To make matters a lot better in this situation, while Rick
and Beth are tending to baby Judy elsewhere, the eaten up man awakes as a
walker…so there’s two walkers loose. Glen and Maggie are up at the tower and Maggie
just wakes up. They share some tender moments before Glen goes down the tower
and Maggie keeps watch. Michonne takes her horse and is ready to make another
run and asks Rick and Carl if they want anything. Michonne takes off while Rick
and Carl go to the farm. They both notice that there’s a big herd of walkers
leaning on the fence. Rick and Carl go feed the pigs when Carl apologizes. He
then asks when he can get his gun back. They hear gunshots from the cell block.
Rick rushes as Daryl, Ty, and Sasha run out and go to the cell with Rick. Carl
opens the gate for Michonne to enter but a walker sneaks behind her. Two
walkers are on Michonne as she kicks them back. Carl gets out a rifle and
shoots one while Michonne kicks the other in the traps. Maggie rushes to help
Michonne and seal the gate.
Michonne rides back to the rescue. |
Hell breaks loose in the cells as men, women and kids are screaming
and scrambling to safety as walkers are on the loose and attacking. Rick, Daryl,
Sasha, Ty and Glen scramble to save the people and kill the walkers. Meanwhile,
Carol takes a man in the cell. The man is bitten in the arm and Carol creates a
tourniquet. After everything quiets down, the crew make sure that all the cells
are checked and that all the walkers (and dead humans) are bashed in the brain.
The man in the cell Carol is tending to asks Carol to watch over his two little
girls since they have no one else because he sees how Carol looks after the
kids like “they are her own”. Carol grabs the girls so they can say goodbye.
New threats are exposed in the once safe cell. |
Rick notices a walker in the cell and stabs it. But…there
was blood down his mouth as if he choked in his own blood. They noticed it on a
walker outside and on Patrick too. A couple more men come in (doctors I assume)
and observe that the walkers had a serious illness before they died and are all
exposed to this mysterious virus. Meanwhile, the two girls, Lizzy and Mika, cry as they see
their dying father in the cell. Lizzy grabs her dad’s hand. “Take care
of your sister,” the dad whispers before taking a final breath. Lizzy volunteers to stick the knife to the side of his head so he won’t turn but
she begins hyperventalating. The girls cling onto each other and cry as Carol
finally ends it for them.
Rick goes out to check on Michonne, Maggie and Carl. He
breaks the news to Carl that Patrick was killed and that he was a good kid. But
Rick warns them that they have to remain a good distance so they don’t exposed
to this virus. Carol, Daryl, Glen, Hershel and Sasha discuss this mysterious
virus and how to resolve this issue. But before they can come to a serious
conclusion, they hear Karen severely cough in the hallway. The crew goes out
and see Karen and Ty. They tell the two that Karen may be exposed to the virus
and that she needs to be placed in a separate cell where they would treat her
as best as they could. Hershel wants to conduct another meeting later for a
solution. Carol is concerned about the girls and their well-being.
Carol and the girls are outside in the yard. Carol tells
Lizzy that they have to talk about what happened. Carol tells her that their
dad told Carol she is in charge and that Lizzy “lost her nerve” back at the
cell and her life relied on her acting and not hesitating. “He’s dead…he’s dead…why
did we kill him?” Lizzy cries as she runs away. “She’s messed up, she’s not
weak,” Mika tells Carol. Meanwhile,
Daryl (wearing gloves and a bandana) is digging up more graves. Rick stops by
to check on him. Daryl thanks Rick for all he has done for the screw. Rick
admits he “screwed up too many times” and how he almost lost his boy. Daryl
said he earned his time away to recollect. But before they can talk more,
Maggie yells out for them. The outside fence is caving in. Rick and Darly joins
her, Glen, Ty and Sasha as they slaughter the walkers.
Daryl covering himself from the mystery virus (Huffington Post) |
Beth is in a cell wrapping up Michonne’s ankle. Michonne
regrets “being so stupid” and how Maggie and Carl should’ve left her or they
could’ve gotten hurt. “When you care about people, hurt is part of the package,”
Beth said. As Beth finishes wrapping up, baby Judy starts crying. This
obviously strikes a nerve with a stoic Michonne. “Does she always cry like
that?” Michonne asks, looking away with tears in her eyes. “She probably picks
up on other people’s feelings,” Beth suggests as she picks her up.
While the crew is out at the fence killing walkers, Sasha is
appalled at finding the dead rats and demands who has been feeding them. Before
she can get an answer, the fence begins falling. Rick tells Daryl to get the
truck because he has an idea.
