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Walking dead season 3

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They never would have showed Carol practicing the operation if it wouldn't matter down the line.

The point of showing that was strictly to show her being watched from the treeline. That was it. Lori is dead. I'm taking Kirkman at his word on this, only because I don't see the reason for he and Sarah Wayne Gallies to both lie about it. Plus, from all indications, she hasn't even been on set since her last episode.

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May want to put that part that I put in spoilers for you in spoilers and clarify that they are comic spoilers. You know, just in case somebody is reading them and hasn't gotten there yet. I already have, but I know I'd be pissed to have that ruined before I got to that point.

Agreed! I'm reading the comics..waiting for Book 2 at the moment..that just spoiled it for me :(

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Here is what I think happens.

Carol spent all that time cutting open and stitching up the zombie to practice for Lori's emergency c-section. Carol went missing, Lori's body is missing. Rick found the bullet on the ground, which means it didn't hit Lori. I think Carl went to shoot Lori and lost his nerve, looked away and missed her with the bullet. I think Carol found Lori, and dragged her to safety, and now Lori is in critical condition. I think the zombie with the full stomach was shown to throw off the audience.

I also think that they will drag this out like the Sophia thing, and we won't see Carol or Lori until the midseason finale.

You may have hit the nail on the head, damn you.

Remember in the last episode, Daryl holds up a knife and asks "Carols knife?"

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Agreed! I'm reading the comics..waiting for Book 2 at the moment..that just spoiled it for me :(

Well fuging thanks dude. I'm not even there yet and you had to spoil this...God damn it man.

My bad man. Someone asked me earlier to throw that comment into a spoiler tag. But I didn't do it.

Dammit, HotSauce...heed my warnings next time. -_-

Don't worry guys. While that was a spoiler....PLENTY of crazy poo happens between book 2 (I'm assuming you mean the trade and not the print comic...) and issue 103. So, while it sucks that you know it, the panel is still a STRONG panel and you will definitely have a feels moment.

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