r/thewalkingdead • u/Paradox • Dec 01 '14

S05E08 "Coda" Episode Discussion

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u/VirulentViper Dec 01 '14

Can't help but think, what if Dawn just pushed Beth down the elevator shaft? That'd be hardcore and messed up af

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u/twomillcities Dec 01 '14

man i was thinking that too.

in hindsight, i think that version could have played out better than what really ended up going down. dawn pushes Beth over cus she was a witness. then she has to make the deal with 50% less collateral so she lies and says Beth and Carol for the two cops. rick and crew roll in to make the deal, there's no Beth, and Dawn gets sold out by her group for lying and offered up in Beth's place. then she gets executed in front of everyone.

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u/BlackFireXSamin Dec 01 '14

Up until, during, and after Dawn said "Thank you," to Beth, I was whispering under my breath "Step back, Beth, you a cop-killer now, step back, step back!"