Walking with the Dead: The Evil Inside
“You can’t live in this world without getting blood on your hands, or teeth. “
Walking with the Dead: Survivors’ Guilt
“Part of being able to live with themselves means that these characters have to feel that guilt.”
Walking with the Dead: Not the way it is supposed to be
“Our expectations are constantly at war with our hopes.”
Walking with the Dead: The Burden and Beauty of Friendship
Friends don’t have the luxury of distancing themselves from the burdens of those they love.
Walking with the Dead: In a Broken World, There is No Normal
In the zombie apocalypse the only thing that is truly normal is that everyone experiences the brokenness of their world.
Walking with the Dead: The Greatest Good
The reality of loving in a broken world is that sometimes our love can have serious negative consequences.
Walking with the Dead: Living on Borrowed Faith
Sometimes we need to live on borrowed faith.
Walking with the Dead: The Trauma and Healing of Community
“Community creates the potential for trauma, but it also provides the context for healing.”
Walking with the Dead: An Existential End to the Governor’s Hope
“The Governor can’t change because his experiences tell him redemption isn’t possible.”
Walking with the Dead: In which the Governor Remembers who He Is
“The Governor’s return comes only as he begins to see the value of the monster within.”
Walking with the Dead: The Governor Returns, but will He be Redeemed?
“Throughout the show the child/parent relationship plays a vital role in helping a person keep a firm grip on reality, or lose it completely.”
Walking with the Dead: The Immanence of God in the Zombie Apocalypse
“For all his convictions that God is still out there, still working some ultimate plan, at Herschel’s weakest moments it’s not enough.”
