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We reserve the right to collect a full deposit for bookings from 29th December 2014 to 1st of January 2015. These period is also non-refundable. A team member will contact you after you book to arrange the payment. For groups, Generator Berlin East is your host – we take groups from 20-300. Important Terms & Conditions (for group bookings) • A group booking consists of 10 people or more • VAT is included at the current level (accommodation 7%, meals/services 19%). In case of tax changes, we reserve the right to adjust the room rate. • Should a group be cancelled after the requested deposit has been paid this payment falls to Generator Berlin but can be re-used for a new booking. • The following charges apply if a group is cancelled within 28 days: same day 75%, 1-4 days 60%, 5-7 days 50%, 8-14 days 35%, 15-21 days 20%, 22-28 days 10%. • Cancellations of confirmed bookings should be made by fax and must be counter signed and faxed back to you by us. If you do not have a document signed by us reconfirmed a cancellation then that cancellation is not valid and charges will apply as above. • No charges will generally apply if a group is cancelled more than 28 days prior to arrival. • Reductions in size of up to 10% of a group can be made without charge any time prior to the day of arrival. Groups arriving with fewer persons than we have been notified of will however be subject to full charges as if the whole group had stayed. • Reductions in size in excess of 10% of a group within 28 days of arrival will be treated as if they were cancellations and charges will be levied on the whole reduction, i.e. There is no concession on the first 10% cancelled as applied above. • Where a group is booked for a large number of nights it is the date of arrival (relative to time of cancellation) that determines the charge to be applied to all nights. • We reserve the right to request a security deposit on arrival. FULL pre-payment is required when booking for stays between 30th – 1st January 2015 inclusive (for all bookings). Generator Berlin East will contact you on the e-mail given when booking in order to arrange payment. A receipt for this payment will be given upon request. No cancellations, amendments, refunds or cash alternatives for the booking are applicable A 5% City Tax will be collected at Check-in for all bookings made after January 1st 2014 (Exceptions apply for business travelers with appropriate proof, please contact the hostel directly for additional information) * A 5% City Tax will be collected at Check-in for all bookings made after January 1st 2014 (Exceptions apply for business travelers with appropriate proof, please contact the hostel directly for additional information)
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'We Found You Too!!'
Enter The Governor!! Herc's WALKING DEAD Talkback!!
Last week Bad Facial Hair took out Big Tiny -- and Rick's machete took out Bad Facial Hair. Also, Hershel didn't turn into a zombie and somebody was watching Carol as she practiced her caesarian sections.
Tonight's installment, scripted by "Rescue Me" vet Evan Reilly, introduces The Governor and brings back Andrea, Michonne and self-amputating racist Merle Dixon. It makes me wonder if we'll see Rick, Lori and Team Prison at all tonight.
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After witnessing an accident, Andrea and Michonne are introduced to a new community of survivors. As conflicts arise with their new acquaintances, a decision must be made.
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Oct. 28, 2012, 2:17 a.m. CST
Hopefully they stick close to the comics with this subplot
by evil__ash
The eventual payoff was a thing of beauty.
Oct. 28, 2012, 2:19 a.m. CST
Please oh Please
by melchior42
Let this not disappoint. The show has been steadily improving, and this arc was unbelievably brutal in the comics.
Oct. 28, 2012, 3:26 a.m. CST
David Morissey's too Clean Cut to play the comic-book version of The Governor.
by Meta
If Merle is back, I have a funny feeling that somewhere in this season we have Merle killing Morissey's character to become "The Governor" we all know and love.
Oct. 28, 2012, 3:45 a.m. CST
The way the Gov was drawn...
by vanchimera
... I always assumed he was a Spainyard or maybe a Mexican. Feh, doesn't have to be in the show, I'm just saying that I pictured someone completely different than Morrissey.
Oct. 28, 2012, 3:45 a.m. CST
Jesus Christ.
by vanchimera
Spainiard. What a stupid word.
Oct. 28, 2012, 4:16 a.m. CST
Herc's Reviews
by Mike2D
Herc, how come you don't write reviews anymore the way you used to when Buffy was on...you know...back then you actually rated the episodes and actually gave us spoilers and talked about the show? I know you are probably busier now than you were during the Buffy days, and I'm glad Walking Dead gets its own dedicated posts, but if this show is worth dedicating solo posts to if its up there on the level with Buffy, why don't you write more and tell us what you thought? Sorry if this topic has been brought up in the past, I have been reading this site for the last 13 years, but this is the first time I've ever started posting anything in talkback.
Oct. 28, 2012, 4:55 a.m. CST
by JonJonB9
if he did that, they'd stop sending him his precious preview copies.
Oct. 28, 2012, 6:56 a.m. CST
Ever see Masters of the Universe with Dolph Lungren?
by WerePlatypus
THAT'S why the governor on the show looks nothing like the governor in the comics. Some things can be drawn in a cartoon or a comic and looks cool, but in real life. . . it's ridiculous. Imagine Hawkeye in the Avengers wearing bright purple with a mask with two little horns. . . that would have ruined the whole movie. I am so glad that the governor looks normal.
Oct. 28, 2012, 8 a.m. CST
The Comic Governor Was Tom Savini
by Graphix67
Whether it was intentional or not, the comic Gov. was nearly the spitting image of Tom. I know Tom campaigned hard for the role but, I guess they wanted a more accomplished actor and not just a look-a-like.
Oct. 28, 2012, 8:02 a.m. CST
They don't have the balls (no pun intended) to do what they did in the comic with this subplot.
by gk1
Oct. 28, 2012, 9:37 a.m. CST
This is probably going to be a telling episode
by Thomas
I think we will know after this episode if the show has really found it's feet or if the first two eps of the season were an aberration. Sounds like more dialogue and less zombie carnage
Oct. 28, 2012, 9:51 a.m. CST
do you guys realize who Evan Reilly was whenever he ACTED in "Rescue Me"?
by TheSeeker7
He was the guy every so often at an AA meeting who would get pissed at Tommy for wearing his sunglasses inside. hilarious stuff.
Oct. 28, 2012, 10:14 a.m. CST
by DrMorbius
0 for 2 so far pally, care to try again? Spaniard (Spanish: los españoles)
Oct. 28, 2012, 10:49 a.m. CST
This season is amazing, BUT DON'T MESS UP THE GOVENOR DAMNIT!
by sonnyfern
But the prisoner last episode should've played the governor. Dude was a dead ringer. I don't know how this is going to go...I want the governors daughter in there...I want the TV's...I want the torture. I hope they don't blow it.
Oct. 28, 2012, 10:49 a.m. CST
This season is amazing, BUT DON'T MESS UP THE GOVENOR DAMNIT!
by sonnyfern
But the prisoner last episode should've played the governor. Dude was a dead ringer. I don't know how this is going to go...I want the governors daughter in there...I want the TV's...I want the torture. I hope they don't blow it.
Oct. 28, 2012, 11:04 a.m. CST
who's watching Carol?
by Titus05
hope it's someone surprising and not just someone from the Governor's crew
Oct. 28, 2012, 11:18 a.m. CST
Hope this fookin hurricane doesn't cause a power outage tonite
by Steve Giunta
Oct. 28, 2012, 11:18 a.m. CST
Anyone know of a way to watch it now?
by Steve Giunta
Oct. 28, 2012, 11:50 a.m. CST
AMC is back on Dish!!!
by elvirasbuttboy
Channel 131 for those who don't know. Will finally be able to catch up on the new season.
Oct. 28, 2012, 1:08 p.m. CST
I wished they picked Capt.Rhodes from DAY OF THE DEAD, but I can understand why they went with Morrisey
by Monroville
They wanted to pick someone who you would never expect to do the things the Governor does in the comics. While Savini or someone like Joe Pilato (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0683334/) "look" the part (and their acting could have been quite good, depending on the director's involvement), the problem is that they look evil... so when the bad stuff happens, it's no surprise... but imagine the uneducated public's response when they show the Governor sitting in front of his entertainment aquarium (heh, heh). I see them building the Governor up as an alternate version/ mirror image of Rick (and, come to think of it, he kind of looks like Rick) and he will be used to show what Rick could turn into, especially considering the recent cold blooded things that Rick has already done. It will be even more interesting if they give the Governor a wife and/or a kid or two of his own (to further the mirror to Rick).
