The Walking Dead

Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
What if its Carol..?
Her behaviour is odd right now.
After a few months of inactivity she may be instigating, whilst also going behind parent's backs arguably endangering their children by making them into killers, (kids being kids, I can't see that ending well..."Mommmm Susie won't let me read that book/play with that toy!!!" *stabstabstab* "Mommmm Susie's deadddd" etc) She is covert and a bit obsessive/nutty right now.
Also with the whole "You're weak" thing too..enough to be suspected.

But if not then yeah, my vote is the Governor.

After this last ep I'm pretty sure it's Carol.

Though I don't think she did it out of malice, in her mind those two where a direct danger to the group (via spreading the sickness and then turning into zombies) and she neutralized that double threat as best she could with what she had at her disposal. Fire.

Though Rick better keep her away from the petrol and matches, least he wants to see an entire cell block go up in flames next.

But she killed them then dragged them out to where she then burned them. It might be mercy killing from her POV, but given that the cure is gonna be on its way..?
Its gonna be like Bones' backstory with his dad in ST V.
Only it wasn't him who pulled the plug: It was Carol without consulting anyone... and Tyreese doesn't have Sybok around to take his pain away.

We hadn't seen Tyreese's ladyfriend turn or anything, had we..?
Cause If not, Carol murdered her for having the flu.
And it looks like Carol spread the flu to the kids also.

Are you writing in stanzas?

Had no idea quite
what you meant
but now its clear
looked up on 'net

I didn't mean to
just went that way
What will Rick do?
Carol's end this day?

The cure wasn't yet on the way when Carol killed/burned the people(heck, it's not even on its way now.) That said, those people would have died, they would have become zombies, and they would have been killed by someone one way or another. Carol simply killed them before they got the chance to kill anyone else. T'was honestly the best and most level-headed decision I've ever seen her make.

Like someone else said, though: they'd better keep an eye on her, otherwise she'll waste Glenn(and co.) without thinking twice.

Exactly its the precedent set that was the issue, bigger picture wise.

Originally posted by Galan007
The cure wasn't yet on the way when Carol killed/burned the people(heck, it's not even on its way now.) That said, those people would have died, they would have become zombies, and they would have been killed by someone one way or another. Carol simply killed them before they got the chance to kill anyone else. T'was honestly the best and most level-headed decision I've ever seen her make.

Like someone else said, though: they'd better keep an eye on her, otherwise she'll waste Glenn(and co.) without thinking twice.

Screen Junkies was right when they said that the first half of each season is awesome and the second half sucks. If they're going this route with Carol, it'd be a great change of pace to not have Rick punish her, and not have her actually portrayed as an antagonist. Really ratchet up the questionable morals and ethical quandaries, instead of the flat-out "I'm a crazy bad guy! Grr!"

Originally posted by Galan007
The cure wasn't yet on the way when Carol killed/burned the people(heck, it's not even on its way now.) That said, those people would have died, they would have become zombies, and they would have been killed by someone one way or another. Carol simply killed them before they got the chance to kill anyone else. T'was honestly the best and most level-headed decision I've ever seen her make.

Like someone else said, though: they'd better keep an eye on her, otherwise she'll waste Glenn(and co.) without thinking twice.

Originally posted by Mindset
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Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Screen Junkies was right when they said that the first half of each season is awesome and the second half sucks. If they're going this route with Carol, it'd be a great change of pace to not have Rick punish her, and not have her actually portrayed as an antagonist. Really ratchet up the questionable morals and ethical quandaries, instead of the flat-out "I'm a crazy bad guy! Grr!"

Andrew Lincoln said, indicating Rick's state of mind, that [Rick] doesn't know who Carol is anymore. This implies that he has lost trust in her and may react to contain her or punish her if she becomes a danger to the group.

That being said, I'm not sure what she did was entirely wrong. We don't know if they were already near-dead or in a coma when she took them out. The EP on Talking Dead (when she wasn't being interrupted by Marilyn Manson) indicated that they were not.

I really hope it's not a straight-forward "You shouldna dun that" from Rick. I've liked his turn of trying to veer away from violence and leadership--something I think was ended too quickly this season. This could be a good opportunity to have a scenario of one person doing the wrong things for the right reasons (Carol) and another doing the right things for the wrong reasons (Tyrese, and his VENGEANCE!). Rick is caught somewhere in the middle. It'd be interesting.

Until Carl settles the whole thing by shooting someone.

Rick will go back to playing Farmville and the population will get smaller. Ideal situation. We can't remember half of those faces anymore anyways.

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Until Carl settles the whole thing by shooting someone.

Hopefully himself; in the face.

I like how George Romero turned down directing an episode of the show, Complaining that it's to much of a Soap Opera. I guess he forgot that he made, Diary of the Dead and Survival of the dead.

At his age, he probably forgot he has made movies at all.

lol @ Horhay Romero acting like he's too good for TWD, when most of his movies are complete shit. 👆

Goodbye, Carol.

Liked Tyrese and Michonne's exchange this episode.

Disappointed thus far.