Holy smoke.
I guess we can throw away the idea of Negan being a saboteur in the Whisperer's camp out from the window. There's no way he's going to join the gang as Uncle Negan ever again. Not unless he brings Alpha's and Beta's head on a silver platter. He is gone and if he gets hit, good riddance. We never really liked you. You gained our trust and then you pissed it away. For what? For getting jiggy with the bosslady?
AAAARRRGGHHH... this betrayal hits hard, but it also fits the picture. Alexandrian's never trusted him. They drove him away because of the hate of what he had done. If he had stayed in the garden instead of escaping over the wall, all would have been forgiven. All I can think for playing on Negan's death is this song.
Yeah, I believed in his redemption but instead we get his betrayal. Nothing changed. I thought for a while they were on the march towards the Hilltop that maybe Negan will do something other than stab us in the back. But what the old dog can do to his tricks. I know that he said to Alpha: "I thought you were going to make them join..." as if wanted to take them alive and introduce them to the ways of Whisperers.
Maybe it was his grand plan, to be a King again and then decapitate the head of the leadership. It's just he had his chance, and he blew it. Every single time. Including letting Little Negan to lead the big man. Oh man, this betrayal sucks. But honestly I think we can say bye to Hilltop. There's no way for them to survive the collapse of the walls. There's just too many dead for them to kill.
What I don't get is why the zombies didn't catch fire and spread it through the ranks? Fire is their weakness. We have seen the evidence in TWD and in the Fear, and we lost Madison to one of those fires. The zombies don't feel the pain and they too were sprayed by the fire. Because they are slumping together, the fire should spread around them in the same way as it does for our guys.
The moments those tar bombs landed on the second wall, they should have pulled back instead of sticking around, thinking that they can hold the perimeter. It's they haven't encountered that sort of siege weapons before. To be ruthless Beta should continue bombardment just to be sure that all of them are vulnerable. It doesn't even matter, if they lose the horde. More can be found.
It's just you think about it, and the production crew placing the mini catapults on the wall, and then not using them in similar way is a mistake. They should have had people manning them. Now it's too late. But interestingly enough the Hilltoppers had found a time for doing a harvest. So there's one good thing, but does it matter?
Best line of the episode, Eugene, with: "Let's get this overwith I've got a date."
Yeah, it's sad that it's never going to happen. And nobody else knows about the meet other than him and Rosita, and they are both on the wrong side of the wall. What happened to Michonne and the guns?