AMC's The Walking Dead

Old Town, Del Ray, or Huntington?

 

Old Town. Though if they put it in Arlington, the Rosslyn Metro could come into play, which would be an interesting twist.

 

Guess I was confused by all the people they are burying.

 

Too many wooded areas on the show. I bet it's really Lorton.

 

That's a quality zinger, Ace.

 

Enid isn't a Wolf. She's just a scared teen that lost her parents and looks to "just survive somehow" (JSS)
The horde will probably be thinned, but still waaay too many and it will tear shit up for a while.

 

What Enid said during her conversation with Carl is the reason I question. JSS could be the reason she joined the Wolves, to survive.

I'm not convinced, but I'm suspicious.

 

I took it as she lost her parents in such a tragic way she wanted to say good-bye before she or Carl was killed. And if she got too close to him, by staying, then if he ended up dying she would have to relive her parents deaths all over. So instead of getting closer to him, she bolted after the attack.

 

Buck's theory makes sense. Also, isn't she the one who left the gate open? They showed that shot of her outside the gate walking in and later, Morgan chases the Wolves out of the open gate.

I assumed upthread that it was her who was blowing that horn, so I guess I'm just skeptical of her.

 

Her at the gate was in the past, showing how she came to live in Alexandria. That scene was set a few weeks prior to Rick's and Co.'s arrival.
I don't believe they ever showed how the gate was opened. My guess is lack of guards on duty let the Wolves get the drop on the "B-team" of Alexandria.

 

Not that part. She told Carl the place couldn't last and then said 'It's too big to defend. They're are too many blind spots. That's how we ...' and then Carl cut her off.

Maybe she and her parents were in a similar situation, which is how they ended up on the road during the flashback.

But she clearly understands fortifications, defenses and attack strategy. And the line 'That's how we ...' is what got me thinking.

 

What's up with the pictures they found in the bag of the compound and the wall. Who took those?