4.04 // 9.04 | requested by @onedayyoujustchange
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4.04 // 9.04 | requested by @onedayyoujustchange
Three questions. 1. How many walkers have you killed? 2. How many people have you killed? 3. Why? When Rick asked the fruit people, he looked at Carol like he was judging her for these questions and she failed. But the whole point is the why. They've all done bad things; made life and death decisions. Rick has apparently opted out of he council. He is/was 'farmer Rick'. This whole season, so far, he has abstained from these types of decisions. I LOVE Rick, but why now? Why is banishing Carol the first executive decision he feels comfortable making for the group this season? It should have been a council decision, not a Ricktatorship decision. What makes it worse is that he obviously understood from the start why Carol did it. He lead up to asking if she did it with he question 'you sacrifice a lot. Is there anything you wouldn't do for the people here?'. I mean, he knew!! He knew her reasons before she explained them. And he still kicked her out. The why is the important question, and Carol May not be innocent, she may be ruthless, but she was doing it to protect the group. I don't think Rick had the right to make that decision for the group. I love Rick but the fact that he understood her why and still kicked her out is breaking my heart. Nobody is innocent, Carl killed that boy in cold blood in season three. By Rick's new standards Carl should be kicked out too, his own son. Carol will be back though, she has to come back. And I see a future where Rick welcomes her back because I have Carrick feels. Please excuse me, I'll be sobbing in denial land for awhile.