Hope she dies in The Walking Dead

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How do you figure this was going on before the Zombie outbreak? If you read the comics (and I'm sure they'll discuss it a lot more in the show as well), but understandable the characters became very lonely and desperate to have a connection with someone. Also and not that this justifies what they did, but they have been under the impression that he was dead for at least 1 or 2 months. And she did show some remorse, which shows that they wasn't happening before the outbreak. If they were...she wouldn't have carried that she had her wedding ring around her neck. I know all this doesn't make up for "cheating" on Rick, but I think it's enough to say she's not a "slut" for sleeping with the man that's been protecting her and her son for the past couple months. And she surly doesn't need to be executed for that.

You're an idiot. You would be doing humanity a favour, if you killed yourself.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5GZIDnMzZQ Why does Canada need a queen?

Funny how you have no opinion about Shane.
Maybe it's cause you're a misogynist.

Yeah...I have noticed that no-one has said a word about Shane being a horrible character. He has no moral grounding at all. Besides belittling women by calling them 'Boobs', he couldn't even be bothered to hangs signs to help people or even attempt to save 6 of their own members.

This has occurred to me: Lori sees that Shane (their leader) doesn't step up to the plate to save or help anyone at all. He wouldn't post warning signs. He's letting Amy's sister die. Maybe Lori figured that, if she were Shane's woman, he would protect her. If she's protected, she can protect her son. According to some things Sarah has said in interviews, all Lori cares about in the world is protecting her son.

She seems to have some feelings for him, but I wouldn't write off the possibility that you'd become attached to whoever you're with in that situation, especially if you felt you had no choice but to do it to protect your family. I hated the way Shane talked about women in his first scene and when they first showed him with Lori I thought there was this ambiguity to how he treated her, like there was a thin line between protective and possessive and it made me really uncomfortable.

Well, I can't imagine the zombies would be interested in her.



She's got less meat on her than a chicken mcnugget. :D