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In reply to the discussion: The Walking Dead 3.15 - This Sorrowful Life (Spoiler Alert) [View all]Baitball Blogger
(52,407 posts)88. When she comes back and realizes that Rick has removed himself as an autonomic leader,
I think she'll understand how sincerely sorry he is.
Also, Daryl won't blame Rick for Merle. No one could ever tell Merle what to do. It might have been worse for Rick if he never told the group about the Governor's deal.
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Even if Rick changes his mind, Merle now has something to hang on him.
Baitball Blogger
Mar 2013
#16
I hope the group is bugging out, looks like they are doing that in the previews.
texanwitch
Mar 2013
#79
When she comes back and realizes that Rick has removed himself as an autonomic leader,
Baitball Blogger
Mar 2013
#88
Isn't it funny how we can change our minds about a character with just one act of kindness?
Baitball Blogger
Mar 2013
#90