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Location: Born & Raised DC > Carolinas > Seattle > Denver
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Originally Posted by cassy1
Was the guy who opened the gate and turned on the sirens the same one that Rick locked outside?
Yes.
It's funny, because after Rick locked him outside, you could hear the blood-curdling screams as if he was being ripped to bits. I guess somehow he escaped, which I found to be kinda cheesy. But whatever LOL.
Location: Born & Raised DC > Carolinas > Seattle > Denver
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I thought that also, but at least it leaves us knowing the two prisioners who are left are not crazy like that.
I agree. I actually felt really bad for them when they locked them outside. I understand the group's point of view, but for some reason I just didn't get the vibe like those two were threats anybody.
The one prisoner was talking about how sure they're not perfect, but they aren't killers by any means. Hell, Daryl even said he could have been in jail with them.
That is my thoughts but am hearing something else, maybe wishing from others? The thing is that Hershel could not have done any different, he did not have the medication to put her out.
In the previews they showed, it looked like the Gov was getting bit. Did anyone else notice that?
I also watched a preview on AMC's website and it showed Glen digging a grave and then he tells the prisoners that he needs 2 more. I wonder who the 3rd is for?
I don't think they would bury the prisoner next to their loved ones since he is responsible for T-dogs and Lori's deaths.
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