Oct. 28, 2012, 1:12 p.m. CST
And who's watching Carol?
by Monroville
I have a feeling it's Merle... As well as the potential that, if Rick loses his hand (be it right or left) it will be Merle that takes it.
Oct. 28, 2012, 1:23 p.m. CST
Capt Rhodes was probably too over the top
by heylookoverthere
"Don't shoot him...we need his ass." something about that line delivery always cracks me up. Movie's underrated though. So will they be showing the prison at all tonight or is it all woodbury stuff?
Oct. 28, 2012, 2:01 p.m. CST
Is this show any good now? First series was boring as hell..
by paul cook
It was, typical boring US TV concept...Might take a look if David Morrisey is in it though.
Oct. 28, 2012, 2:02 p.m. CST
Well.. "Rhodes" may have been over the top
by Monroville
But that may just be the way Romero wanted it. I'm just saying that Pilato had the look for the character, and given proper direction could have played a more subtle and/or sympathetic character... or just simply "do the governor as it is in the comic". I'm also saying that I'm warming up to Morrisey playing the character, as I can see what they may be setting up.
Oct. 28, 2012, 2:08 p.m. CST
TV Governor=Governor + Negan
by jimbojones123
Seems to have both qualities.
Oct. 28, 2012, 3:58 p.m. CST
I very much doubt Rick will lose his hand...
by DVaderRIP
Can't see that happening to the main star of a show that AMC no doubt hope has 3 or 4 seasons left to it. What I think is FAR more likely that Lori will not make it past the end of this season. In other news, we will not see a vicious rape and torture of Michonne. My guess is that there will be some sex for the Governor, but that it will be Lori - and most likely she will polish the Governors helmet in return for leniency for Rick - who will find this fact out in a dramatic moment later on in the series. That would be my guess.
Oct. 28, 2012, 5:18 p.m. CST
Wait a minute
by WerePlatypus
The governor doesn't wear a helmet. . . oh.
Oct. 28, 2012, 5:35 p.m. CST
That clip
by Carmen A
shows how intensely boring this show is. I don't understand the love. Oh well, at least you guys like it.
Oct. 28, 2012, 6:26 p.m. CST
Why not Walkback?
by Nunya
Walking Deadback sounds stupid.
Oct. 28, 2012, 7:12 p.m. CST
for you zombie
by rakesh patel
Oct. 28, 2012, 8:40 p.m. CST
Breaking Bad is boring. The last episode didn't even have one zomibe attack.
by WerePlatypus
Oct. 28, 2012, 8:40 p.m. CST
Mad Men sucks. All they do is talk.
by WerePlatypus
Oct. 28, 2012, 9:10 p.m. CST
Great episode.
by Hercules
One of the best yet.
Oct. 28, 2012, 9:10 p.m. CST
Was a different kinda episode, but the writing this season is seriously better.
by Randy
Oct. 28, 2012, 9:19 p.m. CST
I wish they hadn't spoiled the Merle thing in the previews / previously on
by heylookoverthere
That would have been an amazing moment if we didn't all see it coming.
Oct. 28, 2012, 9:28 p.m. CST
Still waiting on the torrent
by DVaderRIP
But in the meantime, I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by last weeks entry. Just as they were moving in on the new cellblock, I was saying "FUCK OFF. No way, I would pop those guys in the back of the head - boom, dead. No way would I have them running around, they are totally going to fuck you the first chance they get Rick you weak fuck". And lo and behold, Rick redeemed himself, just as he did last season when he took out those two fellas. That scene alone regrew Ricks balls - the same balls that get inevitably slowly chewed off by Lori every few episodes. and that's the biggest problem with her character - sure, she's pregnant. I get it. But does she have to be so fucking useless? I mean, there's a ZOMBIE FUCKING APOCALYPSE going on. Don't chew this guys ass off when he's giving up everything he holds dear to keep you and the rest of the bullshit group safe. If you want to bawl someone out, go for T Dog, who's done precisely FUCK ALL for three seasons.
Oct. 28, 2012, 9:31 p.m. CST
agreed, herc.
by Richard
Great episode. Not an "action" episode, liie the last two, but contained alot of setup and also several explainations for non comic readers. And yes, "different" is the best description of this episode. Similar in tone to the CDC episode. I hated the idea that they may not visit the prison for this whole episode, but i turned out liking it. (Although im still intrigued by who or what was watching Carol as well as why the next episode is called "killer inside" i feel theres a connection) and i think it served as a great juxtaposition of the outside world versus whats going on in Woodbury. Im curious as to if they will use two points about the governor from the comics*****spoilers***** that Woodbury hosts fights of living versus walkers for "entertainment" as well as that Blake has a zombified daughter whom he feeds parts of his victims to. Morrisey reminds me a bit of Liam Neeson. Which is why i like it. Neeson made a great Ras because he was a convincing father figure. It humanized him as well as making his atrocities all the worse. I cant wait for two points and how they may play out. First, Merle and Daryl reunion. Especially since Daryl is Ricks right hand man now and Carol may be gone by that point. And when Andrea finds out Shane is dead and that Rick killed him. Handled properly, these could be two of the more powerful moments of the series.
Oct. 28, 2012, 9:41 p.m. CST
by mgmontgomery
I figure if they were going to do the Governor's "daughter" that would have been the payoff at the end of this episode, especially after showing the picture. I doubt they'll do two secret locked rooms with a disturbing reveal.
Oct. 28, 2012, 10:02 p.m. CST
Octoburn (SPOILERS)
by Jon Voights Ballsack
I would think the next episode could be entitled "Killer Inside" because of the potential (I SAID SPOILERS, DAMMIT) plot point of one of the inmates of the prison being a serial killer. The preview for next week didn't really set that up, but it's a definite possibility.
Oct. 28, 2012, 10:18 p.m. CST
The guy playing the mad doctor is laying it on pretty thick. not diggin it.
by dahveed1972
Oct. 28, 2012, 10:26 p.m. CST
They Aren't Doing The Serial Kille Story At All.
by Crow3711
Oct. 28, 2012, 10:48 p.m. CST
"The Greys" dallas roberts!...great character actor.
by ponyboy
Oct. 28, 2012, 10:51 p.m. CST
Serial Killer story was fluff.
by jimbojones123
Oct. 28, 2012, 11 p.m. CST
Andrea turning Woodbury faithful?
by jimbojones123
Would be great.
Oct. 28, 2012, 11:31 p.m. CST
by grassh0pperunit
This season has definitely been better than the last so far. I can't wait to see how this comes to head, the Governor and Rick. www.nonipplesonthesuit.com
Oct. 28, 2012, 11:46 p.m. CST
Morrissey was pretty good
by DougMcKenzie
There's a seriousness behind the character even though he has a kind face and is a gentle talker. I'm glad they didn't go the mustache-twirling route with the Governor. Also shows that they are finally putting money back into the show from the good ratings after the cheapness of last year. I imagine Morrissey didn't come cheap. Maybe we will get Lennie James back soon!
Oct. 28, 2012, 11:54 p.m. CST
Why the fuck did he keep moving the tea pitcher during breakfast?
by billcom6
Is that a plot point? Dude kept moving it around the whole damn scene.
