The Walking Dead season 2 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Tensions rise in "The Walking Dead" as secrets and moral dilemmas surface. Lori grapples with her secret pregnancy, and the group debates the safety of guns. Carl expresses a desire to learn shooting, creating a rift between his parents. The discovery of a barn full of walkers at Hershel's farm, seen by Hershel as sick people, not threats, exacerbates tensions. Glenn and Maggie's growing relationship is tested by the dangerous world they inhabit. The episode culminates with Lori contemplating abortion, Rick learning of her pregnancy, and Hershel demanding the group leave his farm, underscoring the group's precarious situation and complex interrelationships.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the group debating about giving up their guns?
The group is discussing the safety and necessity of keeping their guns in the post-apocalyptic world.
What personal secret is mentioned in the opening scene?
The personal secret mentioned is related to a character's pregnancy.
What mistake does Andrea make regarding Daryl?
Andrea mistakenly identifies Daryl as a walker, leading to a tense situation.
Why is Lori's pregnancy a secret?
Lori keeps her pregnancy a secret due to the complicated nature of the situation and the uncertainty in their environment.
What is the significance of the secret barn full of walkers?
The barn full of walkers is significant as it reveals Hershel's view of walkers as sick people, not monsters.
How does Carl's desire to learn shooting create conflict?
Carl's desire to learn shooting creates conflict between his parents and within the group about the appropriateness of a child handling guns.
Who accidentally reveals the secret of the barn?
Glenn accidentally reveals the secret of the barn to Dale.
How does Hershel view the walkers in the barn?
Hershel views the walkers in the barn as sick people needing care, not as dangerous threats.
What moral dilemmas does Lori's pregnancy create?
Lori's pregnancy creates moral dilemmas regarding survival, the future of their child, and the group's stability.
What happens during the search for Sophia?
The search for Sophia leads to a dead end, adding to the group's frustration and despair.
How does Hershel feel about Rick's group staying on his farm?
Hershel expects Rick's group to leave his farm soon, adding pressure on the group.
What decision does Lori make about her pregnancy?
Lori decides against abortion and contemplates the future of her unborn child.
What is revealed about Shane's behavior?
Shane's aggressive and threatening behavior is revealed, particularly in his confrontation with Dale.
How does Rick react to learning about Lori's pregnancy?
Rick reacts with shock and frustration, leading to tension between him and Lori.
What is the underlying theme of the episode?
The underlying theme revolves around survival, moral choices, and the complexities of human relationships in a post-apocalyptic world.