by Robbie Jones
Guys, I don’t want to alarm you, but something big has happened. I....I don’t know how to put it. I can’t even believe it yet. But it needs to be said, as it is a moment in history to be remembered. Brace yourselves.....
.....This week’s Walking Dead had a happy ending.
*world turns to havoc*
Guys, I don’t want to alarm you, but something big has happened. I....I don’t know how to put it. I can’t even believe it yet. But it needs to be said, as it is a moment in history to be remembered. Brace yourselves.....
.....This week’s Walking Dead had a happy ending.
*world turns to havoc*
But seriously, this week’s episode finally had a nice ending for our apocalyptic heroes. Not to mention it gave us another nail biting moment, as Glenn tried desperately to free Tara’s leg from that boulder as walkers got closer. But Abraham, Eugene and Rosita pull up and gun the walkers down. Even better, they had Bob, Sacha and Maggie in tow. Glenn is easily one of the best characters in the show, he has been since the first season. He’s one of the strongest, and one we all want to see have a happy ending. So seeing him and Maggie reunited was truly a lovely sight.
Now, let’s talk about Eugene....He’s very odd, isn’t he? He’s incredibly stubborn, ignorant, rude, awkward and a bit of an arsehole. But Abraham will do anything he says, just because he possibly knows how to stop the disease. We can tell from a mile off that this cure is going to be a dud, but Abraham is absolutely convinced. Now that they’ve reached Terminus, they’ll probably never leave for Washington. So where does that leave him? Will anyone tolerate him long enough? Something that has bugged me and my friend is the possibility that Eugene may suffer from a disease like Autism, yet we just can’t be sure. And I’m too scared to Google the comic book character in case of spoilers. But he has many mannerisms which could fall under such a condition, or one similar to it.
Now, let’s talk about Eugene....He’s very odd, isn’t he? He’s incredibly stubborn, ignorant, rude, awkward and a bit of an arsehole. But Abraham will do anything he says, just because he possibly knows how to stop the disease. We can tell from a mile off that this cure is going to be a dud, but Abraham is absolutely convinced. Now that they’ve reached Terminus, they’ll probably never leave for Washington. So where does that leave him? Will anyone tolerate him long enough? Something that has bugged me and my friend is the possibility that Eugene may suffer from a disease like Autism, yet we just can’t be sure. And I’m too scared to Google the comic book character in case of spoilers. But he has many mannerisms which could fall under such a condition, or one similar to it.
So, next week is the final episode. And it looks to be a serving of Rick, Carl and Michonne, with a hint of Daryl. It seems bad things are going to happen, with Rick looking almost catatonic, and several shots of Carl and Michonne fighting walkers by themselves. It’s the season finale....Anything could happen.
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