[TV] The Walking Dead - Page 451

On March 10 2015 08:09 zoLo wrote:
lol, Rick is so gonna cause shit in Alexandria all because of a woman.

On March 10 2015 08:12 GreenHorizons wrote:



What got to me was that he kept reaching for the stolen gun instead of the one they let him carry (maybe it's a show piece and not loaded?). I suppose it symbolizes that it's renegade Rick that wanted to pull the gun and not Sheriff Rick maybe?

I just took it that she was glad that Rick indulged her son's little game and was trying to fit in. But I did get a little creeped out when I saw it was an A, especially considering their history with Terminus. Not to mention that is was a scarlet A, as in the mark of an adulterer. Foreshadowing, maybe?

On March 10 2015 08:35 zoLo wrote:


Good catch.

Got this off another forum, and it's a good catch too.

On March 10 2015 13:40 Acrofales wrote:


I have no clue what the stamp is for, but all the adults seemed to have an A. And the walker had a W on his forehead. That is either foreshadowing or a red herring, but I have no clue what it foreshadows.

On March 10 2015 16:24 zoLo wrote:


It's quite obvious, to me at least, that the red A is primarily a reference to the scarlet letter. In this case, it's Rick and Jessie. From the beginning when they first met, there have been some flirty moves from her. Whether she does like Rick or she's just very friendly and sending mixed signals, which I doubt for the second part. Jessie's husband already seems sketchy from him sitting on the front porch with his face covered in the shadows to how he acted at Deanna's party in the latest episode. Also, she wasn't mad when Rick kissed her on the cheek either. She is shown smiling at Rick when he sees her and her husband walking.

I don't completely blame Rick for making the first move (he was drinking too). Like what the others in the group have stated, they've been out there for a very long time. Rick hasn't gotten a chance at happiness yet, so it makes sense to why he acted the way he did with Jessie. He sees her as a mother figure to Carl, and especially Judith. It doesn't hurt that she is attractive too. Not to mention Alexandria is the best thing the group has at a normal life. What I like so far is how this normal life is making some of the group members uneasy, paranoid, etc because it's so different to what they've been used to for some time.

On March 09 2015 16:22 killa_robot wrote:


Rick's bit is him fighting with his urge to simply take what he wants (like he's been doing while surviving), versus following how society works. Seems like his urges are winning.

Carol's bit was weird, yeah. Chocolate is her being greedy (and will obviously lead to them catching her), and the kid part didn't make a lot of sense. No need to give such an elaborate threat. Thing that bothered me most was the kid's acting though. Here's a nice friendly women threatening to kill you, and you stare blankly at her the entire time. No fear, no confusion, no anger; just blankly stare at her.