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Wessex

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  1. Saw this last night. It was a boringly interesting movie. I'm still not sure quite what it was about. ???
  2. I thought Christina was channeling Wynona Judd. Anyone else?
  3. Wessex

    S05.E13: Forget

    Yeah, I agree, although I comfort myself with the thought that in real life a horse in the wild would smell a zombie a mile away and would run -- and could run from zombies.
  4. Wessex

    S05.E13: Forget

    I felt this way at the beginning, but upon reflection I see it could only be handled that way. First, Carol was an abused wife. She took it and took it and took it from Ed because she was trying to protect her daughter. Her daughter is dead, Ed is dead, and she is realizing -- like so many abuse victims -- that she wasted her life trying to appease her abuser. She is now mad as hell and not gonna take it anymore. And an abuse survivor is the ultimate survivor. Carol's skills at surviving an abusive marriage are translating well in the post-ZA world. She realizes there is something "off" about this place. She realizes that if the nosy kid mentions that she was in a place she wasn't supposed to be, it could mean big trouble for her and the group. She can't be sure that the nosy "innocent" kid isn't really a spy who has been trained to report back to the grownups. He probably would mention that he saw her even if she gave him a story, so decides to terrify him into silence. I get that. I think it's smart. As far as Daryl goes, I think he is suspicious of the too-friendly, too-pushy Aaron and decides to join forces with him to see what he's up to.
  5. I took it to mean that she needed to know their skills in order to put them to work for the community. That's why she made the comment about who her husband was did matter very much because he was able to figure out how to build the walls.
  6. I don't get why EVERYONE out there is evil. I mean, back in the early settler/pioneer days, everyone banded together to make a go of it and help out during the starving seasons. Struggling, being hungry, disease, death didn't turn people into pillaging murders. They helped their neighbors (usually). Why are people not pulling together to try to make a community and create a post-life?
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