The Walking Dead has reached an emotional peak revealing who killed the saviors

Spoilers below for the latest episode of The Walking Dead.

With the presumed death of Rick Grimes waiting in The dead who walkShitbird Saviors viewers could not be expected to be targeted by a mysterious killer. However, the drama of the AMC has reached emotional heights rarely revealed when it revealed the perpetrators of the old villains' hunt. It turns out that Oceanside women were killing specific saviors responsible for killing their loved ones during the genocide organized by Simon.

"Warning Signs" clearly aimed to put an end to this case, the characters having spent much of the episode to suspect and blame others. (Driving to Anne's big helicopter.) But the same day, Arat disappeared, Daryl and Maggie discover that Cyndie was close to her last act of revenge.

The Saviors not only killed Cyndie's mother, but Arat herself was responsible for a particularly heinous act. She murdered Cyndie's brother right in front of the already afflicted girl, but only after having forced her to beg for the life of her younger brother. Arat repeated the harsh affirmation she had given Cyndie at the time of emotional brutality: "No exceptions". If I could have touched Arat by my TV screen, I would have done it.

Although we did not hear stories as poignant as those of other Oceanside women, it openly implied that everyone shared Cyndie's torment. Sydney Park was quite exceptional during the scene, giving Cyndie a much wider reach than the one we had seen so far. All in all, this is probably the most moving moment of the Oceanside live scene, and one of the most powerful scenes of the entire race so far.

Think about it, everything was also inspired by Maggie. Even if the Hilltop leader did not intend to impose imitable litigants in choosing to impose the death sentence on Gregory, that is exactly what it is. ;she did. In the face of this reality, Maggie is caught off guard at first, but she makes the quick decision to let fate take its course, knowing all too well what it means to witness the violent murder of her loved ones.

In retreating from the situation, Maggie and Daryl prove once more that they are not in the Rick-tatorship as a gospel and that there must be other rules to prevent communities from imploding. You never know what people will be able to do these days, so it's best to leave some room for maneuver in extreme situations involving mustaches.

Seeing how Cyndie and the other women were managing their revenge projects was a source of inspiration for Maggie. She has therefore announced her intention to visit Negan. Something tells me the conversation will not be as quiet and peaceful as Rick's with the jailed villain.

Now that we know the details of the Savior's death, does that mean that Enid should worry about sharing space with one of the Oceanside women? in the future? She probably should not be too comfortable, just in case.

The dead who walk aired on AMC Sunday night at 9:00 pm ET, so be sure to continue tuning to see if the show can possibly outperform the emotional resonance of "Warning Signs". In the meantime, go to our first TV schedule to see all the other shows, news and oldies.