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Top 5 Moments From The Walking Dead S8E13 "Do Not Send Us Astray"


Warning: This blog contains spoilers!

Hilltop won the battle, but did they lose the war?

The Saviors ran into resistance when they attacked Hilltop, but their follow-up would come back to bite the community - literally. 

Do Not Send Us Astray had plenty of losses on both sides as "The Widow" and "The Right-Hand Man" pitted their armies against one another. Here are our picks for this episode's top five moments!

05. Siddiq Stands His Ground

Dana seemed like the boss from hell. Despite being the new guy, Siddiq stood up for himself and his potential as a medical assistant. Already shown to be intelligent and compassionate, this demonstration of backbone rounds out his character nicely. 

04. The Prisoners Escape 

Though she admitted she wanted all the Saviors dead at one point, Maggie's decision to treat the prisoners humanely paid off - especially after their own people abandoned them. Despite being set free thanks in part to a grief-stricken Henry, some of them stayed to help hold off the dead. 

03. Morgan is Haunted by Gavin

Ghost-vin troubled Morgan multiple times throughout this episode. The bloody apparition was sporting his fatal stab wound and the same outfit Morgan wore while training with Eastman - he even had a staff at one point! After playing a major part in another death, this one by the hand of a young child, Morgan could be close to finally losing his mind. 

02. Dwight Shoots Tara

Dwight may have put an arrow in Tara to stop Simon from putting a bullet or blade in her. But from Daryl's perspective, it looked like a turncoat turning again. The dialogue between Daryl and Tara was also great as it recalled his bond with Merle and her time with The Governor. She may have survived the attack, but she's in big trouble if the arrow was coated in walker blood.

01. Hilltop's Night of Horror

With the combined forces of their best fighters and some smart tactics, the Hilltop drove the Saviors back. There were casualties on both sides, but the bloodshed didn't stop when the bullets and arrows did. After treating their injured residents and attempting to rest up, Hilltop got a nasty surprise as their wounded began to reanimate and attack the living. We lost longtime Alexandrians like Tobin, and the gruesome sight of Hilltop literally eating itself was one of the most ghastly in the entire war. 

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