Michonne starts yelling for Judith, and then they discover that the larder has been emptied and its guard killed. So when they go to find their kids one morning and nobody is there, the worry sets in quickly. Several parents start letting their kids spend the night with Jocelyn's crew, including Michonne. Michonne is very pregnant at this point, and having an old friend comes as a huge relief. Michonne and Jocelyn talk about the past and Michonne opens up about Rick and her quest to find him, or learn the truth of what happened to him. The kids all play with the Alexandrian children. odd, to say the least, and might even be a red flag if Michonne and Jocelyn weren't old friends.Īnd everyone seems happy to be there. It turns out that other than one young man, the entire group consists of children of various ages. There are others in their group who need help, however, and so Michonne and some of the others go find them. They haven't seen one another in fifteen years, and so naturally Michonne takes them in and helps treat Jocelyn's wounds.
One of the survivors is Jocelyn, a woman Michonne knew back in the days before the end of the world. A small group shows up at Alexandria in need of help. Well, it turns out she has a pretty good reason, after all. She's shut everyone out and taken a completely isolationist stance around Alexandria.
I've been at my wit's end with her character for the past six or seven episodes because she's so different than she used to be. This is before Michonne became the hardened, bitter woman we know her as now. The second story is a flashback, taking us back to the days not long after Rick disappeared, back when Michonne and Daryl were still regularly trying to find some trace of him. Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) © 2018 AMC Film Holdings LLC.
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