We are finally here on the precipice of both ‘The Walking Dead’ season 7 finale and war.
But where is here exactly?
We are finally here on the precipice of bothThe Walking Deadseason 7 finale and war.
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But where is here exactly?
Have we seen the last of Oceanside?
Not exactly the most friendly of visits.
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So does that mean we’ve seen the last of the female-and-kids only community?
The Saviors killed all the men in that community so there is still an outstanding grudge in play.
Plus, several of the inhabitants like Beatrice and Kathy appear willing to fight and proficient in battle.
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Will they finally break away from leader Natania and settle the score with their tormentors?
Hopefully we have not seen Tara flip Rachel off for the last time.
Is Dwight now a good guy?
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But is he bluffing?
Could he have sent Dwight to infiltrate Alexandria as a spy?
But this feels different.
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In the comic book, Dwight’s desire to help take down Negan is real.
He goes back to the Sanctuary and acts as a spy for Alexandria.
And a pivotal moment comes when he must make a big decision to pick a side.
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Is war upon us?
So what better time to begin that war than during the season finale?
(And I have some ideas on exactly how that war will begin a little bit later.)
After all, it’s all out war!
That takes a bit of time.
So one can only read so much into possible longevity.
He and Lucille are not going anywhere yet.
So if Negan is not going to bite it, who is?
InThe Walking Deadcomic, Abraham leaves Rosita, but not for Sasha.
That’s because Sasha does not exist in the comic.
Instead, he leaves her for an Alexandrian named Holly.
So clearly Sasha has been getting the Holly storyline.
What she should be really worried about is what happens next.
Only problem was her prisoner had already turned.
(Take a look at the image below.)
“It’s just a similarity because I missed that issue,” Erickson told EW then.
“None of my EP partners mentioned that, so it is a coincidence.
