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The Walking Dead, Bury Me Here: Things To Note

By Liam O'Leary

Karl Makinen as Richard, Lennie James as Morgan Jones, Khary Payton as King Ezekiel, The Walking Dead - AMC
Karl Makinen as Richard, Lennie James as Morgan Jones, Khary Payton as King Ezekiel, The Walking Dead - AMC /
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Joshua Mikel as Jared, Jayson Warner Smith as Gavin, The Walking Dead -- AMC
Joshua Mikel as Jared, Jayson Warner Smith as Gavin, The Walking Dead — AMC /

6) This episode gets its name from the ominous sign over Richard’s eventual grave, which read: “Bury Me Here”.

7) As Gavin’s Saviors wait for Ezekiel and company to arrive, you can see gaping holes in the facades of the skyscrapers in the distance. What the hell happened to them?

8) Considering Gavin’s reaction to Jared shooting Benjamin, it certainly doesn’t seem like that’s who he wanted shot, showing he’s one of the more human of the Saviors.

9) Conversely, Jared shooting Benjamin shows that he seems more than happy to take that page out of Negan’s playbook.

10) Furthermore, with Jared having chosen to shoot Benjamin, it makes one wonder if he was the enforcer when The Saviors first met The Hilltop. If you recall, Jesus told The Group that The Saviors killed a 16-year old boy during that meeting in “Knots Untie”. This sounds right up Jared’s alley.

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