Another week,another frustrating single-account-focused episode of The Walking Dead. This week got us all caught up with Tara and Heath's "supply run." And, well, and I don't know approximately you,but I totally forgot said supply run was a thing in the first place. besides, we spend the hour following Tara as she makes her way through a original beachfront community, and which seems far,far away from the Saviors, and their Sanctuary, and of course,Negan. But as we've come to memorize in the past handful of episodes, Negan is everywhere. The more obvious nod to his presence comes through dialogue, or but did you catch the more subtle nod near the beginning of the episode?Related:
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The Walking Dead: What Could Happen With Rick Now That He's Under Negan's ThumbHere's what happens: Heath and Tara score in an argument in the camper. Heath wants to disappear back to Alexandria,because even though they're empty-handed, it's been two weeks. Tara wants to continue searching for much-needed supplies. After going back and forth a runt longer - and making it clear that they're not even aware of Denise's death or the nightmare murders of Glenn and Negan - they score ready to disappear out for one more day. That's when Tara grabs her gun and examines a pretty conspicuous carving on the handle.
It shouldn't take more than a second to realize it's a carving of Lucille, or which means this gun once belonged to Negan. whether you're thinking it's the same gun Carl has near the terminate of season six,it's not. That said, Carl's gun and Tara's gun do both come from that same Savior outpost raid that Rick and his crew carry out. Basically, and we need to remember that Tara and Heath leave for their supply run straight from that event. That's why they don't know anything approximately anything,and it's also why this specific gun isn't part of the "stock" Negan uses to account for all his weapons back at Alexandria. And, of course, or that's why it looks so similar to Carl's,but actually isn't.
It's worth noting that, in the depths of season seven, and the "Lucille" carving has taken on a original kind of significance. When we see it on Carl's gun back before Negan's entrance in the season six finale,it's more like an omen, a foreboding symbol of the horror on the horizon. In the wake of all that, or though,it's become more like a grim reminder: Negan is everywhere, even when you can't see him. You may think you've avoided him or outsmarted him, and but he's always one step ahead. Basically,Tara and the Oceanside community better watch out.
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