Chained walker on the road was caught in the bear traps Gabe and Dr. Carson later ran into. The chained walker to the bed I think he handcuffed himself to stop him from leaving the room when he turned after suicide.

 

I thought the same as Jag, but I've really thought also that Father G was hallucinating the whole thing. The writers like to play with our minds!

 

You aren't dumb. Hush with that.

 

Lol no problem I miss many things and don't connect the dots until someone says it here. Gosh I love this place!!

 

This episode was off the chain!


....I'll see myself out the door.

 

Yeah the chain thing was boring and a big waste of time.....all that rubbish between that doctor and Gabriel was. At least the doctor died I guess so something was achieved. Was disappointed in Gabriel crying like a girl afterwards though.

 

Wow you're cool

 

Yes, his sunny disposition and remarkable personality is going to get him a LOT of friends here. Like you, i was also impressed. Looking forward to being his friend so i can be cool too.

 

Wow totally missed the chain walker part lol. Only saw it in the intro. How neat lol.

 

I really feel sorry for Carson and Gabe.

I still find it silly how Negans troops can still be so numerous and so high morale and discipline after all the shit thrown at them. It is like a cult.

RIP Carson! Only one doctor on the show! The chains of being a doctor in this show is death.

 

@PepperAnn at least you had the curiosity to ask about it - I saw the chained walker and let it slip by without knowing or even wondering where it came from LOL.

 

There's a simple fix for him, which I've already instituted. My first one here I think.

 

Aren’t you a ray of sunshine


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My daughter was telling me that zombies, especially slow moving ones, are meant to symbolize slaves. Sub human, ghastly, but always lumbering due to the weight of chains. In this case, the chains were spelled out.

 

That's interesting, but that can't be a universal metaphor. I think our zombies are just zombies. Maybe I am missing what they are supposed to be slaves to.

 

Well, I will respond to myself. I googled and I see what she is talking about. It's fascinating.

https://www.theatlantic.com/enterta...ased-the-tragic-history-of-the-zombie/412264/