The Walking Dead 803 synopsis: ‘Monsters’
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The Walking Dead continues as we see what happened after last week’s big fight. Here’s your synopsis of “Monsters.”
The Walking Dead has been back for two weeks and so far Rick and the three communities have done a great job with their shock and awe attack on the Saviors. Of course, there are few times throughout history when war has no repercussions, and this is certainly the case with the world of The Walking Dead.
Here’s the official synopsis of “Monsters” from AMC:
"“Conflict with the Saviors leads to unintended consequences for the Hilltop, the Kingdom, and Alexandria; morality proves tricky in wartime.”"
“This is war, Peacock! You can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs. Any good cook will tell you that,” or so said Colonel Mustard to Mrs. Peacock in Clue. Fact is, in battle you often have losses, and after a very successful campaign against Negan, the other side is bound to have consequences.
Speaking of Negan, where the heck is he? And what’s going on with Father Gabriel? We can’t imagine that to be a good situation…
Lastly, let’s stop to consider morality since it was mentioned in the AMC synopsis. You can’t project your day-to-day morals on a situation like that seen in The Walking Dead. Things are different. Rick and Morales were once on the same side but now they aren’t. Jesus wants to save people who surrender (even if they turn on him) while Tara thinks they all need to die. The world of The Walking Dead is pretty black and white but it seems like we’re seeing a lot of the grey area.
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The Walking Dead airs Sundays at 9pm ET on AMC. Also be sure to catch Talking Dead at 10pm and the season 2 premiere of Ride with Norman Reedus at 11pm with special guest Jeffrey Dean Morgan.