Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
This resonates with Carl, obviously,Spoiler:
and to be fair that kid was warned. Should have put his gun down. And didn't. I see Hershal didnt tell Rick THAT part...
* actually, what i saw was that
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the kid was on the act of putting his gun down slowly, and Carl just killed him...
Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
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Andrea's death was sad. She got less irritating, I thought, in spite of her frustrating inaction against the governor and she was another reminder in death of the repeated theme of "if you don't take care of this danger now, it'll come back and kill you" that has be prevalent all though the series..This resonates with Carl, obviously,
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and to be fair that kid was warned. Should have put his gun down. And didn't. I see Hershal didnt tell Rick THAT part...
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Jody (the kid) was giving up his gun. He was handing it to Carl, not putting it on the ground, which I find as a reasonable thing for him to do. Hershel did tell Rick that. Rick went to Carl and asked him if the kid was "giving up his gun", which he very clearly was.
Originally posted by Rikudo sennin
Am I the only one that was sad?
What were you sad about?
The only parts I can think of that I was sad about...
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Milton dying was unfortunate and he did his death scene well, there was sadness there.Not much sadness for Andrea, though. There wasn't much to feel sad for there, in my opinion. There wasn't much to relate with.
She completely abandoned the only friend she's had and the person she spent the past seven (think it was seven) months with for a guy she was interested in.
She completely ignored the heads in the aquariums (which included human heads, not just walker heads. Also totally ignored his walker daughter pet. ...Also had no issue with the man-to-man fights with walkers on chains surrounding them.
Maybe I'm being too harsh, though, which is very possible.
Looking forward to next season.
As to Carl and the incident, dude should have just dropped the shotty to the side. Yes, please inch your weapon closer to me in a way that makes it easy for you to turn it and take my face off at close range.
The raid was a little iffy, though I suppose realistic in that it's one thing to take down shamblers and another to take down live targets who are returning fire at you.
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Originally posted by -Pr-
I honestly thought she went out like a chump. One hand and two legs free and she still gets bit?
What annoyed me the most was how much time she wasted starring at Milton to see if he was reanimating. I would say more than half the time we saw her just starring/checking and doing nothing. And then when he finally moves, she is like "oh shit, I better act quickly now".
Originally posted by Galan007
Even though I phucking LOVE that Andrea is dead, I'm very surprised they killed her... Yet another huge difference from the comics, I guess.Also not sure why Rick wants to shelter a bunch of women, children and geriatrics..? He can barely keep his original(and much smaller) group alive.
I don't think that Rick necessarily wants to, more so than he feels it's the right thing to do. It'd be beyond cruel to leave them all in Woodbury to their own devices. It's like that group in season 1 who was looking after the residents of the old age home.
Originally posted by Ascendancy
Looking forward to next season.As to Carl and the incident, dude should have just dropped the shotty to the side. Yes, please inch your weapon closer to me in a way that makes it easy for you to turn it and take my face off at close range.
The raid was a little iffy, though I suppose realistic in that it's one thing to take down shamblers and another to take down live targets who are returning fire at you.
I think the guy just didn't want to make any sort of sudden movements, so I get him slowly trying to give it to them. A gun pointed at your face might freeze you a bit, I guess.
I also found the raid to be pretty realistic. The people the Governor brought with him weren't military material. They were just regular people with probably little to no military training. Once something actually happened, they freaked and ran. If they were military-grade men like Martinez, I don't think Rick's group would have had any chance with such a large group.
Originally posted by Lord Lucien
She had one hand free and both legs. She could have thrust Milton back away from her. I think she wanted to die. Knew she couldn't bear to live in a world without anymore sadistic psychos to f*ck.
This.
Well the zombies are quite strong. And Milton being a fresh corpse, it would have been be hard to crack his skull and into his brain like the other decaying ones. She didn't have anything sharp either. It's not that easy to bash someone's skull in with a small object. Also, she may be able to take down a zombie easily with a gun or knife, but using pure strength, she may not be as adept at it.
That and she probably hasn't had food or water, real sleep or rest for however long shes been strapped in there (I'm guessing 2 days). She would've been understandably weak.
I'm actually surprised she managed to take him down.