Oct. 29, 2012, 12:58 a.m. CST
another great ep
by rakesh patel
Didn't think that focusing on andrea and Michonne for a ep would be engaging but yeah that ep worked really well. The reintroduction of merle there should have probably been kept as a surprise but good to see him again upgraded with a wolverine 1 claw version. Only weak character was the doctor Mengele there. invite him to breakkie at your peril, he asks the most fucking awkward questions without figuring out if you're actually comfortable answering them. We actually had some useful conversation Exposition with Dr and the Guv in their lab, covering some conversation we had in last weeks talkback about how long they would last without food and that Michonne walkers provided to them some camouflage from other walkers. Pity Michonne isn't as talkative but her stares say quite a fucking lot! Her reluctance to join the community i guess seems quite irrational on the face of it after 8 months running, but it actually makes her more likable. She can see through bullshit. Andrea although isn't a full convert ( as yet) she's also holding a healthy bout of skepticism. Both David Morrissey & Danai Gurira are great additions to the cast. I'm glad we didnt have a whole load of the illusion of this place as paradise. The Guv ambushing the military knocked that on the head pretty quickly. But yeah that needs to be discussed as well. Helicopter! The Army still functions! Great Ep.
Oct. 29, 2012, 2:45 a.m. CST
Nichole Beattie has improved TWD's writing immensely
by Hardboiled Wonderland
Every episode of Sons of Anarchy she wrote moved along at a cracking pace, and her skill's really showing with season 3 of TWD. Although season 2 was pretty bad, so there was plenty of room for improvement! ;)
Oct. 29, 2012, 2:55 a.m. CST
Hello Gov'na
by radjac31
Was i the only one hoping to see his toothless daughter in the headroom?
Oct. 29, 2012, 3:09 a.m. CST
I've never seen a show with this kind of quality turn-around.
by American Mythos
After a shitty season two, the show has had three good episodes in a row, this one being the surprisingly best yet. I loved how each member of Rick's crew has a bizarro counterpart in the Governor's crew. Fory Daryl there's Merle. For Rick there's the Governor. For Glenn they had their own asian guy. For T-Dawg there's the big black guy with the bow and arrow. Sure, it was a little funny at first, but I found myself wanting to see these two crews go at it. Hard. I hope that's what the season builds to, or maybe over a couple seasons, like Breaking Bad did with the Gus Fring arc. If only Heroes had been able to turn it around after their own shitty season 2, we might still be having Monday talkbacks dedicated to it.
Oct. 29, 2012, 5:33 a.m. CST
Now we got a really great episode
by NOBLOODNODALLAS
But chris hardwick is really good at ruining moments of the show that should have some emotional weight. keep his fuckin face off the screen until after the show's over please.
Oct. 29, 2012, 5:51 a.m. CST
billcom6... the tea
by IamHERE
He wasnt moving it around randomly. You actually fill the cups up from the bottom of the container. So you place it over the cup and the tea or coffee comes out of the bottom. Now it seemed a bit shifty how the scene was set up and them passively forcing them to drink it. so who knows on that point.
Oct. 29, 2012, 5:57 a.m. CST
The brunette the Gov'na was schtupping isn't too shabby
by Xiphos_2
she's stickable. How about 3 way with Covarrubias who is looking a bit harsh now. Oh and the episode was alright.
Oct. 29, 2012, 7:14 a.m. CST
by skellngtn
The "thou shalt not kill humans" shtick that the group tried to live by early in the comic run is obviously out the window now that Rick's killed a whole bunch of unturned folks. But if that nerdy redneck dude's the serial killer from the comic...he eventually kills the blond from the farm as she's all but useless. Were those baddies at the bar last season from Woodbury? OK, does the Guv JUST have the aquarium heads (wasn't there another storyline with heads in the comics? I can't remember-they're all starting to blend together anymore) or is that lil lass from the photo in another room? Does the group get the generators going again to set those sirens off? Does the redneck use that distraction to kill?
Oct. 29, 2012, 8:10 a.m. CST
Governor, the new best villain on TV.
by shutupfanboy
The soldier massacre was amazing. "Yeah, your friend is with us. So you know, relax, everything will be fine, don't mind the massive amount of bullets aimed for your fucking heads!" Awesome.
Oct. 29, 2012, 8:15 a.m. CST
Wow, finally an episode of TWD that was just PLAIN BORING.
by 11ZOMBIES
At least most of the time the show is amusing, like the hilarious episode last week. This one was just painfully slow and uninteresting.
Oct. 29, 2012, 8:19 a.m. CST
Wait a minute Whedon...
by Sigmar25
Mindless zombies are the only one's left still voting for Obama
Oct. 29, 2012, 9:31 a.m. CST
A few things...
by Drew
Why didn't they have the govern's daughter in the secret room? That would have been a better payoff than the wall of heads. They will keep the blond from the farm around because she will replace Sophia's role from the comics. Just as Hershel has replaced Dale. The black guy Rick met in episode one is the person watching Carol's c-section practice. Rick will not lose his hand. Kirkman has said he regretted doing that to the character several times. Lori Grimes will be around for a long long time. Haters gonna hate!
Oct. 29, 2012, 9:57 a.m. CST
Herschel didn't replace Dale, he made it off the farm in the comics
by sunwukong86
Oct. 29, 2012, 10:25 a.m. CST
by Richard
I agree about the governors daughter. Hopefully she will still be included at some point. I thought the same thing about who is watching Carol. But why would he leave the safety of the prison fences to spy on them, risking getting bit? Doesnt make alot of sense to me. The original reason i thought this was Rick actually told them about the place where they cut the fence to get in. And i agree about Beth. Said it after the first episode, they wont get rid of her, IMO. @subwukong he doesnt mean he replaced him in the group, Hershel is taking on some aspects in the show that were aspects of Dale in the comic.
Oct. 29, 2012, 10:41 a.m. CST
@octoburn--I think drew7526 means Episode 1 of Season one. The guy and the kid whom Rick gave a walkie talkie too.
by art123guy
Oct. 29, 2012, 10:42 a.m. CST
by tye dye mann
That wow is twofold. First, the Governor is awesome. Seeing the way he manages his people already had me thinking that Rick is in for a world of hurt when their groups paths collide. Then they showed the heads, and now I have hope that all of the crazy shit that people say went down in the comics might actually find it's way onto the show. At least some of it. Second, and I don't want to be a hater, but Andrea has officially taken over from Lori Grimes as the most annoying character on the show. Her entire purpose seems to be to make the wrong choice, no matter what the circumstance. Whether it's getting involved with an increasingly unstable Shane, or making googly eyes at the Governor while he and the doc exchange shifty glances, and the woman responsible for her being alive clearly wants nothing more that to GTFO. Dale should have just let her go up with the CDC. Either that, or Michonne could have put her down with the rest of her pets/baggage.
Oct. 29, 2012, 10:43 a.m. CST
david morrissey (sp?) looks like the love child of....
by thedude2010
Kevin Nealon and Liam Neeson
Oct. 29, 2012, 10:53 a.m. CST
I'm gonna stop watching this show
by Jackson
I honestly can't stand it anymore. I love the comics, they're amazing. But this show doesn't live up to it at all
Oct. 29, 2012, 12:07 p.m. CST
If they stick to the comic plotline, this season is going to be amazing. (Possible spoilers below)
by RedJester
Of course we all know that isn't going to happen however as they clearly want to keep this (to some degree) a family show. This means the serial killer sequences are out, the truth of what's become of the Governor's family is out, Michone's gruesome rape sequence is out, Rick's prolonged torture and the losing of his hand are out, Michone's payback to the Governor and the way his followers dispose of his corpse are out. I could go on. I hope I'm wrong though.
Oct. 29, 2012, 12:40 p.m. CST
also OUT this season.
by mcgillj
Carl gunning down that sick lil psycho while the adults had their heads up their a**.. Sadly the entire plot line is gone now.. To me was the single mist important moment to the entire character.
Oct. 29, 2012, 12:42 p.m. CST
oh and regarding this season
by mcgillj
From what i have been reading this arc will encompass seasons 3 and 4..
Oct. 29, 2012, 12:43 p.m. CST
It might not be as good as the comics...
by Engelhast
but it is still better than 90% of the Jersey Shore shit on TV these days. My guess is the person peeping on Carol last week was Morgan and his son Duane from season one.
Oct. 29, 2012, 12:46 p.m. CST
by Thomas
I hope that is true, but I worry that all the bitching about the whole season on the farm will scare them off a prolonged stay at the prison
Oct. 29, 2012, 12:47 p.m. CST
i JUST WATCHED IT LAST NIGHT AND WTF?
by Norman Colson
Saw the ending and wtf this guy is off his rocker! i seen some sick shit in my time but wtf???
