"Triggerfinger"
The previouslies remind us that Lori’s car flipped, Rick
shot first, and Shane’s still crazy.
Lori’s car is on its side and there’s a walker trying
desperately to get to her through the broken windshield. In fact he’s so desperate that as he pushes
his face through the windshield, it’s tearing his face skin away. Ew.
Like, really ew. She gets away
from missing face skin guy and then shoots another one who has stopped to see
what’s going on.
We get our first fun camera angle of the night, which is a
side view of Rick, Glenn and Hershel standing over one of the bodies in the
bar. I’m hoping this proves to Hershel
that Rick does want to protect him, his people and the farm. A car drives by so they duck outta sight and
are stuck there for a bit while the group outside looks for the two dead dudes
inside. The group outside the bar are
pretty darn sure there are live people inside so they shout a lot of questions
until Rick can’t stand it anymore and answers back. After he admits their people are dead
(BECAUSE THEY DREW ON THEM) a lot of shooting takes place. For most of the rest of the episode it’s the
three of them trying to not only get out of the bar alive but to their car and
back to the farm too. Rick has a plan
but offers Glenn as the lamb for slaughter.
Again. Poor Glenn. No wonder he freezes up after being shot at. Also, there’s a sincerely gross walker buffet
(them eating a human) that goes down and I kind of had to look away a
little. Ew.
The group at the house sits down for dinner and, after doing
a headcount, realizes Lori is missing.
Shane blames Dale for some odd reason and then rushes off to save
her. He finds her car and the two (twice
dead) walkers. He finds Lori shortly
after and convinces her (by lying) to go back to the farm because Rick has
already returned.
Carol is keeping an eye on Darryl who is being a dick. Actually he seems to be masking his
depression about a dead Sophia by being a dick.
She lets him work through it, which equates to him yelling a lot and
trying to push her away, etc. because she’s very used to men taking out their
aggression on her.
Lori and Shane arrive back at the house where she finds out
he lied about Rick just to get her back to safety. He spills about her being pregnant (if the
car accident didn’t do something about that) and poor Carl feels a bit left out
about not knowing she was preggers.
Shane gets her alone and tries to get her to admit what they had was
real, blah, blah, blah but she’s not budging.
She just wants her life with Rick and that’s all.
Morning has broken on the farm and there’s still no sign of
Rick, Glenn and Hershel. Catatonic girl
is still catatonic so Maggie and Andrea have a nice conversation over her. A search party is forming to go find Rick,
Glenn and Hershel but before they take off the guys return +1. Right, I skipped over poor Randall. Randall was with the group that was searching
for the dead dudes in the bar. He was up
on a roof all sniper style shooting at Rick, Glenn and Hershel. One of his buddies pulled up informing him
that there were walkers coming so they needed to get out of there. Randall jumps off the building on which he
was perched onto a lower building. From
there he was going to make a bigger jump down but landed on a fence with nasty
looking spires. His leg went right down
on a spire. Rick, Glenn and Hershel
couldn’t leave him but couldn’t remove his leg in time before the walkers were
on them. So Rick ripped his leg up over
the spire and it was GROSS. They drove
him back to the farm blindfolded so he couldn’t tell anyone where it is. The plan is to fix him as best as possible,
drive him up to the interstate with a canteen and let him go. This plan does not please the great and
powerful Shane. Andrea agrees with Shane
but only because they did it.
Glenn is freaked out because he froze but neither Rick or
Hershel froze. He was thinking of Maggie
and himself and this pisses him off. I
guess love is an uncomfortable thing for him.
Maggie’s pissed that Glenn’s pissed so she dumps on Hershel for leaving
and drinking and so on.
We end with Lori and Rick getting nekkid and comparing
bruises in their tent. Lori whispers
sweet nothings into Rick’s ear about how dangerous Shane has become. Also Shane loves her and believes she and the baby are his. Plus he'd probably do just about anything for her. Oh and he's crazy. Lastly, if Rick
loves her he’ll kill Shane. Or something
kinda similar. There's part of me that wants the show to go where the book went 'cause it would be incredible. Then there's part of me that's hot for Shane/Jon Bernthal and hopes that he calms the crazy a bit.
I thought the last scene between Lori and Rick was a little Lady Macbeth-y. But that might just be because I am still enchanted by the Great and Powerful Shane.
ReplyDeleteI would definitely miss looking at Shane.... LOL
ReplyDeleteHad the same Lady Macbeth vibe!
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