This episode was hard to watch. The cruelty is beyond belief. How does one say this is one of the best episodes when there is so much depravity. But it is a great episode. The acting and the directing are superb. This episode turned my stomach and made me want to puke. It also brought me to tears. It touched all of my emotions. Negan goes way beyond the description of madman. He is completely deranged. He enjoys and relishes in causing fear and pain and destruction. He smiles as he tortures and kills. He asserts power by causing fear.
I was so sad to see Glenn, one of my favorites and Abraham who I had started to love, die, and so brutally.
Hats off to Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Andrew Lincoln and Lauren Cohan for their brilliant performances. I bow to the writers. The scene, showing what could never be, the group sitting together at a dinner table with their significant others and Glenn holding his son, was both beautiful and sad. Well done.
I was so sad to see Glenn, one of my favorites and Abraham who I had started to love, die, and so brutally.
Hats off to Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Andrew Lincoln and Lauren Cohan for their brilliant performances. I bow to the writers. The scene, showing what could never be, the group sitting together at a dinner table with their significant others and Glenn holding his son, was both beautiful and sad. Well done.