Oct. 29, 2012, 12:58 p.m. CST
My predictions (comic book SPOILERS)
by Thomas
I think we are likely to see the gladiator style fights in woodbury. I imagine the serial killer arc will be dropped, unless whoever is spying on carol is to be fodder for the killer. No chance of zombie daughter incest filthiness. Way too much for regular cable tv. Wouldnt be shocked to see michonne tortured, possibly even raped, as dark as that is. Who knows though. Then again, if they go a whole different direction from the comics, I will be fine with that too. Seems like they have righted their ship, and I'm happy with that
Oct. 29, 2012, 1:08 p.m. CST
by Richard
Aha. Gotcha. Thought he meant Oscar, the prisoner. Morgan and Duane... it's a good sentimentality, but... it seems a bit contrived, if true. I could buy Rick finding his family near Atlanta, because they went there, that is the reason he went to Atlanta. Andrea and Michonne being found my Merle... okay. But then you factor in that Andrea and Michonne have no idea where the group is, and that they will (presumably) find them there. But add in two people (who Rick happens to know) who also come from Kentucky who stumble upon the group at a prison, and it seems a bit contrived. Even thoughMorgan knew Rick was going to atlanta, what are the chances he'd stumble across them at a random prison that's not in atlanta? Especially since they've aparrently dropped the part about Rick using the radio every day at dawn. (He hasnt used it sincethe opening scene of season 2, when they left atlanta) Wish they that
Oct. 29, 2012, 1:12 p.m. CST
by Richard
Wish they hadn't dropped that aspect of the show, Rick using the radio every morning. If it is indeed Morgan, i think it willbe a case of too many people who happen to know each othwr coincidentally finding each other. It would be good to see them on the show again, contrivances aside.
Oct. 29, 2012, 1:12 p.m. CST
@octburn & art123guy. Yes I meant the guy and kid from Season 1 episode 1.
by Drew
Oct. 29, 2012, 1:32 p.m. CST
SPOILERY- I'm digging Morrisey, though he will never look like Major Bludd like the Gov did
by Humie Bubbie
I doubt there'll be the rapes or the Governor's daughter, though that photo of a daughter and wife on the mantle seemed promising. Morrisey is playing the Governor in an interesting way, and this scientist character is great. I wonder why they worked in the herd thing so early on, and that scientist and his experiments made me think they're moving toward the whole slow wasting death of the zombies thing. I guess that this will be a two season arc means that we can still see Rick get his hand lopped off sometime into the future. Seems like good season finale material. Rick losing his hand is as integral a moment as Carl killing Billy, which I'm sure they'll do somehow along the line.
Oct. 29, 2012, 1:45 p.m. CST
Lurker(s) in the woods. *spoliers*
by khaos751
I'm hoping it's new characters, perhaps Tyrese, his daughter and boyfriend? Although, I'm wondering how they will introduce the Prison Crew to Woodbury. *comic spoiler below* IIRC, Rick and Glen's riot gear gave away the fact that they found a prison. Then, Glen gave up the location during Michonne's torture. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Oct. 29, 2012, 2:24 p.m. CST
redjester ... I fear you are correct.
by 13thMonkey
I can't see how they will follow through with those awesome storylines you described... This all seems so watered down... Sadly I kind of wish they would just disconnect from the comic altogether so we aren't left with this perpetual feeling of being cheated... I might be able to enjoy it a little if they weren't paint by numbers versions of the truly badass characters from the books. Just live in the world of TWD and leave the books be. Too late.
Oct. 29, 2012, 4:16 p.m. CST
This show has left a filthy, permanent taint on its supporters...
by altoandando
...that will likely haunt them to their dying day. No, this season isn't any "better" just because zombies can now be cut into like butter.
Oct. 29, 2012, 4:44 p.m. CST
Is the big black guy on the Governor's Crew going to be Tyrese?
by DarthRazor
Anyone else think this could wind up being Tyrese?
Oct. 29, 2012, 6:04 p.m. CST
by supermans_red_underpants
Does Whedon think he's funny? I guess that's what happens when you have too many people telling you how awesome you are.
Oct. 29, 2012, 6:12 p.m. CST
@darthrazor, I doubt it was Tyrese.
by Humie Bubbie
For a moment, I thought the guy following them around Woodbury was the boxing coach actor from The Wire, who some on other forums suggested would make a good Tyrese. They'd have to really change Tyrese's character a lot to make him willing to go along with The Governor and mass-murder. Tyrese was never really that dark, which is really the only thing that separated him from Abraham as a character. And his loyalty to Rick was something that was earned through respect until the prison fight. I can't imagine him being a Woodbury guy.
Oct. 29, 2012, 6:35 p.m. CST
I wish everyone will stop spoiling it!!!
by Norman Colson
The show is gonna truly deviate from the comics. so nothing will be exactly the same. think alternate universe... I havent eread the comics. shit glenn might just not die. he's a fan favorite so is daryl...
Oct. 29, 2012, 6:37 p.m. CST
The difference between the show and the comics...
by Humie Bubbie
...is that the show has to end after 5 of 6 seasons. The comic doesn't need to. I think we'll see them deviate from the comic a lot in order to have a satisfying wrap up. Though I sort of also hope Kirkman has an endgame in place for the entire series. Rick has to die at some point, especially after all the crazy stuff he's been doing.
Oct. 29, 2012, 6:58 p.m. CST
The Governor is a little too cartoonishly evil for my tastes.
by Royston Lodge
I was looking forward to watching opposing camps of basically decent survivors butt heads. Having one side led by a unambiguously psycho villain is a little too pat.
Oct. 29, 2012, 7:10 p.m. CST
wood lurker poss spoiler comic
by mike
could it be the cannibals that ate dale in the book but this time they eat hershal since he was the one bit ......but everybodys infected anyway so hmmmmmmmm
Oct. 29, 2012, 9:10 p.m. CST
Interesting they gave us the helicopter story
by Bass Ackwards
Maybe I'm remembering wrong, but in the comic did they ever figure out the copter's source?
Oct. 29, 2012, 9:57 p.m. CST
@bass ackwards *comic spoilers*
by khaos751
No, when Rick, Glen, and Michonne arrived at the choppa crash site, the occupants were already gone (the group saw many footprints around the choppa...leading them to believe they had been taken away). They went in search of them, and ended up in Woodbury, however IIRC, the origin, or destination of the choppa, was never revealed. Again, correct me if I'm wrong (the details were many issues ago, and I don't feel like researching).
Oct. 29, 2012, 10:07 p.m. CST
The soldiers *comic spoilers*
by khaos751
*spoilers* I was thinking, while watching this last epsiode, that the Govenor was going to use them as the "gladiators", or at least use the Pilot. Now, I wonder if we'll see this at all. If so, who are the gladiators? Also, I'm holding out hope to see the toothless daughter...minus the incest part.
Oct. 29, 2012, 10:23 p.m. CST
by Richard
I thought the same thing when i saw him approach the soldiers. If they were going to use the gladiator thing from the comics, that would have been the perfect way to do it.
Oct. 29, 2012, 10:39 p.m. CST
by khaos751
Right format. Wrong name. Try again, with more originality... ~psst~ This guy alreay has an established loser handle on this site. Make your own style when you troll. fuct???
Oct. 29, 2012, 11:33 p.m. CST
What a great episode!
by ScudPuppy
I realize the governor in the comics was more Danny Trejo than Morrissey, but it came off well on screen. I think it's very subtle that brash and stubborn Merle is subserviant to the Gov. I'll be interested to see where they take this incarnation of the Walking Dead story. The pacing this season is a lot better than the first two. Plus Woodbury gives the potential for the showhelms to introduce some characters that aren't totally ireedemable. Thumbs up so far...can't wait to see where it goes.
