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Yeah really. Open gate. No guards. No mass quantities of people. Plenty of meat on grill. Bad sign.
Also, they need to get my girl Tara some high tops or ankle braces. That's the second time she's hurt one with barely a touch. She might as well be wearing heels.
Yeah. Everything on the way into Terminus is set up to get people to put their guard down. Flowers, vegetables, clean clothes, food, etc. Something "Cultish" about this. The preview for next weeks had soundbytes of recordings that mimick George Orwell's 1984. "Conform.....Work....Follow....."
Yeah really. Open gate. No guards. No mass quantities of people. Plenty of meat on grill. Bad sign.
Also, they need to get my girl Tara some high tops or ankle braces. That's the second time she's hurt one with barely a touch. She might as well be wearing heels.
After experiencing "society," I'm surprised Daryl would fall in with a bunch of brutes. Maybe it's just my line of thinking, but being a part of a group in a post-apocalyptic world isn't just about survival but also about having some semblance of civilized society.
Seriously, I suspect it might be a hippie mind-control commune. I may know some of those people from the 60s/70s. That Mary person seemed to be wearing a colorful tie-dyed top.
Well, it could happen. heeheehee
p.s. For those who do not watch The Talking Dead we were told that Andrew Lincoln (Rick) will be the guest on the show next week.
Yes it did have a cult vibe to it. Daryl's group's leader seemed to know about it "being a lie". I wonder if they had been there and left or just his gut feeling.
No spoilers!!!!! I only know exactly what you are getting at because people didn't use spoilers.
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