So, Carol sort of mentions Jeffrey Grimes in episode 3. Think we'll actually see him?
and would they just give him his comic book death of being bitten by a walker on the boat ride to America?
I really enjoyed this episode. I was right that the pig race was rigged. Roberto wanting to leave with Daryl and Carol was predictable though Justine deciding to take Alba's place was not. But Justine is such a kind and generous person that her decision made sense once Carol unintentionally put the idea out there. Btw, I find Roberto's father to be very handsome. Carol better hit that.
The two women having sex when her husband was in the town was so crazy, but I guess they were desperate to have time together.
I wanted the captain to explain to Daryl and Roberto that sailing is not as easy as having a functional sail boat. Maybe she intends to sail them across the Atlantic. I laughed when she kissed her two lovers.
BTW, I was in the Chat with @hoogie Thanks, Hez.
So, Carol sort of mentions Jeffrey Grimes in episode 3. Think we'll actually see him?
and would they just give him his comic book death of being bitten by a walker on the boat ride to America?
I didn't catch that. It would be cool.
I didn't catch that. It would be cool.
It was when Antonio mentions Barcelona, and Carol says: "Barcelona? I have a friend whose brother lived there." Friend is Rick & brother is Jeffrey. I actually read that little side comic about him and I haven't even finished the main comic! I think Last Summer's Sweetheart put it up on the old forum for us.
It was when Antonio mentions Barcelona, and Carol says: "Barcelona? I have a friend whose brother lived there." Friend is Rick & brother is Jeffrey. I actually read that little side comic about him and I haven't even finished the main comic! I think Last Summer's Sweetheart put it up on the old forum for us.
Ah, I didn't pick that up. Actually, I forgot that Rick even had a brother.
I completely enjoyed the episode. It took me a minute to make the rubik cube connection. There's too much time in-between the seasons.
I love that this guy Carol is staying with called her on all her shenanigans in such a wonderful way.
I hate Justina is leaving. Roberto is going to be heart broken. I don't believe he will leave with them to Ohio. It will be interesting to see if the old lady captain goes with them.
As soon as I saw The Offering, and heard that Justina had somehow miraculously been spared for years, I knew the game was rigged. I also figured she would swap herself for the other girl, given her sense of guilt.
The big question is, what is the true nature of La Ofrenda: there was some vague mention made of the girls being sent off to be married, but not to whom. My suspicion is they are "married" to a walker in some sort of attempt to appease the gods/ keep the walkers at bay situation. IOW, offered up to the walkers as a sacrifice. This would be in line with the sacrifice of virgins to the dragon in 1981's Dragonslayer, and how the names of some girls were kept off the list.
[size=78%]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonslayer_(1981_film)[/size]
As soon as I saw The Offering, and heard that Justina had somehow miraculously been spared for years, I knew the game was rigged. I also figured she would swap herself for the other girl, given her sense of guilt.
The big question is, what is the true nature of La Ofrenda: there was some vague mention made of the girls being sent off to be married, but not to whom. My suspicion is they are "married" to a walker in some sort of attempt to appease the gods/ keep the walkers at bay situation. IOW, offered up to the walkers as a sacrifice. This would be in line with the sacrifice of virgins to the dragon in 1981's Dragonslayer, and how the names of some girls were kept off the list. [size=78%]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonslayer_(1981_film)[/size]
Aargh, that is horrible! This hadn't occurred to me. I hope it isn't true. I figured that the girls were being married of to older men since the "King" had a young wife. The wife did tell her lover that she found out where she was from talking to one of the girls from her town and she made it seem like the girls were okay. It could be that she lied, but I don't see how she could be so tolerate of her husband if he was sacrificing young girls. Unless, she doesn't know the truth. She might think that the girls have gone to other villages, but they really are killed instead.
Aargh, that is horrible! This hadn't occurred to me. I hope it isn't true. I figured that the girls were being married of to older men since the "King" had a young wife. The wife did tell her lover that she found out where she was from talking to one of the girls from her town and she made it seem like the girls were okay. It could be that she lied, but I don't see how she could be so tolerate of her husband if he was sacrificing young girls. Unless, she doesn't know the truth. She might think that the girls have gone to other villages, but they really are killed instead.
I think it's possible they are moving girls around the country, to prevent inbreeding. What troubles me is it seems the Ofrenda has been happening pretty regularly (sounds like once a year?) with girls being sent out of the town to wherever it is they are being sent. But the town has not received girls (or young men, if the numbers are skewed such that they need more young men -- I can't really tell, tbh) from the Ofrenda, just keeps sending girls out.
So what is the point? To keep rich old men supplied with pretty young girls from the provinces because such is the nature of power? It wouldn't surprise me. It has happened in the past, happens today (FLDS), and is the subject of dystopian fiction (The Handmaid's Tale) due to its believability.
But this is The Walking Dead Universe, and adding a macabre walker twist to it also would not surprise me.
I think it's possible they are moving girls around the country, to prevent inbreeding. What troubles me is it seems the Ofrenda has been happening pretty regularly (sounds like once a year?) with girls being sent out of the town to wherever it is they are being sent. But the town has not received girls (or young men, if the numbers are skewed such that they need more young men -- I can't really tell, tbh) from the Ofrenda, just keeps sending girls out.
So what is the point? To keep rich old men supplied with pretty young girls from the provinces because such is the nature of power? It wouldn't surprise me. It has happened in the past, happens today (FLDS), and is the subject of dystopian fiction (The Handmaid's Tale) due to its believability.
But this is The Walking Dead Universe, and adding a macabre walker twist to it also would not surprise me.
Gawd, I really hope it isn't true, but you
have convinced me that it is a real possibility, especially when I remember that the real plan last season in France was to sacrifice Laurent. Ugh. The King's wife must not know the truth. They take the girls out and she thinks that they have gone to other towns, but instead they are being sacrificed. We will find out soon enough. No doubt Roberto is going to go crazy when he finds out that Justine went with them. I expect that he will follow them with his father, Daryl, Carol, Paz, and few others in tow.
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