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At the beginning of tonight's episode, Zeke tells Henry to be proud of the work he has done – one day the boy will treat his grandchildren with the story of this infrastructure project. Henry is skeptical: "I will not bore my grandchildren by telling them the story of a bridge." We hear you, kid. But to be honest, in an episode on a construction site, the drama is not lacking: Justin, from the Sanctuary, annoys everyone, Enid enters the postapocalyptic medical school, Maggie confronts her murderer, the saviors disappear and things go bad!)
We start with Rick talking to an unidentified person, although anyone who has seen a single advertisement for this season knows he's talking to Negan (holy spoiler-alert fail, AMC). Rick explains, "This is the 35th day of the bridge construction, and he is pleased with the progress that has been made, despite the fact that very bad things have been lost." In a typically subtle style, a signpost on their side says "L & Future. "Oy. Rick tells how they build …growth … something about dealing with the world according to his conditions, but not letting him tell their truth or such babbling. Yes, old Rick was a cop, but the new Rick has a future in the self-help circuit.
Rick and Eugene engage in a The law and the orderEugene provided a sitrep with Rosita's help: they must complete the bridge about a week before the lifting of the lift and they will have no place to stay; they have apparently started naming walker herds as major storms, and a category 3 "Horatio" with about 100 zombies is nearby (with another even bigger one looming); there is a landslide that needs to be cleaned up; and six saviors went crazy in the last month.
Things are going very fast at WWE. Aaron shares a charming thread with Daryl about changing the explosive layer of his foster Savior-baby, then tells Daryl that he will be a grandfather, much to Daryl's surprise (and ours): it is only a tingling for Aaron could be a goner?). Then Justin, the guy at the Sanctuary who did not want to clean the graffiti, has the nerve to push Henry around. Do not you know that he's loco, my brother? That's what strikes the audience – Henry takes Justin with his staff, Billy Walsh entourage Justin mocks at being listened to by a kid, then Daryl and Justin get into a fight.
Rumors highlight a major theme this season: the wounds of the war of saviors are still open and still alive. Rosita tells one of them that she does not need any explosive advice from anyone who has her to do it. struck in the face, which is understandable. Daryl questions Rick's leadership to let Justin go easily. It's so frustrating that Rick takes a look at A key for the future book and throws it – with sass!
Another concern is the food, which sends Michonne to Hilltop for a tete-a-tete with Maggie, who maintains her tough attitude towards sharing her stock. We learn that the Savior's convoy delivering fuel has never happened mysteriously. We also discover that his blacksmith is Earl, who is in prison for attempted murder, with no release schedule or visit. After his wife complained of her rights, Maggie listened to Earl's story and made a connection – it turns out that Maggie's dad also has an alcohol problem (a tale). which will certainly be the subject of the first successful country-pop song of the new world). . Granted, Hershel probably did not decide to kill a single mother after a few shots of whiskey, but Mags decides that Earl, like his old man, deserves a second chance and places him in a work program. Michonne also manages to convince Maggie that they need certain laws, for example.
The best action takes place at the bridge camp, with two equally unexpected but very different results. Formerly Anne draws a sketch for Gabe, but the big surprise is her delicate hand. It's a cloth man, Yesterday-Anne! Do not subject him to temptation – get behind him, Garbage Lady! Later, they embark on naughty discussions about mating frog calls and the "wild holiday" that takes place in the woods. The priest can ask questions about her past, she says, but not about her secrets. (Ominous? Kinky? I think of both.) Gabe reveals that he is Episcopalian and that he has thus become weird. Formerly Anne slides her hand on her lap and Gabe kisses her. Judging by their next exchange (Gabe says he is supposed to be under surveillance, what Jadis says: "Then watch … ", Well, I'll let you connect those points.
Then there is Justin, who, as the children say, has a workWhen we call you at the walkie, ring the siren so that the camp is not invaded by Herd-nado Horatio. As Rick anointed him, this dipshit forgot to charge his solar battery. Jerry rings the first alarm (and he makes a connection with Nabila, the gardener!), But Justin drops the ball, sending the zombies directly to the bridge. At the first sight of dead flesh, Billy Walsh says "I'm out" and drops a log on Aaron's arm. Without Saddiq, without training, without anesthesia and without interruption, Enid opens a book, takes out a knife and engages in the task of cutting the arm of a man. (Another theme of the season: All Rick team members have feelings of devotion to Taylor Swift, and Aaron basically thanks Rick for the privilege of becoming an amputee.)
The episode hangs at the end of a couple of cliffhangers. Formerly hears what looks like this mysterious helicopter that visited the Junkyard last season. Then there's the big problem – Justin, who wisely decides to drink while walking alone in the middle of the night, meets a man he knows. It sounds like a stroke of luck, until that person removes or kills him. Who makes the saviors disappear? Would it be our favorite vinyl fan, Georgie, who also tried to convince Maggie to leave Hilltop and join her?
The curtain closes as Negan still talks about his shit from his prison cell, which, given that it is the latest episodes of RICK GRIMES as CMA constantly reminds us, makes me think: Negan has there anything to do with Rick's departure? And what role will he play when Rick leaves for good? Maybe the cop is really preparing the world for Negan's return. Even though Rick is going out, likes him or hates him at this point, it's hard to imagine this show without him.
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