Back in the prison, Carl is hammering a cross for Patrick’s
grave, even though Patrick was an atheist. Carol checks in and tells Carl about
training the kids to use weapons and how she kept it a secret because some of
the parents would disapprove. Carl says that he doesn’t want to lie to Rick but
Carol assures him that he’s not lying to Rick, he’s just not telling.
Ultimately, Carl feels it’s none of his business and that it should be between
Carol and Rick.
As Michonne does situps, Beth is singing to a quiet Judy.
But then Judy begins crying and spits up food at Beth. Beth rushes to Michonne
as Michonne reluctantly holds Judy so Beth can clean off. Michonne’s lip
trembles and tears fall down her face as she holds Judy close to her. Beth
notices and just lets Michonne have her space.
Outside, Maggie opens the gates as Daryl rides a trick with
Rick on the trailer and they drive on the field. Daryl makes a stop to distract
the walkers in their way. Rick gets out a pig, slashes part of its skin and
drops it in the field for the walkers to eat. Rick does this a few more times,
dropping off a couple more pigs and slashing them to the side. The pigs are
used as bait to distract the walkers away from the fence while Sasha and Glen
try to lift it up.
The Counsel pondering what to do with a new threat (examiner.com) |
On the other side of the prison, Carol is talking to the
girls about the walkers. Carol mentions to Lizzy that she didn’t mind that the
walker called “Nick” had died. Carol is trying to expose Lizzy to death and the
walkers as a way of desensitizing her (at least, that’s what it looks like).
Back at the pig pen, as Rick is tearing it down, Carl tells
Rick that Carol has been teaching the kids weapons in secret. Rick thanks Carl
for telling him and Rick mentions that he won’t say anything or stop her. Rick
lights a match and burns down the pen. He then opens up a toolbox and gives
Carl back his pistole. Rick holsters up himself and takes his trusty colt. He
then takes off his blood-soaked shirt and throws it in.He looks on and sees
more walkers pressed up against the fence, wondering what is next in their
bleak reality.
Ty walks to Karen’s cell with a boquet of dandelions…only to
see her body is missing and there is a big trail of blood. Ty turns on the
lights and follows the trail. It leads him out back to the courtyard and before
him, lies two bodies that were doused with gasoline and lit on fire…on of the
bodies being that of Karen…
Janes Notes: Um, wow, this was a pretty squeamish episode for me and it hasn't been that way for me since the TJ/Lori death episode. This was an intense one for sure...you got kids involved eating people and making more walkers...kids losing parents...the walkers are growing by the numbers and threatening the prison yard perimeter...aaaaaaaand now it looks like we have a new virus that mother nature is throwing into the mix. I can't say much on that since well, it's mother nature.
Call me cray-cray but I think the Governor is behind the murders. He knows where the prison is at. He's not one of those people that busts in but waits, waits and waits for the buildup, getting rid of anything interfering and then when the occasion calls for it, he strikes back in a ginormous way. That's his MO. Chances are, he found more henchmen, promised them a place of sanctuary (the prison) but instead of just attacking it, being sneaky about it is the best way to go. Dude is a villainous asshole but he's also super sharp.
Quite note, the piggies being used as bait upset me the most in the episode.
I don't know...who do you think is behind the rat feeding and murders? Are they correlated at all? (I think they are)
Follow me on Twitter @janespringfield
Janes Notes: Um, wow, this was a pretty squeamish episode for me and it hasn't been that way for me since the TJ/Lori death episode. This was an intense one for sure...you got kids involved eating people and making more walkers...kids losing parents...the walkers are growing by the numbers and threatening the prison yard perimeter...aaaaaaaand now it looks like we have a new virus that mother nature is throwing into the mix. I can't say much on that since well, it's mother nature.
Call me cray-cray but I think the Governor is behind the murders. He knows where the prison is at. He's not one of those people that busts in but waits, waits and waits for the buildup, getting rid of anything interfering and then when the occasion calls for it, he strikes back in a ginormous way. That's his MO. Chances are, he found more henchmen, promised them a place of sanctuary (the prison) but instead of just attacking it, being sneaky about it is the best way to go. Dude is a villainous asshole but he's also super sharp.
Quite note, the piggies being used as bait upset me the most in the episode.
I don't know...who do you think is behind the rat feeding and murders? Are they correlated at all? (I think they are)
Follow me on Twitter @janespringfield
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