Oct. 30, 2012, 4:06 a.m. CST
the Governor with the zombie head TV had a more melancholy vibe than it did in the comic panel
by Al
It still had the "woah, this guy is fucked up" vibe that it did in the comic, but there was a hint of sadness to it. And also crazy. Never forget the crazy. They kept him pretty close, he's just better at hiding the crazy on the TV show.
Oct. 30, 2012, 9:23 a.m. CST
Andrea & Michonne
by warren bishop
I didn't read the graphic novel the series is based on - but in the original are Andrea & Michonne lovers? In the show - they seem to be hinting that they're involved. In the previous episode, when Andrea is sick and Michonne is looking out for her - Michonne seems really, really protective - suggesting they'd become incredibly close over the past 6 months. In this episode I noticed that as they're walking through the forest Michonne, touched Andrea alot. The same way I might interact with a girlfriend. Finally not only does Michonne mistrust the Governor - she seems jealous that Andrea is so taken with him and that community. Is there an erotic subtext to their relationship or is it just my filthy imagination?
Oct. 30, 2012, 10:02 a.m. CST
Worst military squad ever. Did they even get a shot off?
by Prem1x
Killed by a bunch of "self-trained" civies hiding in the bushes from a distance. And the Governor survived. I am full of disbelief.
Oct. 30, 2012, 10:32 a.m. CST
warrenbishop - comic spoilers
by Bass Ackwards
No they weren't lovers in the comic (Andrea was actually shacking up with Dale in the comic, and Michonne was with Tyrese, a character not on the show). But they were never paired up in the comic the way they are now either (Michonne came across the group through Otis and never had any relevant interactions with Andrea that I can remember in the comic), so who knows what the show is going to do.
Oct. 30, 2012, 11:23 a.m. CST
Man, 3rd season is fucking great right now. The writing is an order of magnitude better, and did they get a budget increase or something? That small town fort and helicopter scene must've been pricey.
by kidicarus
Oct. 30, 2012, 12:10 p.m. CST
bass ackwards
by warren bishop
But I'm wondering if anyone else picked up on the subtext to their interaction, or whether I just have an overactive imagination.
Oct. 30, 2012, 12:35 p.m. CST
I can totally see Andrea hooking up with the Gov
by Humie Bubbie
At least this reality's Andrea. It's a bit sad that she's so much of a hardass. The beauty of her in the comic is that she retained her innocence even when she became the second most reliable killer to Michonne. But in the TV reality, she ditched Dale for Shane. It's weird to love a character so much in the comic and dislike her so much in the show. Well I guess Lori falls into that boat too.
Oct. 30, 2012, 12:51 p.m. CST
Loving it
by donkey_lasher
But its a close thing between this and Homeland. Homeland is THE most gripping drama on tv right now.
Oct. 30, 2012, 2:31 p.m. CST
RE: Worst military squad ever. Did they even get a shot off?
by ChicagoRonin
You are aware of a little thing called the Vietnam War, right, where self-trained guerrillas often got the drop on better-trained, better-armed US troops? Soldiers are human, they make mistakes. And remembered, these guys had just suffered some pretty bad setbacks and were probably demoralized and still regrouping.
Oct. 30, 2012, 6:34 p.m. CST
I'm liking where the series is going. *WARNING: Book and Show Spoilers*
by Sithtastic
Although I do still pine for some part from the comic series, the show remains its own animal and I am impressed. While the Governor is completely different in his public attitude from the comics, I like the choice they're making there. Kudos to whoever said Andrea is fast becoming the most annoying character on the show. First, Shane, then shooting Daryl for reasons that yet escape me, now...flirting with the Governor? In earnest? I suppose though she might use this later when she realizes she can link up with the original group once more (provided the showrunners elected not to make her embittered b/c the group had to leave her behind to fend for herself in Season 2). The other thing that took me out of it was the ambush of apparently the most unprepared national guard unit ever. I wanted some kind of conflict, not a massacre. Other than that, this was one of the best episodes of the show and I am looking forward to the inevitable confrontation between Rick's group and Woodbury.
Oct. 30, 2012, 7:57 p.m. CST
My question is where will Darryl's loyalty lie when the two groups eventually meet up.
by kindofabigdeal
Assuming both are still alive. Would be TV's greatest missed oppurtunitie's if they don't.
Oct. 30, 2012, 10:55 p.m. CST
Significance of the tea in the breakfast scene?
by BlackBauer0320
Nobody else seems to mention this, but there seemed to be a subtle focus, not only on the tea that the scientist kept pouring, but on the fact that Andrea drank it and Michonne did not. Did anyone else pick up on this? I was also basing Andrea's complete change in personality on this. In her subsequent conversation with Michonne in the street, she seems completely laid back and relaxed, and as others have mentioned, she becomes flirtatious with The Governor later on. To me, this all went back to her drinking the tea.
Oct. 31, 2012, 9:21 a.m. CST
Hope they don't do the Michonne rape
by Hipshot
Without first humanizing her, and allowing her to own her sexuality with her relationship with Tyrese, abusing her in that fashion would be vile.
Oct. 31, 2012, 12:34 p.m. CST
Pretty sure Daryl will stick with Rick
by Humie Bubbie
After all, when he was hallucinating it was with Merle taunting him and abusing him like he had his whole life. But you never know with squirrel-eating rednecks. They love their family.
Oct. 31, 2012, 1:15 p.m. CST
I keep waiting..
by Bob
I keep witing for Rick and the crew to get into trouble, then all of a sudden a walkie talkie goes off and the black guy from Season 1 shows up and saves the day. I can see an episode ending with the walkie talkie going off. Hadn;t paid attention if Rick still has it, but if not, there have to be plenty in the prison. ???
Oct. 31, 2012, 1:19 p.m. CST
by Bob
There HAS to be something with the tea. The Gov mentioned it also in the lab can;t remember exactly...something along the lines like I keep coming back for _____ ....and your tea. I only read the first few vol. of the comics...stopped around the prison, so I have no idea whats happening from this point on. Also, I hadn't watched much TV, and surprisingly missed the previews, so I was pleasantly surprised when Merle showed up!
Oct. 31, 2012, 1:33 p.m. CST
Season 2
by Bob
I didn't think season 2 was as bad as some have posted here, but I agree it was a little slow (especially if you read the comics, know a lot of whats going on) however, I got the feeling as the show moved along, they couldn't quite get the timing right introducing the prison and Woodbury. Personally, I would have liked to seen a few plot points sped up where season 2 would have ended in the prison (maybe the last 2 episodes of season 2 were the first 2 of season 3), and season 3 would have began with the chopper crash and introducing the Gov and Woodbury. Would have made the timing better, and hope the rest of the season doesn't get "rushed along". Just my 2 cents.
Oct. 31, 2012, 6:44 p.m. CST
by Richard
Yeah, i could see that happening. As of one of the last episodes of season 2, i saw him with it on the back of Ricks belt. And you make a good point about the prison. Im sure theyd have plenty of radios available, but keeping batteries charged would be a problem until they get the generator turned on. Although i still feel like it would feel contrived if the turns it on for the first time in nearly a year, and all of the sudden, "hey look Morgan showed up!" When the show spent no time since last years first episode establishing that Rick continues to attempt contacting Morgan. He used it almost every episode in the first season, yet only once in the 13 episode season 2. I just pray theyll set it up well rather than forcing it in like i described above.
Oct. 31, 2012, 6:52 p.m. CST
The tea....
by RedJester
Anyone notice how the Gov's army never ever shoots or stabs anyone in the head as well as the tubes running from the heads in the Gov's headroom to that giant tank? Perhaps he's making some zombie tea lol... Or it's just a nerve calmer to keep everyone in his town in line. Notice how Andrea and Michonne initially both wanted to leave, but after Andrea drank the tea and Michonne refused only Michonne had any desire to leave? Curious and curiouser... ----------------------------------------- Regarding the Michonne rape scene. You're right, it would be vile, but it would also add some semblance of realism, dark subject matter that the show desperately needs. Anyway if not that scene, something else just as messed up is desperately needed. This show (as much as I love it) is about as PG as a show about zombies can be while still showing lots of gore. Apparently messed up things happening to zombies is acceptable in this world, but messed up things happening to people is a line the writers just won't cross.
