- Why did Nick leave off by himself and who are all these people he's been encountering? I haven't been understanding his story line.
Remember Celia, the evil lady who ran the Abigail household that the group was staying at late in Season 2A? Nick bought into her BS about the walkers not really being dead and he was taking Celia's side over Madison. When he realized that Madison killed Celia, he believed Celia was right that the group brings death everywhere they go, so he went off by himself.
-What happened to Daniel Salazar(Reuben Blades' character)--and his daughter?
Daniel set fire to that cellar/basement where they were storing walkers and is presumed dead by the group. Ofelia went with the group thinking Daniel is dead, but then left them since she didn't think of them as family. With both her parents dead, she went looking for her fiancé.
-Why is Victor still with the group? Wasn't he originally just a guy who owned the boat they took refuge on temporarily?
Victor likes Madison and has gotten close to her and trusts her leadership abilities.
-What was the setup at the hotel that Madison and Alicia had with those people they just violently left from?
Madison kind of took charge of the hotel after she led the way of ridding it of all the walkers. They all decided to make a community there, with the rules that no one could take a hand to another. Travis' actions messed all that up.
*Also a rhetorical question--why did they kill off Travis' only son (as well as Travis' ex-wife)while Madison's kids stay safe?--No more respect than that for an original character?--and in a flashback no less.
It seems like it's a popularity thing. For some reason, both Nick and Alicia are much more popular than Chris. From a character actions standpoint, I get it, but I'm not fond of Nick's character at all. He's painfully overrated and poorly acted. And Alicia is really underwhelming as a character to me, loved for her looks and not much else. Chris is the most hated character on the show and fans (myself NOT included) have been clamoring for his death. I think the writers thought the flashback way of revealing his death would be more powerful, especially given that they interspersed it with Travis avenging it by killing those guys that killed him.
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mscharliebean
8 years ago
Glad you explained the first question because I was still confused about that.
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PinkStarsAreFallingx
8 years ago
VERY helpful answer! Especially the last point. Re Chris's death. I watch online and must have missed a good 10 minutes of last weeks episode so never saw anything at all relating to Chris getting killed! I will have to re-watch to see if it is orking all the way to the end of that episode now!
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Bullish_Captain
8 years ago
It seems like it's a popularity thing. For some reason, both Nick and Alicia are much more popular than Chris. From a character actions standpoint, I get it, but I'm not fond of Nick's character at all. He's painfully overrated and poorly acted. And Alicia is really underwhelming as a character to me, loved for her looks and not much else. Chris is the most hated character on the show and fans (myself NOT included) have been clamoring for his death. I think the writers thought the flashback way of revealing his death would be more powerful, especially given that they interspersed it with Travis avenging it by killing those guys that killed him.
They film this stuff months before it airs you know, and they plan it out even further ahead than that.
Most of the Chris hate came in this second half of season 2, in the first half everyone was hating Alicia.
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