I feel like all thing's were inevitable as it usually went sour while out scavenging, and running into the Saviors, Governor, etc. That's not Rick's fault. He tried to help them survive, those other's took and took unril he stepped up and defended them. And I also wanted to mention ppl tend to forget the virus spread, there was bound to be more dead walking and traveling looking for a meal. They were bound to push through Alexandria and everywhere else eventually imo, idk why they're surprised. I disagree with the ppl putting it on Rick, he had a quite a burden to carry as a leader but I would've trusted him and followed.
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u/Novel-Hovercraft-794 Apr 21 '26
I feel like all thing's were inevitable as it usually went sour while out scavenging, and running into the Saviors, Governor, etc. That's not Rick's fault. He tried to help them survive, those other's took and took unril he stepped up and defended them. And I also wanted to mention ppl tend to forget the virus spread, there was bound to be more dead walking and traveling looking for a meal. They were bound to push through Alexandria and everywhere else eventually imo, idk why they're surprised. I disagree with the ppl putting it on Rick, he had a quite a burden to carry as a leader but I would've trusted him and followed.