As we learn how each of their family's had failed them, we see a new family unit forming–one that can't help but end tragically. As powerful as Morton is on screen, this episode actually wasn't about her: this was about Daryl ( Norman Reedus), Henry ( Matt Lintz), and Lydia ( Cassady McClincy)–the ties that bruise and bind them. The episode was sold as being focused on Alpha's ( Samantha Morton) origin and backstory, and it was–but not as the focus but as the backdrop for a powerful examination of the impact abuse can have on all of us. Their friendship now hangs on a thread.First, let's give director David Boyd and writer Channing Powell a righteous amount of credit for throwing us a complete curveball in so many ways with this episode. The past is brought up, and hurtful words are exchanged. Find me.” The episode then closes with Carol and Daryl having an explosive fallout in the present. Back in the cabin, Daryl heads over to the secret space and leaves a note that reads, “I belong with you. Leah doesn’t want him to set out in search of his “brother” (Rick) and tells him that he needs to choose between looking for his brother, his family, or her.Ĭarol then meets Daryl and tells him that she is returning to the Kingdom. Ten months have passed, and the couple is seen having a conversation. She then confides in Daryl about her adoptive son Matthew who was killed by the dead.
Three months swiftly pass by, and Daryl again finds himself in her cabin. Eight months later, the woman helps him terminate a group of walkers and reveals that her name is Leah. But she eventually frees him when he says he is not looking for trouble.Īfter six months, Daryl runs into the woman again, who warns him about the dead. Thereafter, we are taken into a flashback again where the woman (Dog’s owner) has Daryl all tied up. Carol then persuades him to tell her the whole story about the woman.
Back in the present, Carol and Daryl learn that the same lady had lived there. All of a sudden, a woman charges in and points a shotgun at him, asking who he is. After hearing a sound, Daryl barges in and kills a walker. Daryl comes across Dog, who leads him to the same cabin they find in the present time. Carol and Daryl also have a conversation where we learn about Daryl’s persistent efforts to find Rick’s body. Daryl hangs a map of the area (the one in Carol’s possession) as he circles various locations. Dog then leads the duo into an old cabin. Carol is disheartened as she recalls losing Hilltop while Daryl tries to console her, saying that they will not let them have Alexandria.
‘The Walking Dead’ season 10 episode 18 is titled ‘Find Me,’ and it opens with Carol and Daryl setting off on a hunting trip. The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 18 Recap They will be put to the ultimate test as faith will be broken, and optimism will be fragmented. As they check out one more location, they will chance upon a stash. The upcoming episode is titled ‘One More,’ where Gabriel and Aaron will make use of Maggie’s map and search for food and supplies to bring back to Alexandria. The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 19 Spoilers
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For the rest of you, who have cut the cord, you have the option to watch the already-released episodes on live TV websites such as Philo TV, YouTube TV, DirecTV, and Sling TV. You can additionally purchase or rent the episodes on Amazon Prime, iTunes, and Apple TV and stream them as video-on-demand. The released episode can also be streamed on AMC’s official website or the AMC app. If you’re all set to watch ‘The Walking Dead’ season 10 episode 19, you can simply tune in to AMC at the aforementioned time slot, provided you have a cable connection. Where to Watch The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 19 Online? If you’re subscribed to AMC Premiere (AMC+), you will have the option to watch the episode early, on March 11 at 3:00 AM ET on the subscription service. ‘The Walking Dead’ season 10 episode 19 is scheduled to release on March 14, 2021, at 9:00 PM ET on AMC. The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 19 Release Date
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