his signature MO.
So I will drop him back in the kill-list.