The Walking Dead "The Walking Dead" General Stuff & Thaaaangs Thread - - Part 11

[Schlosser85]

So, the great debate ends....how the **** is "Negan" actually, definitively pronounced?

 

[Iron_Stark]

Morgan #WolfLivesMatter. Eff off.

Spoiler

so I assume the Saviors just take Daryl's stuff and not necessarily capture them, because there have been BTS pics of them with Jesus.

 

[Broseph44]

So, the great debate ends....how the **** is "Negan" actually, definitively pronounced?

I didn't know there was a debate?

 

[Schlosser85]

I didn't know there was a debate?

I always mentally said "Nay-gin", but apparently it's "Knee-gan" or "Knee-gin"?

 

[Elevator Man]

I thought it was a good episode with some very tense moments, but lacked closure for a mid-season finale.

This half of the season (aside from the flashbacks in “First Time Again&#8221 is only two days following the different perspectives of Rick‘s group. Nothing much really happened. Felt mostly like a set up for things to come.

 

[Broseph44]

I always said it as "knee-gehn" I didn't know there was so much confusion with how to say it haha

 

[Schlosser85]

Now I wonder if when I watch it on Netflix tomorrow, I'm gonna get to see that extra scene or not.

 

[Great Cthulhu]

Now I wonder if when I watch it on Netflix tomorrow, I'm gonna get to see that extra scene or not.

[YT]DJ6XKY2suvI[/YT]

 

[squeekness]

[YT]DJ6XKY2suvI[/YT]

Thanks.

 

[Elevator Man]

About the whole Morgan/Carol/Wolf predicament. I think Carol is just as much to blame for the Wolf escaping. Morgan had everything under control until Carol found out he was holding that Wolf captive. Morgan wanted to resolve the Wolf situation with Carol after the herd situation was resolved. But her head injury and bloodthirst for the Wolf’s life, which I understand b/c he‘s a threat to the group, clouded her mind. The Wolf saw an opportunity to escape during Morgan and Carol’s confrontation. And he took it. Before their confrontation he seemed to be devising a way to escape but Carol and Morgan made it easier for him.

 

[Broseph44]

It's still Morgan's fault in the end. He didn't kill any of them and let a bunch go. Just dumb.

 

[Great Cthulhu]

Spoiler

If the Saviors take everything from Daryl, Sasha and Abraham, does that mean the Rocket Launcher is going to belong to Negan as well?

 

[Leenie]

It's Morgan's fault, because

1. His pacifism put everyone else at risk.

2. He kept the Wolf a secret ... A very sneaky and downright dishonest action.

3. Morgan let those other Wolves go ... The same Wolves that almost killed Rick a few episodes ago. I don't blame Carol for not trusting his actions.

4. If Carol could just do her business, then that Wolf wouldn't have knocked Morgan out and there wouldn't be a hostage situation. End of story.

 

[Great Cthulhu]

Spoiler TV just Tweeted this...

 

[Jason Kane]

It's Morgan's fault, because

1. His pacifism put everyone else at risk.

2. He kept the Wolf a secret ... A very sneaky and downright dishonest action.

3. Morgan let those other Wolves go ... The same Wolves that almost killed Rick a few episodes ago. I don't blame Carol for not trusting his actions.

4. If Carol could just do her business, then that Wolf wouldn't have knocked Morgan out and there wouldn't be a hostage situation. End of story.

Ugh, I despise what the writing staff's doing with Morgan. If this was worth him bringing him back for, I'd rather Tyreese be kept alive longer. At least he wouldn't clap back at Carol and let her get on with the killing

 

[Elevator Man]

Morgan kept the captive Wolf a secret from Rick and his group b/c he knew Rick would execute him on sight. Morgan let his guard down by protecting the Wolf from Carol. I think Carol made that situation worse. Morgan was going to settle the problem with Carol after the herd situation was resolved, which was a more pressing matter compared to the captive Wolf, who was tied up and couldn’t go anywhere. After knocking Morgan out with his bo staff he then took Carol's knife to cut himself loose and held Denise hostage.

 

[Elevator Man]

Before Carol tricked Morgan with flicking off the lights. He briefly left his bo staff behind before looking down stairs. She could've knocked him out with it and proceeded to kill the Wolf. Instead of shoving Morgan aside.

 

[Leenie]

Call me cold and calculating, but if Morgan told Rick about the Wolf and Rick killed him on sight, then Morgan still gets to live his life the way he wants. He wouldn't get his hands dirty; Rick would.

I still don't see how or why Morgan would keep that guy a secret. Oh, I know why: Because his motivations are self-centered. At least Carol has the group in mind when she does something that's considered to be morally gray or immoral.

 

[Elevator Man]

Trust me I understand and agree with Carol about getting rid of the Wolf, but I understand why Morgan'wants to live by his code. It's how he copes with his PTSD, it rehabilitated him, and brought back his humanity

 

[Leenie]

Morgan is obviously a character who lives in absolutes. I totally get why he personally does not want to kill ... But he has to be smarter about it.

 

[Lead Cenobite]

I see Morgan as an extreme example of not letting the harsh conditions of the world change someone. He wants to live above the violence no matter how difficult it makes things.

 

[vanson]

in that preview all the bikers are standing so neatly together in one spot.. Abraham should just blast one rpg in the middle of them when they hand over the weapons..

 

[Teelie]

We don't know how many if any are in the woods though. There could be a dozen or more just waiting.

Also at this point I don't know if it is a good idea or a bad idea for them to go on a break until February. The pace has slowed considerably and some of the stupid choices made have started to put me off the show. Either a prolonged break to regain interest in it will help or it will help me decide I can't tolerate their drawing out this chapter at such a snail's pace and quit.

 

[Rowsdower!]

It's Morgan's fault, because

1. His pacifism put everyone else at risk.

2. He kept the Wolf a secret ... A very sneaky and downright dishonest action.

3. Morgan let those other Wolves go ... The same Wolves that almost killed Rick a few episodes ago. I don't blame Carol for not trusting his actions.

4. If Carol could just do her business, then that Wolf wouldn't have knocked Morgan out and there wouldn't be a hostage situation. End of story.

And he didn't even restrain him very well at all. To be honest, I'm surprised the guy didn't escape already. He just binded his f***ing hands? Seriously?

 

[Rowsdower!]

in that preview all the bikers are standing so neatly together in one spot.. Abraham should just blast one rpg in the middle of them when they hand over the weapons..

Of they could have just floored it and tried to mow them all down. It might not have worked, but it makes more sense to me than getting out and making yourself even more vulnerable.