AMC's The Walking Dead

She also painted the W on her forehead with blood.

So when all that happened at Alexandria, the walkers are still coming, right? Or once the horn stopped, were Rick and the crew able to send them back down the road?

 

I think they're still coming. And I'm so excited

 

When Morgan walked into that house at the end, I thought for a moment it was the one with the woman Carol had instructed to shoot anybody who came through the door. But yeah, the Arlingtonians are pretty useless.

 

I'm sure next week's episode will be Rick and company trying to thin out the herd a bit, but yeah, I think most of the walkers are going to attack Alexandria.

Edit: Whoops. Fixed to reflect the correct name.

 

I thought the same thing.

 

So couldn't Darryl and Sasha just lay on their horns and draw the herd back?

And this was mentioned in 'Talking Dead' but I thought about it during the episode as well: Is Enid with the Wolves?
When she is talking with Carl, she says the place is too large to defend. She says 'There are too many blind spots, that's how we ...' and then Carl cut her off.
Was she an advance scout? Maybe that's why she kept leaving the compound, to share intel.

 

That certainly seems like a possibility.

I do wonder why a they couldn't just use their own horns to get the herd back on track. They are closer. Just seems odd that the entire herd would ignore the food right in front of them for a loud noise off in the distance.

 

Wasn't she at the compound before the gang got there? Didn't the Wolves only discover the place after they found that dropped backpack? The Wolves also don't really seem like a "scouting report" type of group.

 

The only question I had about last night's episode concerned the walker in the truck. Was he placed in there beforehand or are people turning really quickly now?

 

The assumption about the walker in the truck is the guy in the tower killed him instantly. And then the truck crashed and kept him blocked in for a bit before he got out. So it wasnt as soon as possible, probably like 10 minutes.

 

That would be damn quick for somebody to turn, though they have always played around with how long it takes, basically making it whatever period of time works in the scene.

 

It's Alexandria, not Arlington.