Food will be harder to come by once people run through canned goods. The Terminus setup is actually kind of brilliant in a fucked up sort of way. People come to you with supplies, then rather than just murdering them, they can be used as a protein food source. I'm sure they do supply runs also, but it's a good way to ensure steady resource supply beyond that.Cannibalism in this world seems pretty dumb to me. Especially in the south, less than 2 years since the world went to shit. There's no way that in a world where 99% of humans don't exist anymore these people ran out of food that quickly. I get it's a trope for anything post-apocalyptic, but come on.
I know, I know. Worthless thinking to that level with this show, but will season 5 have Thunderdome?
Yeah, it was cheesy as fuck.Seriously though, that end line. I'm not the only person who heard this immediately after right?
Two years of watching zombies eat humans might have piqued their interest in doing so themselves. Who knows lolyou really dont need to become a cannibal though when you have lush vegetation growing literally everywhere. you have plants and the critters that feed on those plants. did these guys go from top grade Kobe Beef to cannibalism or something in a matter 2 years? come on. even the starving people in demolition man ate taco bell and ratburgers.
i really dont know much about georgia, but i assume they grow citrus there and there must be many acres of ripe fruit for the picking and many squirrels and rabbits having the feast of their lives on it.Starvation near a population center is not really that far fetched in an end of the world scenario. I recall reading one time that most cities could only support 7-8 days without new food shipments coming in. Outside of large cities even small towns will quickly deplete the local population of wild game. But since TWD is a zombie apocalypse that throws off all the math with many/most humans turned into zombies.
It was supposed to paint a parallel between Rick's concerns regarding Carl and how he was growing, which in a way was a dichotomy between the pre-ZA world (non-violent/constructive) and post-ZA world (violence). Rick basically comes to accept that the only way they are going to survive is if they accept all the bad shit they are going to have to do.Has this been discussed but what the heck was the point of the whole "How I learned to farm" flashbacks the entire episode since it seemed to have zero meaning on the story?
I know this show has shit tier writing but that is absolutely refucktarded. Rick had already accepted that he has to live in a fucked up world. He did it when he had to kill his best friend pre-apocolypse after the world's longest farm visit. Just because they threw in some plot shit that he became farmer Rick for three episodes doesn't mean he completely forgot everything that happened in seasons 1 and 2. Rick has already accepted his fate and the farmer Rick stuff was retarded as shit anyways.It was supposed to paint a parallel between Rick's concerns regarding Carl and how he was growing, which in a way was a dichotomy between the pre-ZA world (non-violent/constructive) and post-ZA world (violence). Rick basically comes to accept that the only way they are going to survive is if they accept all the bad shit they are going to have to do.