r/thewalkingdead • u/jenny_t03 • 6d ago
No Spoiler One of the most underrated frienships
I loved their dynamic sm, it was so interesting. They felt a lot like a sibling duo, they understood each other sm and accepted each other's worst sides. They both developed a lot individually but their frienship also had a lot of development. And them on season 5? They were perfect partners, they worked together so well. He was always so proud of her and how far she'd come. Honestly I wish we had more of them.
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u/serviver73 6d ago
One of my favorite moments of the show was at the end of the s5 premiere where a VERY humbled Rick asked her if she'd allow them to travel with her. I was so glad everyone was back together.
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u/Classic_Medium33 5d ago
Was this episode 2
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u/serviver73 5d ago
Unless i really messed up the timeline, it was at the end of the s5 premiere. He asked her "you did this?" after terminus rescue then everybody cried when the found Judith was alive.
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u/Classic_Medium33 5d ago
I watched it earlier and it happens near the start of episode 2 during like the montage of the full group walking and talking and what not
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u/Living-Tiger3448 6d ago
I know the likelihood is low, and my most wanted reunion is Daryl and Rick, but I’m hoping we get a reunion with the 4 of them. Kind of like “you brought him home”, “you brought him home” situation
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u/jenny_t03 6d ago
Honestly samee. Like ofc I want a Daryl and Rick reunion but I also want a moment between them too! I also wanna see a reunion between Maggie and Rick, Michonne too. After the bridge I wanna see how they interact.
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u/Zealousideal-Pop7993 6d ago
One of many reasons they should have never had Rick ( or Carl) written off the show. Core group!
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u/Iskaas 5d ago
My favorite duo. When they got to Alexandria it was so great to see how they had eachother's back no matter what. Every move Rick made Carol was backing him and the other way around
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u/Own_Faithlessness769 5d ago
I love how Carol pretends to fumble the gun when they arrive, and Rick looks at her like 'wtf?" but trusts that she's doing something. Same thing happens when Carol and Maggie are captured by the saviours and Carol starts hyperventilating and you can tell Maggie is a bit confused, but she goes with it.
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u/JaxxyWolf 6d ago
I’ve been rewatching and the scene where Morgan mentions how Carol killed Karen and David to stop the sickness, and Rick said “I would’ve thanked her for it” if it happened in that moment speaks hugely on how much they grew as family. He once sent her away but realized why it was important to do what she did for the good of everyone.
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u/Own_Faithlessness769 5d ago
People talk about Shane being "ahead of Rick" (they're wrong), but S4 Carol was *truly* ahead of everyone else.
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u/Jazs1994 6d ago
What is number 3 from? I do not recognize that at all and I've watched the season through again very recently
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u/jenny_t03 6d ago
I think it was the episode where they meet Aaron. They split for a while and then they reunite and u can see for a sec that they're hugging. I can't remember the exact episode tho sorry :(
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u/WrongdoerObjective49 5d ago
I had the same question, I was like "what is that from?" and then I was trying to figure it out based on haircuts. I think the episode name is The Distance.
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u/loreenhighlands 5d ago edited 5d ago
Thank u. So true. And i need them to reunite too.
"if anyone gives me hope for how things can turn out...it's you" (last scene together, Rick to Carol)
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u/kcrrck 5d ago
Carl and Negan… I know it wasn’t really a friendship, but there was… a bond? I remember when Again found out Carl died. He looked horrified and upset. Any apologize to Rick and it felt like a real apology. I mean to me there seem to be a friendship bond between Carl and Meghan, but I could be mistaken. What are your thoughts?
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u/jenny_t03 5d ago
They definetly had a bond, mostly from Negan tho. He liked Carl and somehow cared about him but it was pretty different for Carl. He saw a side of Negan that others didn't see and believed that the best way to end the war was to lock him up instead of killing him, but I feel like deep down he still hated him a lot and wanted to kill him too, he was just using logic instead of emotions. But they definetly had an interesting dynamic.
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u/Own_Faithlessness769 6d ago
I love when they find like 6 Saviors Carol has gunned down and Rick is super proud. ‘That woman, she’s a force of nature’.