As time goes on and every group is growing more desperate, even our own, Negan wants more and more and more - he'll do whatever to take what he wants.
In exchange for mercy and not being further attacked, Gregory cut a deal to give half of their food and supplies. In the first few months of the apocalypse, one of the kids were killed by Negan's group. The only way they've survived this long is because they're beholding to Negan. Once arriving at Gregory's camp, we find out just how weak they are - they don't have weapons and can barely defend themselves. What it was missing was people to actually defend it - again. The colony came out of something from a dystopian 1778 film, it was short of everything but the Liberty Ball. Taking residence at an old museum, Gregory and other survivors took materials from a power company nearby to create their own forts. The Hilltop Colony had a pretty sweet set-up. It was the promise of a much bigger world.Ī much bigger world, or a much dumber world. Reading the Alexandrian situation as desperate - limited food supply - Jesus invited them to his camp. As they were dressing rather calmly, Carl and the rest of the Alexandrians cornered the stranger in the Grimes household.
Rick and Michonne were woken up by Jesus at the foot of their bed. One second Jesus is a prisoner, and the next the group is taking his word to go to the Hilltop Colony and join his people in a possible exchange of weapons for food. However, everything just seems all over the place. From the slowed-down first half to the distorted second half, I'm trying desperately to keep the storylines and style of this season mentally in check. Season six has not been my favorite so far.
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