The Walking Dead
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(Memo to Magna: kindly refrain from calling the zombies sickos ever again.)
Short story: it aint looking good.
What transpires next is among the more incredulousTWDscenarios, and thats a high bar to clear.
Meridian is where the real action is.
The episode starts with a bang see what I did there?
as Maggie tussles with a Reaper who takes a rocket to the back, then explodes.
You dont hear Him anymore, do you?
No one is above saving.
Gabes response is a blade to the gut and a cold counterpoint: I dont believe that.
to Negs, who declares the fight over with a ding ding.
As Maggie is about to kill Carver, its Daryl, of all people, who stops him.
His plan: Use Carver to negotiate a cease-fire with Leah.
That seems doomed to fail, especially when Leah radios a rooftop sniper to take out Maggie.
Just one problem, though Gabe already took out the trigger man.
Maggie agrees to let Leah and her two henchmen go free while Carver remains a hostage.
But the music begins to swell as the last Reapers walk away, and Maggie begins to follow them.
Before heading back to A-town, Maggie has one last task.
Its a quick one, though, as she visits the stash house to find Alden has turned.
Negan watched Maggie mow down the Reapers and knows that her word isnt stronger than her need for revenge.
The mood picks up when Daryl sees Connie and has the perfect Daryl reaction, yelling No way!
and after a bear hug, signing Happy to see you.
Whats more, hes joined by dapper Lance Hornsby, who presents the gathered A-towners with a sales pitch.
As his soldiers unload drums of ethanol, Hornsby offers to help them rebuild.
One steps forward as she says this doesnt have to be this way.
Yeah, it does, says the soldier, removing his helmet to reveal itsDaryl.
