Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow...
The Walking Dead offered up some classic, but still effective, Walking Dead this week with regards to Siddiq's tragic demise.
Using the tried and true series hallmark of giving a character a big arc/spotlight episode right before the show smites them, Siddiq's Season 10 trauma angle came full circle - with the reveal that Dante, this entire time, has been Alpha's mole.
No, there was nothing more to Siddiq's perpetual delusions and nightmares beyond the fact that he saw some awful s*** go down, and that he felt guilty for not trying to do something, but it still worked. He was rightfully scarred from watching his friends die horribly. The way he hid it from everyone though seemed to suggest that he was more culpable than he was. As in, he was keeping quiet about his mental state for reasons more than just his survivor guilt.
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The Walking Dead offered up some classic, but still effective, Walking Dead this week with regards to Siddiq's tragic demise.
Using the tried and true series hallmark of giving a character a big arc/spotlight episode right before the show smites them, Siddiq's Season 10 trauma angle came full circle - with the reveal that Dante, this entire time, has been Alpha's mole.
No, there was nothing more to Siddiq's perpetual delusions and nightmares beyond the fact that he saw some awful s*** go down, and that he felt guilty for not trying to do something, but it still worked. He was rightfully scarred from watching his friends die horribly. The way he hid it from everyone though seemed to suggest that he was more culpable than he was. As in, he was keeping quiet about his mental state for reasons more than just his survivor guilt.
Continue reading…
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