“I’m starting to like the guy,” said Carol. At the same time, trudging toward D-Day, Jesus proposed to Morgan that he use the pointy end of his stick for the dead and the blunt end for the living. Negan called dibs and warned that Gabriel’s prayer not to die a fruitless death wasn’t going to be answered. But he wasn’t going to get to kill his old friend. “Where does your faith go when you truly need it?” Eugene spat at the preacher. ‘I AMBUSH YOUR AMBUSH WITH AN EVEN BIGGER A-BUSH’ | Gabriel hadn’t gone 20 steps into the woods when he ran smack into a walker and was apprehended by Laura and Eugene, who threatened to shoot him on the spot. Meanwhile, at the roadblock, Morgan continued to be taunted, this week by a vision of Jared, who jeered that he couldn’t kill his way out of his torment. “And that is how we will get them.” When Laura swerved the car to avoid a walker, Gabriel seized his opportunity to make a break for it and threw himself out of the moving vehicle. (So much for “People are resources,” eh?) Once the AHK alliance had offed those guys, they’d believe that their intel had been correct, use the map left at the scene and come after Negan. The baddie had set up a roadblock crew of his own men as sacrifices. En route to the battlefield, Negan, like most supervillains, couldn’t resist explaining in detail his master plan - in his case, to Eugene and Gabriel. “More of a need-to thing,” replied the lily-livered mullethead. Did Eugene really to want to tag along to watch his old pals get gunned down? Negan asked. Not only that, but he had a loaded gun at the ready for the boss to try out on a makeshift Rick target and an idea about how the Saviors could minimize chaos with a firing-line style formation. ‘THE DEED IS DONE’ | At the Sanctuary, Eugene, in full-on office-manager mode, happily reported to Negan that his order had been filled. “We can’t go back,” he insisted, “so let’s just finish it.” “What does it matter if we spend whatever’s left keeping people alive?” Rick countered that they hadn’t lost everything, but Morgan wasn’t hearing it. They’d both crossed into that, Morgan suggested, because they’d lost everything - everything good, anyway. In response, Morgan said that he had to go, too, adding, “We are worse than we are, me and you.” He understood that Rick had had to give his word that he wouldn’t slaughter all those Savors that they’d slaughtered back at the bar. While Maggie made it clear to Alden that he and his pals weren’t part of their group, and would be staying behind when the AHK alliance marched into battle, Rick gently suggested to Morgan that he, um, not come with them, either.
Nearby, Morgan lost it worse than we’d ever seen, flipping over Alden and some other Savior captives’ return from clearing walkers by accidentally knocking Henry on his ass. In other words, Carl “died paying respects to a woman he never knew.” But then, Siddiq added, once they’re gone, “all that’s left of the people we lose… are their ideas.” (Cue Rick thinking, “A truce with Negan? Hmm.”) In the courtyard, Henry promised Carol that he wouldn’t run away again if she came back to the Kingdom after beating the Saviors that day.
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Siddiq explained that he’d told Carl his mother believed souls were trapped inside walkers, and to earn his trust, the boy had disregarded the danger to help him free some of those souls. The former, having so recently read his son’s dying missive, bit the bullet and asked how he’d gotten bitten. In present-day, Rick and Siddiq both just happened to be checking on Grace at the same time. ‘THANK YOU’ | As “Wrath” opened, Rick flashed momentarily back to his walks with little Carl.
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