Shes got to go....I couldnt sleep around her and they have another kid...

They're moving this story along way too slowly

Though when Lizzie pointed the gun at Carol.
(My thought was Carol was going to get shot and Tyreese was going to kill Lizzie having the table turn on him to do what needed to do to protect everyone. Very much what Carol did in the Prison to Tyreese's girlfriend. Then to have them both understand each other's reason for doing what they did.)

NOW THAT WAS DRAMA!!!

Swampies said:

ter·mi·nus
ˈtərmənəs/
noun
1.
a final point in space or time; an end or extremity.
"the exhibition's terminus is 1962"
2.
BRIT.
the end of a railroad or other transportation route, or a station at such a point; a terminal.


If you haven't looked it up!

3. BRITT. The end of a career, final point in New England, end of knee extremity's. The walking dead WR.(aka Danario disease).

Look at the flowers!

she was on Tyrese's back - yeah that was not a unicorns and rainbows episode lol - at least now the story can move forward

I think the timing of the confession was key to Tyrese forgiving so quickly.... Carol had just put down Lizzy (Doing what they knew had to be done), and I think that may have helped him understand that with Karen, she was simply doing the same thing...

Great episode

I think the two girls were meant to be symbolic of good and evil, and that this was foreshadowing.

Neither good nor bad lives.

There is no right or wrong way to live, they all end the same way. I'm gonna play off of Swampies' definition of terminus...I think they will all be terminated at terminus.

That's a really dark scenario, but honestly I think it would be better writing than "oh hey guys I found a cure!"

I am hoping they touch on this battle of right and wrong (or good and bad) more..I've always thought that TWD was a little shy on meaning and symbolism..but I think that the writers could be signaling that the story was never about the zombies or surviving. It is about a constant battle of the human conscious..does morality come before survival? Is justice more important than life? Do you look out for others or yourself, and in the end does it even matter?

I could see the entire show ending on a scene where rick (or Carl maybe...probably rick though) is dying, but, reflecting back he sees all the people he helped along the way and it's like "that's all anyone could ever ask you to do" and he dies content with his life.

Haha that's probably WAY off, so I'll apologize for that. But I haven't read the comments so I'm just thinking out loud!

emurrell17 said:

Great episode

I think the two girls were meant to be symbolic of good and evil, and that this was foreshadowing.

Neither good nor bad lives.

There is no right or wrong way to live, they all end the same way. I'm gonna play off of Swampies' definition of terminus...I think they will all be terminated at terminus.

That's a really dark scenario, but honestly I think it would be better writing than "oh hey guys I found a cure!"

I am hoping they touch on this battle of right and wrong (or good and bad) more..I've always thought that TWD was a little shy on meaning and symbolism..but I think that the writers could be signaling that the story was never about the zombies or surviving. It is about a constant battle of the human conscious..does morality come before survival? Is justice more important than life? Do you look out for others or yourself, and in the end does it even matter?

I could see the entire show ending on a scene where rick (or Carl maybe...probably rick though) is dying, but, reflecting back he sees all the people he helped along the way and it's like "that's all anyone could ever ask you to do" and he dies content with his life.

Haha that's probably WAY off, so I'll apologize for that. But I haven't read the comments so I'm just thinking out loud!

emurrell17 said:

Sorry for the long comment^

I was also surprised that carol was the one to kill Tyreese's bae. All signs pointed to it being Liz? Oh well.

what ? Why are you apologizing I think we all love to hear everyone's reasoning on how or why things are happening and the longer the better! I agree about your description of the good and evil between the two girls as they are symbols of who or what can survive in today world. Looking at Tyreese he's truly good at heart and would have been unable to do what Carol needed to do which was to kill Lizzy. Does being good make you weak? Does being evil make you strong? It's this constant battle that keeps getting thrown in their faces and which one will win. The definition of Terminus is the actual definition of what that word means by the way. It's the end of a railroad and I see it being used as either the end of the line for some to be terminated or being just a station to their next destination which will be Washington. While they gather up a new group of people to continue on with the Sargents original mission which was to help get scientist word out on how he knows how this all started.