Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you hear Enid slip with the "we". She was definitely a spy for the wolves.

when was this? I didn't get that vibe at all.

Carl orders Enid to stay in the house and help him protect Judith. Then there is this exchange:

Carl: "did you see them?"

Enid: "they're just people. This place is too big to protect. There are too many blind spots. That's how we were able to- "

Carl (interrupts, and seems to not have even heard what she's saying): "they got in the walls, and they're going to die.... All of them."

I'm guessing that Enid realizes that "all of them" includes her, and that she's just got to go.

hmm, I see what you mean but I think you could also interpret that as "that's how we were able to sneak off," referencing that time they ended up making out in the tree, but that she was cut off before getting the whole sentence out. I have a hard time buying her as a wolf because they all seemed so insane and cult-like, I don't think you can just turn that on and off. Perhaps she wanted to join the group, and was trying to show them her loyalty- obviously she doesn't have the W on her head yet.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you hear Enid slip with the "we". She was definitely a spy for the wolves.

when was this? I didn't get that vibe at all.

Carl orders Enid to stay in the house and help him protect Judith. Then there is this exchange:

Carl: "did you see them?"

Enid: "they're just people. This place is too big to protect. There are too many blind spots. That's how we were able to- "

Carl (interrupts, and seems to not have even heard what she's saying): "they got in the walls, and they're going to die.... All of them."

I'm guessing that Enid realizes that "all of them" includes her, and that she's just got to go.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you hear Enid slip with the "we". She was definitely a spy for the wolves.

when was this? I didn't get that vibe at all.

She said it when she was talking to Carl. And then she basically runs away. I think she joined up with the Wolves to Just Survive Somehow (thus the title of this episode and all the JSS initials she put everywhere).

Anonymous wrote:Did you hear Enid slip with the "we". She was definitely a spy for the wolves.

when was this? I didn't get that vibe at all.

Did you hear Enid slip with the "we". She was definitely a spy for the wolves.

Anonymous wrote:Holy S**T!! Tonight's episode was amazing! Easily one of my favorites!

I agree! Definitely one of the best. My heart was beationg out of my chest. How badass is Carol?
Carol for president!

Holy S**T!! Tonight's episode was amazing! Easily one of my favorites!

Anonymous wrote:I bet the hornblower is Ron, son of the alcoholic wife beater Rick shot in the face...

I double down on my bet - the hornblower is Ron, son of the dead wife beater.

Carol is awesome playing the sweet cookie baker. Sometimes in real life I have to play the same role. State an opinion, and play meek and quiet.

Anonymous wrote:I was so glad to see puppy-eyes guy get his face eaten. I just couldn't stand that scared you're-going-to-hit-me face one episode longer.

What?! I adore Ethan Embry! Sad to see him go.

Also, check out Vulcan Materials Co. quarry on Industrial Drive, just northwest of the mixing bowl. Don't know if the little residential community right next to it is technically Alexandria, but it looks more like the homes in the Walking Dead than Old Town does, and it's just out of the way enough that people who live there probably want to say they live in alexandria, even if they don't.

I was so glad to see puppy-eyes guy get his face eaten. I just couldn't stand that scared you're-going-to-hit-me face one episode longer.

Anonymous wrote:I guess maybe she wasn't filmed reading it but the others claimed it was her comic

I think the reference to the wolf fight comic is just a foreshadowing, not about the girl.