Season 4 - Ep. 4 - "Indifference" - 11/03/13

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  • FP4HSharon
    FP4HSharon Posts: 664 Member
    As far as loading up the cars with everything in sight, keep in mind gas it at a premium. Loading down the car(s) with things that aren't necessities would increase the amount of gas consumed... leaving them on fumes when/if they have to run from the prison.

    One question I have, and I may not be remembering correctly, was in regards to the hippie girl's leg. Anybody else think it looked cut off as opposed to being ripped off by the walkers? It was a pretty clean cut if I remember correctly.

    Yes, but remember, one of the things they should be scavenging are working vehicles, or siphoning their gas , & stripping them down as well. Of course, they'd have to decide how much time & effort they have to scavenge based on the walker threat at the time & for the area.
  • red_road
    red_road Posts: 761 Member
    Daryl made me laugh when he confronted Bob lmfao he reminded me so much of a Key and Peele skit about how " white guys fight". I admit i was shocked about Carol, although i felt like they had been distancing her from her previous persona for some time now. I am sure that Daryl will be upset but perhaps not as much as one might anticipate since they seem to be hinting at him and Michonne, either way i wont get my hopes up, thats what they want! I felt like Rick was being a hypocrite, but i do not feel that he was a hypocrite because of the Shane situation, i feel that he is a hypocrite to be judging someone on an impulsive decision that had harsh consequences. Carol killed those people for the same reason Carl killed that boy. To protect the group. You can not pick and chose who is held accountable for their crimes and who gets a slap on the wrist. While Bob is not my favourite character i am not certain that he is the biggest threat right now, i actually felt a little bad for him. While the alcoholism made him appear weak and pathetic I dont think he is actually a "bad" person, considering how the apocalypse twisted some people to me alcoholism is on the lower end of the spectrum.

    *They* being the creators/producers of the show
  • red_road
    red_road Posts: 761 Member
    I think some of you also have a good idea with the "carrier" . Also I dont know if this was in the episode or the talking dead or whatever but they did show carol killing that women. She was tending to her and then just put a knife in her back, didnt see the rest though,( the other guy, the rest of the room) perhaps they are just messing with us idk
  • SMarie10
    SMarie10 Posts: 956 Member
    As far as loading up the cars with everything in sight, keep in mind gas it at a premium. Loading down the car(s) with things that aren't necessities would increase the amount of gas consumed... leaving them on fumes when/if they have to run from the prison.

    One question I have, and I may not be remembering correctly, was in regards to the hippie girl's leg. Anybody else think it looked cut off as opposed to being ripped off by the walkers? It was a pretty clean cut if I remember correctly.
    I had a long discussion about this with a friend who watches as well. I would grab everything I could on those runs - and take a van or bigger vehicle to maximize the run. I understand that gas is probably scarce, but there are so many abandoned cars, I would think you could get what you needed by syphoning.

    I'm kind of pissed that Carol was banished by Rick. Granted Tyrese would probably end her once he found out what she did, but she appeared to be the one sane person left. If this was Survivor, not TWD, she would win, hands down.

    I will also have to rewatch the episode to notice the blood streaked eyes at the vet school.
  • strychnine7
    strychnine7 Posts: 210 Member
    The chances of the kid being the one who killed the two sick people with Carol covering for her, are very slim, I believe.

    First, the logistics are unlikely. I doubt she'd be able to drag those bodies out in a timely and covert manner, and then burn them unnoticed.

    Second, and more likely, as everyone is saying: She has a strange affinity for people being zombies when they die. Why would she do something like this, that would prevent their returning as zombies? She has no motive. Carol's motive was made clear.

    I don't think Carol should have been exiled by Rick, though. She took an extreme, and ultimately shortsighted and ill-thought out, course of action in killing those two, but I don't think she's a threat to the group as a whole. The only legitimate reason to turn her out is to avoid fallout and repercussions with Tyreese. I think it's likely that Tyreese would take physical action against Carol, maybe deadly, maybe not.
  • AnaNotBanana
    AnaNotBanana Posts: 963 Member
    I think some of you also have a good idea with the "carrier" . Also I dont know if this was in the episode or the talking dead or whatever but they did show carol killing that women. She was tending to her and then just put a knife in her back, didnt see the rest though,( the other guy, the rest of the room) perhaps they are just messing with us idk

    I think the reason they showed that was Rick imagining or having a sort of flash back showing Carol doing it. It just seems like a far leap for her character to do something like that. She was never that kind of person. I did read in an interview that the show producer says that something big, aka major characters dying, happens in the 4th episode of every season. Maybe they just wanted to get rid of a main character without killing them. If you think about it all of the characters that have died so far this season are minor characters introduced at the end of last season or the beginning of this season.
  • AnaNotBanana
    AnaNotBanana Posts: 963 Member
    The chances of the kid being the one who killed the two sick people with Carol covering for her, are very slim, I believe.

    First, the logistics are unlikely. I doubt she'd be able to drag those bodies out in a timely and covert manner, and then burn them unnoticed.

    Second, and more likely, as everyone is saying: She has a strange affinity for people being zombies when they die. Why would she do something like this, that would prevent their returning as zombies? She has no motive. Carol's motive was made clear.

    That's a good point. I hadn't thought of that before. I mean she was more upset that her zombie pet had died than her dad in one of the previous episodes. There is just something off about her.