The way I look at it, "The Grove" was not created simply to justify a child's murder, as many have seen it. It was about the same thing the entire series reflects...that in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies, choices are extremely limited, and often gut wrenchingly difficult. Again, many people are not looking at TWD in this venue; they are comparing it to a civilized society where rules abound, certain lines cannot be crossed, and death and murder are unconscionable when they do take place. You cannot compare the way we live now to the way a group of survivors live in such a setting. You simply can't.

And for those who watched the episode and really felt Carol's character, they saw the pain that she was wrestling with over having to stop Lizzie before she harmed anyone else. They saw the pain in Tyreese's eyes when he agreed with what had to be done. They also understood that there simply were no viable options; not for them, not for Lizzie.

 

Pretentious. That's all I have to say about this thread.

 

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Hyperbole much?

 

That's funny. When I was a kid my mother wouldn't let us watch Hogan's Heroes because she had a relative who had died in a concentration camp and she thought that Hogan's Heroes mocked the reality of WWII.

Presumably you don't think that the depiction of Lizzie's death on TWD will lead to a spate of middle-aged women assassinating pre-pubescent girls.

Do you think that the depiction of Lizzie's death may contribute to a climate in which there are more Sandy Hook massacres? Or more children being tried as adults in the U.S.? Or more juveniles being given the death penalty in the U.S.?

 

Death to Lizzie!

 

The whole point of this thread is for the OP to continue trolling after the other thread stopped reading him.

 

Exactly

 

Is it true that if you kick a dead horse long enough, it will come back to life?

 

Ah, got it. Someday I'll catch on faster.

 

Is it a zombie horse?

 

Kids are killed like that every day, unfortunately. In our world, real world where there's no zombies. Just us. But when it's shown on TV then it's immoral/disgusting etc. Isn't that hypocritical? This show didn't do anything to promote or even justify this specific act. TWD is a different world, the one where you have to change your views and principles to survive and you're faced with tough decisions every day. You need to get over it.

 

Lizzie rules man btw she's not really dead as long as y'all keep talking about her.

 

Every time I see this thread I'm going to type nonsense. Is that trollish? Yes. Do I care? No.


Lizzie was a psycho

She stabbed her little sis

Carol shot her in the head

And sensitive fans got pissed

They say it wasn't moral

They say Carol was all wrong

For protecting baby Judith

From a child too far gone

This crappy poems over

There's only one thing left to say

Lizzie's rotting in the ground

And Judith's safe today

 

This needed a new thread??

 

Lizzie saved countless lives by getting rid of all those rats, they carry Lyme-infested ticks and stuff a lot worse than that. She probably saved the prison now that I think about it not Hershel's magic tea.

 

Lizzie was nothing but an attention whore who killed her sister. A cowardly murderer.

If she thought she was helping Mika, why didnt lizzie kill herself? Why does lizzie run away from zombies if she genuinely thinks they wont hurt her?

Glad she's dead. Im happy shes dead. 1 less crappy actor in the series. 1 less annoying character to painfully watch.

 

I've made M&M cookies today.

 

Nice! I'm not big on sweets but M&M cookies are good.

 

Oh highway's two multis have shown up too. LOOK AT US YOOHOOOO.