Oct. 31, 2012, 8:08 p.m. CST
by Richard
Messed up things dont happen to people in the show? Merle cuts his own hand off with a saw. Andres sister dies and Andrea shoots her, herself. Jacqui decides to die rather than live in the ZA. Carl gets shot in the gut. Carols daughter goes missing, and after a long time looking for her, they find her zombified in the barn. And she also has to witness Rick doing what has to be done, by shooting Sophia, while everyone, including the man who is the self proclaimed "better protector" for the group, stares at Sophia like a bunch of slack-jawed yokels. Rick has to stab his best friend in the chest. Hershel loses half his family.
Oh and Hershel lost his leg. I understand what you mean, that these things are a step down from the brutal rape and torture Gov dishes out in the comic, but to say nothing bad happens to people is a bit harsh, imo.
Nov. 1, 2012, 10:12 a.m. CST
I think it's better that the black dude from season 1 never shows up.
by Royston Lodge
It's realistic that in this fucked up universe people often never know the fate of those they come across. In a sense, it's creepier not knowing. When the acquaintance (or loved one) shows up as a zombie, it almost provides closure. Personally, I don't think we ever should have found out what happened to Sophia. It's far more stressful (especially for the parent) when you simply don't know what happened. Look at how Carol has stepped up and become a bad-ass since she found out her daughter was a zombie. If Sophia had remained merely 'missing', Carol would still be a mess.
Nov. 1, 2012, 8:55 p.m. CST
spoiler bulletpoints!!!!!!! seriously, don't read if you dan't want to know!!!!!
by Richard
Final chance to walk away.... The person watching Carol, and the person who opens the prison, setsoff the alarm, is Andrew, the prisoner Rick pushed out in ep 2. TDogg gets bit. So much for the BS that he's got a bigger role this season. Merle asks Gov if he can go looking for Daryl. Lori goes into labor. She dies. Carl puts her down. Oscar shoots Andrew, showing his loyalty to Rick. Rick returns to the cellblock, sees carnage, goes nuts. And, scene.
Nov. 4, 2012, 9:49 p.m. CST
re re: spoilers
by mcgillj
I just have to say.. IF they go that route with Lori and Carl.. well it does adjust one problem, then not having the psycho twins from the comic to show just how HARD Carl is becoming.. but.. If you take out how she went in the comics, it totally changes the Gov. When Lori is killed in the comics.. its a total WTF!??? And you absolutely HATE The Governor for it, as did his own people at that point. So if you take that out.. I just don't see it. I think that is one element they should keep in as it was, more or less, from the comics. Although, not sure .. I think Carl may have to kill his new little girlfriend by the end of the season.. which wouldn't have as much impact granted.
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(a) Any person who willfully violates any provision of part 1 of this subtitle, or any regulation or order issued under any such provision, shall upon conviction be fined not more than $100,000 or imprisoned not more than 10 years, or both; except that in the case of such violation by a person not an individual, the fine imposed upon such person shall be a fine not exceeding $500,000.
(b) Any person that violates section 1149 of this title shall upon conviction be imprisoned not more than 10 years or fined under title 18, or both.
Source(Pub. L. 93–406, title I, § 501,Sept. 2, 1974, 88 Stat. 891; Pub. L. 107–204, title IX, § 904,July 30, 2002, 116 Stat. 805; Pub. L. 111–148, title VI, § 6601(b),Mar. 23, 2010, 124 Stat. 779.)
2010—Pub. L. 111–148designated existing provisions as subsec. (a) and added subsec. (b).
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This is a dense, buttery cake dotted with sweet-tart plums that have gone silky in the oven. It takes just a few minutes to get it into the oven, and comfortably knife-wielding kids might like to help by halving the plums and tugging out their pits. The original recipe calls for neither vanilla nor almond extract, but it asks you to sprinkle a teaspoon of cinnamon over the cake before baking, which I did for years, until I discovered that I wasn't that crazy about the cinnamon. I have, however, sprinkled a teaspoon of cardamom over it, and that is delicious.
The recipe calls for "purple plums" and I have always used those oblong Italian prune plums, if I can find them, because the pits come out so nicely but other plums are good too (and maybe even other kinds of juicy fruits altogether).
Heat the oven to 350.
Use an electric mixer (if you have one) to cream together the butter and sugar — or do this all by hand, which is fine.
Now add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each, and add the extracts too.
Beat in the flour, which you've either sifted or whisked together with the baking powder and salt, and mix until the batter is well combined. (Note: the original recipe has you add the eggs and flour all together, and it turns out I am just too uptight to do it that way, which is good to know about myself).
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Severus falls in love with one of his students. How can they possibly be together without everyone knowing?She graduates this spring will he finally ask the question that has been bugging him since...
When I came around, I was in familiar surroundings. A fire was lit in the fireplace and it was the only source of light in the room. I looked around expecting to see the person who obviously brought me here. And then a shadow in the corner of the room moved and came towards me.
Severus stepped into the light and looked me directly in the eyes.
"We need to talk," he said.
Chapter 7
His hands were behind his back. He moved a chair so that it was directly in front of me. I could see the concern in his eyes. If he purposefully let me see his emotions, or if it was a slip of his mask, I'll never know.
"Are you okay Miss Granger? I found you unconscious."
I nodded my head in response. I didn't expect him to address me as Hermione after what happened, but I never thought about him calling me by my title again. That stung tremendously. My heart broke for a second time.
"Miss Granger you have not been attending my class as of late and I demand to know why. I also hear that Hogwarts' star pupil has not been turning in her homework. Why this sudden lack in your studies? Are you not usually ahead by a semester?" He leaned forward slightly as he questioned me. I sat sideways in the comfy chair and just stared into the fire, ignoring him completely.
"Miss Granger, answer me."
"How can you? How can you just act as if nothing ever happened between us? How could you just leave me standing there in the corridor without so much as an explanation? How could you be so...so cold?" I whisper, turning my head to face him. Tears swelled up in my eyes as I looked directly into the bottomless pits of his black eyes.
"I do not want to talk of this. What I saw was an explanation in itself. It was enough for me to get the hint. And how dare you even think that I was cold to you when I was the one who caught you cheating on me?" He stood up abruptly, causing me to jump.
"Just listen to me now that we are alone," I demanded and stood up myself. I walked up to him so that I was merely a meter away from him. "I went to Professor Lupin's office intending to receive answers to my questions about my N.E.W.T.'s. He was the one who insisted on having tea and a chat instead. I was reluctant because I remembered what you had said about him. How it sounded suspiciously like he fancied me. Well, Severus, you were right. He took my gesture of friendliness and kindness as a sign that I fancied him, and just as you burst into the room, he leaned in to kiss me. I had no time to react or even back away. I did not kiss him back! How could I? I love you. I was happy, until all of that happened and in a matter of seconds, my world was turned upside down.
"You stormed out of there in rage and wouldn't even hear me out. How do you think I would feel?! And now you just expect me to skip around the castle with a huge grin plastered to my face as if nothing happened and it was all just a game?! Did you even really love me or was that just temporary? Was I just another one of your play things? Because if you loved me as you claimed too, you would have had the decency to hear me out, and even if I was cheating on you, you would have fought for me...if you truly loved me. But that all must have been a hoax, because you didn't even think about fighting for me. You...you coward!!" I was at the point of screaming at him, and as I did this, I got closer to him with each sentence until finally he was backed up against the wall and our bodies were merely centimeters apart.
I did not back down even though I knew I should have. I wanted him to understand what he was putting me through. I wanted to make him feel as awful as he had made me these past four days. I wanted him to feel my pain and agony. I wanted him to feel the hole in my heart that had been growing bigger with each passing day without him in my life. I wanted him to tell me that he was sorry and that he would never leave me without hearing my side of the story first. I just wanted him to take me into his arms and promise to never let me go, and to always love me no matter what and that he would fight for me now and forever. Yet, I knew I could make him do or feel none of these things. And I knew that I had to move on after this, no matter the outcome.
