This season is very uninteresting to me...if I just started watching it now, I wouldn't tune in again.
He's gonna feel pretty awesome about his investigative skill set. Wouldn't be the first time someone tried to take credit for a murder(s) they didn't commit.
I've got to be honest. I didn't see it coming, him leaving carol on the roadside on the way out of town like that.
Up until this episode, I thought the little girl (Lindsey?) would have been the one that did the killing and burning.
Figured that Carol was just covering for her like a good surrogate Mother.
However, now that Rick has left Carol (for now) I think that it may come to surface that Carl is the one who killed the two flu victims and that Rick will have to come to grips with the fact that not only was he wrong about Carol, but that he has to face that fact that he was willing to banish Carol for her act, will he be willing to do the same with Carl?
In Rick's "Three Questions", doesn't he ask "How many humans have you killed and why?"
I wonder if Carol was just a newly found potential member, and she answered those questions honestly (cause they were infected and a danger to my group) , would they let her in the group?
Dave
You see I suspected Carl from the git-go. I may end up being surprised but I think he is the culprit! Rick leaving Carol was sorry. I have long suspected that Rick's sense of reality is going South fast. In the comic doesn't Tyreese basically take over leadership of the group because Rick went/goes nuts?
One thing that REALLY bothers me about Rick is that he doesn't look at the person he is talking to most of the time. He looks down or away from them and then looks at them to punctuate what he said.
Dave
That gets my goat a well. Makes me think he something to hide, or feels inferior to the person he is speaking to.
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