....but seriously, how come that some of these characters made it that far in the apocalypse, and act that insanely stupid every time.
Carl, for example (I know not this episode), did really think he could just jump on a truck, hide until he arrives at the compound, and then just get out and kill Negan, because, hell, he is going to show in front of the truck for sure, or he will show himself to be shot once called, yeah, right. I mean I let that pass, as something that could really happen if somebody is filled with rage and foolishly blind, but OK.
Then Rick and Aaron find a house boat in the middle of a lake/river (not clear on this one), filled with walkers. So the reasonable man would think, they would figure out a plan (I mean it's not like every minute did count here) to get there safely. What's the shortest path, where are the least walkers, what to use, and so on.
Hell no, they are going for the first thing they see, which is a boat with a looooot of holes. But instead of at least figuring out how to maybe somehow fix the mayor holes, well they just go for it, and Aaron almost dies of course, wth? And on top of that Spencer. I mean really? Who couldn't see that coming, it was a 100% clear Negan would kill him after that proposal. How could he think otherwise? And what would he have had to gain if Negan put him in "charge" instead of Rick, I mean they are both Negan's slaves at the moment, and Negan can't control who "runs" things anyway, whatever that would have meant for Spencer, while he is gone. I mean sure, he could have said Spencer runs things now, but Rick would still have been the respected leader in the shadows, so what's to gain for Negan? If he thinks Rick is too much of a threat, he just kills him, so he killed Spencer to make his point, obviously. He must have been out of his mind to try that move!?
Carl, for example (I know not this episode), did really think he could just jump on a truck, hide until he arrives at the compound, and then just get out and kill Negan, because, hell, he is going to show in front of the truck for sure, or he will show himself to be shot once called, yeah, right. I mean I let that pass, as something that could really happen if somebody is filled with rage and foolishly blind, but OK.
Then Rick and Aaron find a house boat in the middle of a lake/river (not clear on this one), filled with walkers. So the reasonable man would think, they would figure out a plan (I mean it's not like every minute did count here) to get there safely. What's the shortest path, where are the least walkers, what to use, and so on.
Hell no, they are going for the first thing they see, which is a boat with a looooot of holes. But instead of at least figuring out how to maybe somehow fix the mayor holes, well they just go for it, and Aaron almost dies of course, wth? And on top of that Spencer. I mean really? Who couldn't see that coming, it was a 100% clear Negan would kill him after that proposal. How could he think otherwise? And what would he have had to gain if Negan put him in "charge" instead of Rick, I mean they are both Negan's slaves at the moment, and Negan can't control who "runs" things anyway, whatever that would have meant for Spencer, while he is gone. I mean sure, he could have said Spencer runs things now, but Rick would still have been the respected leader in the shadows, so what's to gain for Negan? If he thinks Rick is too much of a threat, he just kills him, so he killed Spencer to make his point, obviously. He must have been out of his mind to try that move!?