Exactly. When people are saying how much they hate Negan, how they want to kill Negan, how they despise Negan, how irritating Negan is........Well that is what the writers want you to feel.
To an extent, however, I don't generally watch TV to feel enraged. Not sure what exactly is making me feel so blah about the whole season but its definitely a change. Almost like I have to watch to see/know and I am vested, but as I watch and grow annoyed and frustrated, its not worth it, ya know?
Exactly! To a certain extent, I love a good villain &, often, the villain is more compelling than the other characters. So I get it.
However, when it's all so very much doom & gloom with the characters so beat down emotionally & mentally, I get to where I'd just rather not watch. It's the same reason I don't watch movies like "Sophie's Choice". I don't want to be made to feel so sad & hopeless. There's enough real stuff in real life that can make a person feel that way.
And I just think the TV audience is going to get tired of it all very soon. This isn't the Rick & Daryl people want to watch.
What was smoldering that Michonne saw near the end of the episode. I couldn't make it out.
LOL! I couldn't figure it out either.
When Michonne was standing on top of the rusted out car, something flew over in the sky. Originally, I thought looked like a plane or helicopter to me, & then I decided, "No, it's just a bird." But, then, when whatever caught her attention & she walked over to the pile of mattresses, I, at first, thought it was a crashed plane of some sort... even some sort of space ship. LOL! I even said to DH, "Do we have aliens now?"
He looked at me like I was crazy, & said, "It's the mattresses."
Well, I see that NOW, but, at first, the way they were lying there, it almost looked like a smaller Millennium Falcon had crashed. LOL!!
