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what does feminism have to do with this?

@@cark4702 Really.....? You can't be that simple lol. "What does feminism have to do with a show killing off literally ever male and only having OG females survive including one who was written out of the show 3 times over the series but some how magically survived every time. Idk where someone would even begin to try and explain to someone as clueless as you. Probably someone who watched the maggie vs walker king episode and thought it was impressive writing too lol.

@@donkeymoo1581 fear's writing was atrocious for a very long time. feminism had nothing to do with it. the show was led by Madison and Alicia, it was *their* show. the Clark's show. the writers didn't write out the male Clarks, all the male Clarks left. Travis' actor Cliff Curtis went to do Avatar 2 so they killed him off. Nick's actor Frank Dillane left when the showrunners changed. the Clarks were then literally replaced by Morgan and the show was led by a man for more than half of its runtime. you're attributing stupid writing to your version of the boogeyman instead of the actual cause. they handed the show to people who didn't have a plan for where it was going, and it suffered as a consequence.

Then he and Chloe would be treasure hunting together the way he did with Elena while saving Sam but the thing is Nate was himself done with that life so kinda better that Chloe continued treasure hunting while Nate stayed at home working salvage

@@hsd287He really wasn’t, though. She tried to change him every game. He only stopped wanting to adventure when he felt guilty over his fight with Elena.

Привет, это сериал. «Красные розы» рассказывают историю Зейнаб, которая хочет учиться, как ее сверстники, которая приехала в Стамбул с матерью и отцом из своего родного города из-за землетрясения. Семья решает жить там как член дарги в городе. Хотя законы дарги заставили Зейнаб выйти замуж, это была не единственная проблема ее матери и ее. Потому что в этом городе они встречают сестру-близнеца Зейнаб, которую они считали умершей при родах много лет назад, и семью, которая ее похитила.

Al knew how to fly, she said that a long time ago. Strand did too. That's why they were the pilots of the plane. Although the whole repair thing was ridiculous. There's a reason that that season is disliked by fans. That whole concept with them traveling around helping people was ditched completely after that season. However, one good thing did come out of that season: an event that seemed initially like an abandoned storyline, but later allowed Alicia to survive getting bitten and the Walker Bite Infection.

Totally agree. Chloe was her own person apart from Nate, which made her so much more interesting and a more complicated love interest, in my opinion. Elena was essentially his mom. 😂 She didn’t really have any motives or storyline aside from being his love interest.

No, the two were incompatible in the long run. Chloe is just too domineering for Nate. She'd bully him constantly, rather than support him.

Because he finally stopped running from his past. He got closure with his family, finally achieved peace, and stopped running. He was thinking about Rick and all of the friends that he left behind in Alexandria.

@@WarGrowlmon18 then why did he left the group in virginia after the savior war conflict?

@@eladiomoreno2225 Because Morgan was struggling with his mental health and believed that he couldn't be around people anymore. He was afraid that he was gonna lose it again so he literally ran away until he met Al and John Dorie. It was like Rick told him: Morgan can run as far away as he wants, but he'll always find his way back to people. Finally getting closure with his family and getting peace with himself caused Morgan to go back to the friends that he had left. He had initially planned on doing it back in Season 4, but he decided to stick around with his new friends instead. Afterwards, even if he'd wanted to go back, he'd gotten stuck in years of conflicts and his people needed him too much. When Morgan left, they were relatively safe for once and they had Madison to look after them.

@@WarGrowlmon18 makes perfect sense

@@eladiomoreno2225 Yeah poor guy has really been through a lot. But after going back to King County, to the house where he first met Rick and finally putting Zombie Son down and burying him and his wife, Morgan finally got the closure with his family that he never had.

Elena was a brave girl tbh she cared more for Nate and Jeff than Chloe who wasn't bad person ofc but she was double crossing the heroes and villains and got jealous when Nate tried to help Elena and Jeff leading to Nate ending his relationship with her atleast remaining friends

I completely agree. Chloe was her own person, not just a love interest meant to prop up Nathan. I truly think it would’ve been a more interesting, complicated series if they had gone the route Druckmann suggested.

​@@hsd287Chloe didn't get jealous, she got mad at him when he foolishly decided to become a hero, putting his life at risk even when she was trying to help him, and she was forced to betray him there in order to survive, but that was the situation Nathan left her in, all for what? So that in the end they would be caught and Jeff would die anyway.

The infection or Troy??? At the end of Season 7, she was shown recovering and walking off towards the burning Tower. In Season 8, June had a theory that it had to do with Alicia being exposed to high levels of radiation. She was splashed with radioactive walker blood in Season 5, remember??? Seemed like an abandoned storyline, but they later tied it into Alicia's survival. June tried to replicate that, but the amount of radiation that it took to kill the infection outright was fatal in and of itself. In Alicia's case though, it was more like the radiation weakened the infection and gave her own immune system a fighting chance. As for Troy supposedly killing her, his sidekick Russell eventually admitted to Madison that Troy and Alicia got into a fight that left them both badly wounded. Troy got away with her prosthetic arm sticking out of him and sent his goons back. They didn't find Alicia aside from a blood trail and a bloody knife, meaning that she might've survived. Given how angry Troy was, Russell and the others just told him what he wanted to hear.

@@WarGrowlmon18 thanks this was so helpful.