I smell a possible misdirect of appearing to trade Michonne, but there being a plan behind it. Just playing with ideas, but I think the way Rick's group is most likely to prevail is to get some serious strategic edge via someone (or some several) Woodbury people---like Milton, Tyrese, etc. Maybe blowing a bunch of important **** up (vehicles, ammo, gas supplies), for instance. I had been thinking that if you take out the Gov, that might do it, but I think there's several immediate underlings that would take his course of action anyway---unless Milton can gain control. I just can't see the prison group handling Woodbury's firepower in a straight up battle. Another scenario would be (or may include as a part of things) Andrea and Milton somehow being free and able to talk to a Woodbury assembly of some size and reveal the Gov's dark side, finding enough of those folks will be persuaded to weaken/ oppose the regime's plans.
Last edited by Jumbo; March-18th-2013 at 02:46 PM.
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I agree with Jumbo.
But I also think that in close quarters combat, Rick's group wins. It's the only way to counter the firepower that Woodbury has. I say let Woodbury infiltrate the prison. Then Ricks group has to take em out strategically from Cell to Cell. They can't bring heavy duty firepower into the prison (at least, not much, such as a tank). They can't burn it down (concrete) although they may be able to smoke em out. They can't blow it up (for the most part, it's a prison designed to hold people in) but I'm sure the tank could severely compromise part of the prison if it is shot at repeatedly in one spot.
Ricks best chance is to separate Woodbury from their firepower... is to draw them into the prison. No one knows the prison floor plan better than Ricks group. I doubt Tyrese and his group were able to give much intel on the layout.
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I like your take, Ellis. I have been thinking guerrilla warfare more than straight up.
"Captain, it's a viewpoint--not one of ours! We're under attack!"
"I see it, ensign! Engage amygdala! Transfer all power from frontal lobes!
Suspend critical thinking field! Go to course heading of reflexive response 101 at full bias!
Now!'Enter' at will!"
"It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so."
"Sometimes good command decisions get compromised by bad emotional responses." - Benjamin Linus
"If I was a dictator, I would just shoot you and go about my day. Dinner's at six if you're hungry." - John Locke
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The prison storyline has been so different in the show compared to the comic, it's hard to predict just exactly how the "war" will go down once it finally does.
In the comic, Rick's group was hardly in the rough shape they are in now, and the Prison was actually a place of comfort for a long while. They were actually able to hold off Woodbury until the Governor became so irate he was willing to just let bullets fly everywhere including at his own people just to cause as much chaos as possible.
Also, Tyrese....well I am not going to spoil even the comic situation for him, but I am very interested to see where his character goes from here in the show, assuming her survives the last two episodes of this season.
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"Captain, it's a viewpoint--not one of ours! We're under attack!"
"I see it, ensign! Engage amygdala! Transfer all power from frontal lobes!
Suspend critical thinking field! Go to course heading of reflexive response 101 at full bias!
Now!'Enter' at will!"
"It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so."
Yeah, at this point the AMC story has deviated quite liberally from the comic which is great for someone like me who has read the series.
I hear that was planned from the beginning, and I think a very intelligent move. Someday I hope to get around to the comic too.
Side note---if anyone saw Todd McFarlane as one of the panel guests on the previous Talking Dead---didn't he come off like a dip**** and kind of a sleazy dude? Almost like a SNL caricature named "Todd" with the over-tan, cheesy necklace, N'Sync haircut, and all his handy touching of his co-panelists and failed wit .![]()
Last edited by Jumbo; March-19th-2013 at 10:26 AM.
"Captain, it's a viewpoint--not one of ours! We're under attack!"
"I see it, ensign! Engage amygdala! Transfer all power from frontal lobes!
Suspend critical thinking field! Go to course heading of reflexive response 101 at full bias!
Now!'Enter' at will!"
"It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so."
Yea McFarlane did come across as kind of sleezy but he made some interesting points
How many episodes do we left? One and then the finale? Or two?
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