Melissa McBride as Carol Peletier, Norman Reedus as Daryl Dixon, Matt Lintz as Henry – The Walking Dead _ Season 9, Episode 7 – Photo Credit: Gene Page/AMC /
The bad things from TWD 907
Sneaking away to meet up. It’s one thing to spend some time with someone, but someone should know where you’re going and who will be there in the event of something happen. While sneaking out was fun as a teenager, you have to be more responsible and intelligent than to put yourself in a bad position.
Not letting go. Daryl may blame himself partially for what happened to Rick and is still thinking about how the body was never found, but he needs to be with the others he still cares about. While he can survive on his own and has his own objectives, there are people willing to take on his tasks or assist him when he’s struggling, He’s not alone.
Hear him out. By this time, it’s pretty safe to say that Luke has established himself as a reasonable and non-threatening individual. While it’s understandable by Michonne would be so jumpy, she has to take each individual into account and shouldn’t have jumped the gun on slashing at his violin.
The reluctant leader. Jesus may be the best person for leading The Hilltop, but what can you do when he doesn’t really want the job. Tara seems to do a solid job when he’s not around, but the idea that Jesus is doing this just to make people happy while he’s miserable isn’t a good thing at all.
Never getting to say goodbye. Quietly having Maggie leave during the time jump was an interesting choice considering how the last time we saw her was a face-to-face meeting with Negan. We know she’ll be back, or at least hope so, but it’s odd to not see it first hand.