My gaze was intense. I silently vowed not to say anything until he spoke. However, he just stood there looking at me. He had this quizzical look on his face, as if he was contemplating something. With each passing minute of silence, I could feel my eyes begin to tear up.
I couldn't take the silence anymore. "I will always love you Severus, no matter what," I barely whispered and turned away. I put my hands over my face to quell the tears and I started to walk faster towards the door exiting his chambers. With tears freely falling down my face, I placed my hand on the door handle and prepared to turn the knob when I felt a gentle touch on my forearm, stopping my motions. I looked up.
"You were right. It was cowardly of me not to fight for you, but you must understand the agony I was in. For once in my life I thought I knew what it meant to love and to be loved. For once I thought there was hope. You taught me to trust and to love and to feel. But that all just stopped when I found you. I could not handle the scene before me.
"For the past four days that same seen of you and Lupin has been all I've thought about, no matter what I tried to rid myself of the image. I was a broken man. I thought you had betrayed me and I didn't want to hear you out because I was afraid that you were only going to confirm what my eyes saw." He put a finger over my lips to stop me from saying something. "Yet, the more I thought about it, the more I believed you would be better off. Being with a spy was more dangerous than being with a werewolf. I didn't...no don't deserve you, but I find myself lost without you. I cannot live without you in my life. You are the reason I exist. You are the reason I want to live. It is you that keeps me alive during my meetings. And it is you and only you that I love. You see, losing you would just crush me." He held my face in his hands and brushed my tears away with his thumbs.
As I looked up at him, I could openly see the sincerity in his eyes and did not wait any longer. I stood on my toes and kissed him thoroughly and passionately. I poured my whole being into the kiss and I could feel the same intensity coming from Severus.
We stood there, just kissing, for the longest time of my life...and I didn't mind it one bit. My life was back. There was a purpose to live again. I was whole once more, and in that perfect moment, I knew that all would be well, that in the end, everything would work out and we would be together for now and always.
Soon after, though, Severus pulled back, clutching his left forearm. I knew he was being called. I looked at him and couldn't help but let the new swell of tears fall down my face.
"Severus, I love you. Come home safely," I said.
"I love you too. You should leave. There's no need on waiting up for me. Who knows when I'll get home." He ran into his bedchambers and gathered his Death Eater outfit. As he was leaving, he stopped to give me one last kiss before he rushed out of the door.
I turned around and flooed Dumbledore.
"Hermione dear, so good to see you! Please, come through. What brings you to my office at this hour? Take a seat, child," Dumbledore motioned to the overstuffed chair in front of his desk. I looked around for a clock. It was now midnight. I had lost all sense of time after I had left the Great Hall that evening.
"I'm sorry for disturbing you Professor Dumbledore, but I thought you should know that Severus was summoned."
"Yes, oh. You don't know. Well...um...let me see..."
"Don't fret child. I already know. However, I wish that either you or Severus would have told me sooner. It would have made it easier on the both of you. Yet on the other hand I'm glad you didn't tell me, because your relationship would have been illegal if you had confided in me or if anyone found out. But by keeping it quiet and never confirming my suspicions, there are no legal actions anyone can take.
"Now, to matters at hand: you say Severus has been summoned?"
"Yes Headmaster. And I was wondering if I could have permission to stay in his chambers until he gets back, so that I may help him if he's badly hurt. I worry so much when he leaves. I'm scared now. I have a bad feeling that the worst is to come tonight."
"I see. Yes, you have my permission to be out past hours. If anything happens, floo me immediately. Good night Miss Granger."
I quickly left after that so that I could be waiting for Severus in his quarters when he returned.
There was a loud swooshing noise that startled me awake in the chair next to the fireplace. I sat up, alarmed. I could just barely make out a tall dark figure through my sleepy eyes. He was limping towards the bedroom. I quietly followed, hoping it was Severus. The man fell down onto the bed and did not move. I put my hand over my mouth to keep from gasping. I silently prayed to whatever god was out there that this man-especially if it was Severus-was not dead.
I crept closer until I was merely a thirty centimeters away from him. With a wave of my hand, I lit a candle on the night stand, careful to seal myself within the safety of the shadows in case it was an intruder who lay on the bed.
I could see the slow rise and fall of the man's chest. I brought my gaze to the man's face and could see several slashes all over. His eyes were closed, but when I looked more closely, I could see that this man before me was indeed Severus. I gasped and rushed to his side.
I lifted his legs onto the bed and tore his clothes off of him. There were several fresh wounds on his chest. His was bleeding profusely. I summoned my wand and started to heal the less serious wounds. Madam Pomfrey would have to look him over later; right now my main goal is to keep him from bleeding to death.
A coughing sound emerged above where I was working. I looked up to see Severus staring at me.
"You shouldn't be here," he whispered.
"I wanted to make sure you were safe when you came home. I don't want you to die when I could have been there to save you." His head lolled to the side and he closed his eyes.
"I don't want you to witness what I go through. I'm trying to protect you but you won't let me," he said and looked back at me. I moved up and lightly kissed his forehead.
"Severus, you can't shelter me if we are to be together. We have to work with each other. I know there is something else to this. I can see it in your eyes. Tell me." I looked at him and I could see him give in.
"I am to bring Potter to the Dark Lord and you too. He wants to strip you of your power and keep you as his concubine. I have asked him to rethink about making you his concubine and to give you to me as my reward. I need to speak to Dumbledore, please summon him." I nodded and took off to the fireplace. I flooed Madam Pomfrey first and then Professor Dumbledore. Madam Pomfrey quickly made her way to Severus to heal his wounds and to give him some strong pain killers.
"No. I will not take those muggle drugs. I need to keep my wits about me during this last battle. Ah, Dumbledore! We need to formulate a plan by three. I have to have Potter and Hermione back by then or the Dark Lord will come here himself and destroy the castle until he finds them and me. I would rather keep him away from the rest of the children if at all possible."
Dumbledore nodded and sat in a chair nearby. He put his hand to his chin and started to rub his beard in concentration. In that moment, his age finally showed. One could see the wrinkles that permanently scarred his forehead and the crow's feet by his eyes. Freckles speckled his face lightly and his light blue eyes lost a little of the shimmer as he thought of a plan.
"Hermione dear," Dumbledore said still staring off into space.
"Yes Headmaster?" I asked, jumping off the bed-where I sat by Severus-at the sudden sound of his voice. I did not expect him to speak to me, of all people, in this critical moment.
"I need you to go and wake Harry. Bring him down here. Oh, and try not to disturb the other boys. I don't want them trying to play the hero and put themselves in danger, especially Ron. Try to keep him here if you can." Dumbledore never looked away from the spot on the wall where his concentration was fixed on.
"Yes Professor Dumbledore." I made my way over to the fireplace. Giving Severus one last look, I said, "Seventh Year Boy's Dormitory, Gryffindor," and stepped into the fireplace.
I still could not get used to the feeling of being spun around in all different directions and every fireplace in Great Britain appearing before me, and then the boy's fireplace finally came into view and I went sailing towards it. I landed on my feet, for once, and I hastily brush the worst of the soot off my clothes. I needed to get Harry out of there as quickly as I could, without waking the other boys.
I ran to Harry's bed and opened the canopy's curtains. Harry sat in his bed, hugging his knees, wide awake. He looked as if he had just seen...well, in muggle terms, a ghost. He was pale like Sir Nicholas and he just stared off into space.
I took hold of his arm and gently shook him. "Harry, come quickly. Get dressed!" I whispered vehemently. He didn't move. "Harry!" I said a little more loudly. "Come on Harry! We can't wake up the whole dorm. Dumbledore can't wait any longer!" I shook him again. He finally turned his gaze towards me.
"I knew someone would come for me, I just didn't expect it to be you Hermione. I could feel that something big was happening tonight. My scar burned." His eyes were filled with unshed tears. "I don't want to die Hermione. This is the first time I've been this scared of dying. I don't know what to do."
"Harry, this is no time to panic! You'll be fine. I swear. We have Severus on our side and Dumbledo..."
