Walking Dead

Terminus the end of the line and the very hope to all survivors. Before meeting up with the rest of his friends, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs), Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus), Michonne (Danai Gurira).  The marauders have caught up to Rick and Carl, Michonne.  A violent aggressive action which leads to Carl being overwhelmed by the marauders.  Rick kills the leader and that causes a reaction of death.  The aftermath is blood, and a smell of death that surrounds them brings Rick back to a place where he remembers Hershel Greene ( Scott Wilson) and other survivors back at the prison where things were good just before the Governers attack.  Flash forward to Terminus where he is captured and motivated to act against the people of Terminus.  A very good finale to season 4, emotions rise and fall here on AMC Walking Dead.
  

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