“We both started out in the same place … you can come back from this, I know you can” says Rick, but who is he talking to? Is it Morgan? It likely is, but what could Rick be referring to? Has Morgan done something terribly wrong between when we last saw him in Season 3 and now? “Good people, they always die – I'm a killer, Rick, and you are too,” responds Morgan, supporting Rick's view that you shouldn't take chances – but does this have a loaded meaning? Is Morgan unsure of Rick's intentions – his sanity, even – after the close of Season 5 which saw Rick kill an enraged and beaten Pete right in front of Morgan?
“You get out of here and you don't ever come back,”
says Morgan in another part of the trailer, at which point we cut to Rick.
Clearly the folks behind The Walking Dead want to give us an idea of
Morgan and Rick being potential enemies in Season 6, or at the very least two
sides of a contentious argument. The editors of these trailers are notoriously
tricksy, and when you look closely you see numerous instances where two
different scenes have been stitched together to seemingly form one scene. There
will surely be a clash between the two men – but will it be quite as angry as
the trailer suggests? Could it even be a double bluff?
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