[Episode 137] Season 6, Episode 14 of Fear The Walking Dead, "Mother"
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It feels like we've been watching this season forever: as hard has it is to believe, we're nearing the end (which takes us back to the very beginning). We may have overanalyzed Dakota's motivations a little too much this episode, but it's allowed us to uncover some fascinating parallels in the process.
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Alicia’s amazing makeup shows us ho sleep-deprived she's been, the past few weeks.
Dakota doesn’t know right from wrong, because of her upbringing, but we don’t know enough about Dakota to feel bad for her.
Dave thinks Dakota is playing the long con.
The benefit to keeping complicated characters around, like Negan.
The Hilltop leadership rule: 1st in charge shits the bed, while 2nd in command runs the show.
Rachael's theory, Teddy engenders jealousy in Dakota by giving Alicia special attention.
Rachael would totally drink Teddy’s Kool-Aid. Also, still #TeamRiley.
Dave predicted Teddy's sack-grab (and how he picked it up from "The Row")
Dakota’s uses same comments about Victor Strand as Cole had: Further proof of long con?
Don't expect happy endings from #TWDUniverse: You might not get what you want, but you’ll like what you get.
This mummy's not Teddy’s Mommy? A previous victim/Alicia/"Mother"?
Teddy knows he’s bad.
Alicia is exactly what Teddy is looking for because she does the opposite of what he wants/tells her.
Both Alicia and both John Dories having the role of hero thrust upon them.
Dakota protecting Teddy possibly breaking the pattern of Alicia assuming the role of "Mother" (or possibly dying).
Do Teddy’s followers know anything about his plan?
Go full Camus: Embrace what you are, be it hero, villain, or pawn.
Dave really struggles with his feelings toward Dakota: if she doesn't go full evil, what was this all for?
Alicia can kill if it's absolutely necessary, but it doesn’t mean she wants to, Dakota.
Great choice bringing Cole/Sebastian Sozzi back for this episode. Too bad AMC/the trailer/opening credits spoiled it for some.
Remembering when Viv pulled a gun on "Naomi" back at The Diamond, back in Season 4.
Cole mentions Motel #4 which we saw on Derek’s mural as one of the spots The Enders hit.
Meaningful poses in Cole's line-up: Alicia has her hands out/open while Dakota hides hers behind her back.
The Gregory Brothers, Major to Minor/Minor to Major Happy Sad Songs (truthfully, they never did Yellow Submarine, but this guy did - as well as a bunch of other songs)
Writers hopefully keeping us on our toes: Trying to see Dakota on the whole character (not just how much we hate her)
Comparing Charlie and Dakota’s situations: The ability to see the point of view of all characters, even villains.
Dakota is our first, possibly full-tilt child villain in #TWDUniverse. Otherwise, this show is making us go completely crazy
Theories (possibly from Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly?) about Alicia dying: breaking the loop?
Contemplating The Queens Gambit discussion in Damage from the Inside (FearTWD 6x07): Dakota & Ed Gein discuss the strategy, but who is the sacrificed pawn? John? Dakota?
Alicia kills as a last resort, but Cole has no idea who Alicia has become no what Madison Clark used to be.
When good characters break bad, like Rick Grimes in the bar giving The Savior remainders "his word": it allows us to completely understand where Cole lives.
Alicia Clark was almost Ashley Bennett.
So much blue. Does it still mean harbinger of death?
Rachael's bone to pick with Teddy's 1st walker disposal.
@CindyJ1019 really tried finding Dave saying Grace's last name!
Cole, "I thought you died in the fire, too, Alicia," indicating that even he knows Madison is dead!
Morning Glories remind us of Bluebonnets
Is Riley, himself, part of the submarine crew? And speaking of the sub, remember WalterSubewski, from the 1st episode? He was wearing a naval uniform, too.
2x Nuclear Arms Keys, 2x Saint Christopher Medallions.
Ouroboros: Dwight chasing Sherry, Alicia running away from Teddy, and even Morgan Jones stopping Alicia with The Art of Peace
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