"That bastard won't help us! He's too self absorbed. He'll switched sides in the middle of the battle...depends on who's winning! The slime-ball has secured his place on both sides. All that's left to do is to show his true colors."
I raised my hand and slapped him hard across the face. Only then did I think to put a silencing charm around his bed. I snuck a look at Ron's bed. He stirred but did not wake. He was a heavy sleeper.
"Quiet! I'm tired of hearing you go on about Severus. I know you hate him with a passion that it's an art, but get real Harry! If Dumbledore trusts Severus with his life, then don't you think that says enough about his true alliance? Ugh! I don't have time for this! Harry, we have to go now. Dumbledore is coming up with a plan as we speak. We need to move before Vold-" Harry covered my mouth quickly.
"He can hear his name through our connection. Be careful." I nodded. He waited a moment before uncovering my mouth. "You said, 'Severus'. Why?"
"No time to explain. We need to move before You-Know-Who comes here looking for us. Now," I threw some clothes at him, "get dressed and come with me."
"What about Ron?" He inquired.
"We can't take him. Too many lives are at risk already."
"I won't go without him." Harry said, once he was dressed.
"Oh, yes you will. I don't care if I have to petrify you! I have my orders." Harry made his way over to Ron's bed to wake him, but I moved faster and bound him with a simple spell.
"Sorry Harry, but I warned you." I dragged him over to the fireplace and took the extra floo powder I put in my pocket, and as quietly as I could I said, "Severus Snape's Chambers, Potions Master at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry."
When we stepped out of the grate, no one was to be seen in Severus' chambers. So we headed towards the sitting room. No one was there either. Where could they be? I sighed heavily, trying to think where they might have gone, but I couldn't think straight with Harry trying to break his bonds. So I let him go.
"Geez Hermione! Did you really have to do that?"
"Yes, Harry. I was told to leave Ron at all costs." Just as I said this, Dumbledore's head appeared in the grate of the fireplace.
"Come to my office children," he said.
"What's the plan Professor?" Harry asked as soon as he came tumbling out of the fireplace. Dumbledore seemed to be hesitant in speaking. He moved so he was in front of his desk, next to Severus.
"Severus will escort the two of you to the Death Eater meeting. You two will do as you are told. At the opportune moment, I will show myself, along with the Order and a team of Aurors..." Dumbledore continued on with his plan. I can personally say that this plan was not one of his best, and with Severus, the two should have come up with something better than that. Something had to be wrong with this picture. There was something that they were not telling us. But what?
Professor Dumbledore had quit speaking and was now moving towards his fireplace. Severus hustled Harry and me out of the spacious room and into the corridor below. His legs carried him a far distance. I basically had to run to keep up with him.
"Why the hurry Severus?" I whispered.
"Running out of time. Here, take this." He handed me a bracelet. I kept up with his long strides but I staggered a bit when he handed me the piece of jewelry. It was beautiful. I was speechless. I looked up and could see the worry written plainly on his face.
"I think you're going soft. You're terrified. Why did you give me this?" I asked. Harry was at the back of my mind and I didn't care if he overheard our conversation at the moment. Who knew if I would see Severus again after we left. Stop thinking like that Hermione! Nothing will happen to him...or you.
"Going soft only for you, love. The bracelet belonged to my mother. I've made some adjustments. It now is a portkey. It will take you to the one place I know for sure is safe. You are to use it if you get in the least bit of trouble. I can't lose you, so use it, if only for my sake." I could hear the concern and love in his voice. One would not hear it if they did not know Severus well. I nodded. Our footsteps were in sync with each other. But the out of sync pair of feet reminded me that Harry was still with us.
"Do you have a portkey? I don't want to lose you either. Promise me you'll go to the same place if you're in trouble."
"Yes I have one and I swear I'll you it, if you do."
"I promise." Silence filled the halls after that. The only sounds were our shoes on the cobblestone floors and the occasional squeak of a mouse, running back into the shelter of the shadows.
We were on the grounds soon after. We walked past the gates and started on the trail to Hogsmeade. We were halfway there when Severus stopped. He beckoned us over to him and pulled a portkey out of his pocket.
"Potter, this will take you about a kilometer outside of the area the Death Eaters are to meet. There are a few bushes nearby. Take shelter in those. Miss Granger and I will meet you there shortly."
"Why are we going separately?" Harry asked. Severus gave him a glowering look and Harry quickly dropped his questioning look and held out his hand for the portkey. Severus activated it and handed it to him. In a few short seconds, Harry had vanished. We were finally alone.
"Did you think I would go into this battle without a finale kiss?" He inquired and raised his eyebrow.
"You talk as if you were going to die," I said. Not allowing him to kiss me just yet.
"I have never expected to live past the finale battle. But now that I have something worth living for, I am going to do my best to stay alive." He smiled and bent his head towards mine. His kiss was soft and light. However, I hastily changed it into a passionate and hungry kiss. He pulled away.
"I love you...my lioness," he whispered in my ear.
"I love you too," I whispered back and took hold of his waist, clinging on to him with all my might. He, in turn, held my waist and pulled me under his cloak and apparated.
A/N: Hey! I am finally un-grounded. I was grounded for two months! I finished this a few weeks ago but I couldn't post it. I've started on the eighth chapter and I promised myself that I wouldn't post this chapter until I finished the eighth one...but I can't help it. I'm too excited about getting my computer back:D Thanks again for reviewing guys! It gives me inspiration. You are my muses. :) I was staring off into space one day, trying to think of a good ending (because the way the story was going, it would have had to end soon) when it hit me: a plot twist. It's a realllly good one (in my opinion) but I can't even give this slighest hint as to what it is because that would just ruin the fun! Please R&R and tell me what you think! Love you guys ssssooo much!!!


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Albert SavageMarch 27,2013Albert Savage
ORWELL Albert Savage, 82, a longtime resident of Orwell, passed away peacefully Sunday morning, March 24, 2013, at the Shard Villa in Salisbury, with his wife by his side.
He was born May 22, 1930, in White River Junction, the son of George and Laura (Woodward) Savage.
Mr. Savage graduated from the Hartford High School in 1948.
He married Janet Gray on October 19, 1952.
For several years he was a dairy farmer in White River, prior to relocating to Orwell in 1971, where he continued farming. The farm continues to be operated by his son Allen.
He was a member of the Free and Accepted Masons Independence # 10 Lodge in Orwell.
Mr. Savage served on the board of the Eastern Milk Producers and the Eastern A.I. Sire committee. He selflessly served the Town of Orwell as a lister for over 25 years, and as a consultant lister for years after. His knowledge of the State of Vermont Statutes, and his honesty and integrity have served the town of Orwell immeasurably.
He enjoyed watching sports and was a fan of the New York Giants and Yankees.
Mr. Savage liked being outside cutting wood, using his faithful Ford tractor.
Survivors includes his wife Janet Savage of Orwell; a daughter Jill Bourassa and her spouse Guy of Enfield, CT; three sons, Andrew Savage and his spouse Joyce of White River Jct., Allen Savage, and Aaron Savage and his spouse Willy of Orwell; six grandchildren, Corinne Blair and her husband Doug in the U.S Navy stationed in Norfolk, VA, April Savage of Newport, VA, Dr. Stefanie Bourassa and Kathleen Bourassa, both of Enfield, CT, Faaron Savage of Belgrand, MT, and her fiancé Jeff Washburn, and Todd Savage of Orwell; two great-grandchildren, William and Olivia Blair of Newport, VA.
He was predeceased by two sisters, Ruth Simpson and Florence Ayer, and two brothers, Hiram Savage and Kenneth Harlow.
Friends may call on Thursday, March 28, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Durfee Funeral Home, 119 North Main Street, Fair Haven. Private burial will be at a later date in the Hartford Village Cemetery.
The family would like to thank the staff at Shard Villa for the extraordinary care he received; the staff are all angels. Thank you to Miles and Cheryl Tudhope for being special friends, and Leah Coutermarsh and Barb LaDuc for help with his care and driving to appointments.
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