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weaver of the unseen
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Morales and Rick (Photo by Gene Page/AMC)
Conflict with the Saviors leads to unintended consequences for the Hilltop, the Kingdom, and Alexandria; morality proves tricky in wartime.
Conflict with the Saviors leads to unintended consequences for the Hilltop, the Kingdom, and Alexandria; morality proves tricky in wartime.
I see most of the saviours as unprofessional militia force, who weren't ever trained to fight a war against the living. Ezekiel the King is an interesting character because he believes in his mission and he gives hope to his people. And he has on his side one of Rick's most capable killers, Carol - the housewife.Ezekial was tempting fate far too much to get away unscathed. I just hope the tiger is okay.
I believe that in order to kill Morgan had let out the monster that he hid with the help of Dr Eastman. The loss of Benjamin made him to demolish all those wall he'd built to keep that monster away. So, when Jared ran, the chain-of-men only presented him a target and something for him to gain redemption.I don't like the direction they've taken Morgan at all. He was more interesting when he refused to kill. More annoying, too. But this mental Morgan, I just find unconvincing.
It has an end. Promise. But things with Negan tends to go over the top.This battle is never ending.
I agree, I'd feel safer letting the captured Saviours inside than I would Gregory.Big mistake letting Gregory back inside Hilltop. He'll be useless as a defender, and somebody is going to need to keep an eye on him.
They should have done this purge in the woods and not at the Hilltop.Pulling out the true believers and trouble makers and killing them on spot and treating the others overly nice would be a much better way to go.