Maggie & Daryl's alliance in "The Walking Dead," season 9, could spell danger for Rick Grimes

Rick's new peaceful world The dead who walk is ready to spill over and Season 9 is just beginning. Anne / Jadis not only contacts the helicopter that is connected or not to the evil Whisperers, but the saviors are caught by other victims who have good reason to do justice to themselves – at least according to some of our heroes. What do Maggie and Daryl anticipate? The dead who walk? "The Widow" is ready to see Negan and start doing things his way.

At the end of season 8, Maggie and Daryl (and Jesus) met in secret to discuss the monitoring or control of Rick's new regime, which oversees various communities in the area. However, three episodes of Season 9 and the two have not really talked about mutiny – until now. In investigating the disappearance and death of Saviors, they discover that Oceanside women have taken back their former oppressors and made them pay for what they had done to the men of their community before Rick n & # 39; He arrives in Alexandria or even meets Negan.

But, apart from the mystery of murder, an interesting moral episode takes place in this episode, necessary after the war, especially in a more or less lawless society. Should saviors pay what they did to other survivors? Can they really integrate into communities with friends and family members of their victims? Rick seems to think so, but Maggie and Daryl are no longer in agreement. Follow the orders and kill for fear of being killed? It's one thing. But everyone knows, the Saviors took a particular side joy by torturing their victims and tormenting the survivors, it is almost impossible to forgive.

Maggie and Daryl catch the vengeance women about to lose the life of another former Savior. When they learned that the woman held in stab wounds had once refused to spare a young boy's life, they turned around and let him get killed. Maggie had told Daryl earlier in the episode that Rick's "road", insisting on peace and holding Negan responsible only for crimes committed by the Saviors, created the best of all worlds for his son. After this meeting, however, she seems to have changed her mind.

Will Maggie and Daryl kill Rick? Would it be a mutiny in its own right? It seems extreme. Maggie tells Daryl that it's "time to see Negan" and he agrees. But it does not seem like Maggie wants to go see Negan for advice or even closure. He was after all the man who had murdered Glenn. Maybe they'll kill Negan themselves, opposing them to Rick, who's entrusted to the villain. Maggie and Daryl are more opposed to Rick's methods of justice than his bosses, after all.

As delightful as it is to see Rick and Michonne roll over to play with Judith, these peaceful times are quickly out of breath. Unfortunately, building a bridge is not strong enough to bring people together in harmony – a metaphor as powerful as it is. The alliance of Maggie and Daryl may seem surprising on The dead who walkbut it's hard not to admit they're right.