Comments on: The Governor is a new sickness on The Walking Dead https://cliqueclack.com/p/walking-dead-governor/ Big voices. Little censors. Fri, 10 Apr 2015 14:43:24 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.1.1 By: Cate https://cliqueclack.com/p/walking-dead-governor/#comment-2511 Mon, 05 Nov 2012 10:53:44 +0000 https://cliqueclack.com/p/?p=3097#comment-2511 I don’t know, I distinctly got the feeling that the soldiers were killed because they were men, and he kept the women because they may be more “useful” – he seems to be trying to build his own society, in which case he needs women for child-bearing purposes.

]]> By: Kevin https://cliqueclack.com/p/walking-dead-governor/#comment-2419 Sun, 04 Nov 2012 22:21:25 +0000 https://cliqueclack.com/p/?p=3097#comment-2419 Well, I guess nobody has figured it out. FYI I have not read any of the books, I just have a knack for these things. I could see it in his eyes when he was questioning the Pilot. He killed the pilot and the others because they deserted their posts. If the pilot would have said, we fought to the end but lost and left. He probably wouldn’t have killed them. But he still may have. He may have killed them because they were solders and he relies on weaker people.

To do with Merle, 1) I knew he didn’t die in the first season, he’s too big of a star to kill off so early but then again. Stargate Atlantis killed off Robert Patrick in the first show. Merle obviously knows what the Governor is up to. He backed down because he doesn’t want to be a Walking-Dead Soldier. He prefers to be alive. He knows just like the “President” of Siria, if you don’t comply you don’t want to face the alternative. Frankly I think Rick and the Governor are the same type of people.

No matter how grim life may turn, I would never stop being myself. When we lose our morality, the world is over no matter if you live or not.

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