The Walking Dead, Morning Star: Things To Note
By Liam O'Leary
13) The paintings Carol is seen looking at inside Barrington House appear to be (From left to right): Season Two Rick? (The top of their face is cut off by the camera, so, I can’t make out who they’re supposed to be, maybe Sasha?), Hershel, Beth, Glenn, and, by the looks of things, Carl when he was a little kid (Think seasons one through three).
14) Kelly feeling the ground for vibrations to detect the Whisperers is a trick we first saw Connie use in the Season Nine episode “Stradivarius”.
15) The electrified fence (hich we saw Eugene setting up during his scene with Rosita) is the first time we’ve seen anyone use this tactic against walkers thus far in the series. Took them long enough.
16) The pine tar bombs Beta uses (Which, much like Eugene’s electrified fence, we saw him preparing earlier) may be the most technological thing we’ve seen the Whisperers use, which is strange, considering their apparent disdain for civilization.
17) In what, I think, is another first, the Whisperers employ a team of archers (Including Negan). Presumably, the Whisperers employ archers for hunting, but, this appears to be the first time we’ve seen them in action.
18) Since when has Negan been an archer? Has he always had this skill, and just not used it up to now? Could this have something to do with his job prior to the apocalypse?
19) This episode likely gets its name from the choice of weapon Daryl marches into battle with: A mace, a.k.a. a “morning star”.
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And, with that, we’ve concluded our Things To Note for this week. Was there anything you missed? Was there anything I missed? Feel free to throw in your things to note in the comments!
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