Four Walls And The Roof Rick Proof

Even while sitting on death’s doorstep, Rick is in a constant kill those who hurt my family mindset. He doesn’t intend to go down here, not after all he’s been put through, and like the Celtic people were with their oaths, curses and promises; Rick becomes a man of his word. In season five episode three, ‘Four Walls and a Roof,’ Rick sets a trap for Gareth and his group of cannibals in Gabriel’s church, which Maggie refers to as nothing but a building with four walls and a roof (this shows the groups mentality towards religion, in that this world has done nothing but take from them and if there was any god, he has left them behind and forgotten about them). He disarms all of them and makes them kneel before him in the same way they made him at Terminus. Gareth begged for Rick to spare them, but Rick replied with “No. Besides, I already made a promise to you.” In this gruesome scene, Rick and his group brutally massacre Gareth and his group with blunt force, bludgeoning them to the dead with Rick’s machete and with the butts of Michonne, Abraham, and Sasha’s automatic rifles inside Gabriel’s church. In season five, Rick and his group find a new sanctuary, Alexandria. A gated community surrounded by steel walls. Deanna, a woman who prior to the outbreak used to be a senator currently runs the safe zone. She accepts Rick and his
In the end it will all come crashing down during the season six finale when he meets Negan, Rick’s ultimate final shadow figure. Come season seven, Rick will take on a full Shane mentality where he plans and schemes in the shadows waiting to pull a coup de grâce against Negan who can arguably be compared to a mixture of Alexander the Great and Ghengis Khan (because he has unified mostly every safe zone of survivors under his rule, but he does so by making them fear