@dirkmcquickly, I think it escaped you that my typing of "correction" was sarcastic. I purposely added an additional error. To prevent others from repeating your error, I've edited "Correction" to read "Correction -Not".

@ScarletHarlot - RE: "Which was very recently, and you'd think would have occurred to Michonne
and Glen, since they've both done it themselves before now."

There were walkers on the other side of the fence. That's why they didn't scale it and why Nicholas saw no way out and shot himself.

Glenn expected Nicholas to know the layout of the town and explicitly stated his expectation that Nicholas would guide them out of there safely. Why?

When herding cattle or sheep, the shepherd often has a sheep dog to keep the strays in line. Daryl's the dog in this scenario.

Do you post without reading others' comments? This was discussed in several threads upstream. Specifically, Rick had radioed Darryl, Sasha, and Abraham that a segment of the herd was breaking off toward the East and would ruin Rick's plan if they weren't wrangled in to join the larger horde. Daryl motored off to…

There was a horde of zombies on the other side of the fence. Nicholas and Glenn were completely surrounded.

They found her knife. (I was impressed they knew whose knife was whose.)

Was that the same phone Rick used at the prison, to talk to Lori and other dead people?

That, and the glance at Herschel's pocket watch.

Correction -Not:

Not to mention Daryl's magical, self-replenishing quivver and reusable bolts.

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Unless it rains.

What do you mean by, "the geography had been altered"? The feed store was burned, but its remains were in the expected place. I don't recall any other changes that would disorient him.

Rick wasn't brutal. He was defending himself.

Glenn relied on Nicholas to direct him to the best route toward safety. Nicholas choked, and (seemingly) randomly picked the direction they took. Which, like the unsafe alley Nicholas had led the larger group down earlier, was a poor call.

And to their chompers, which work surprisingly well, given how fragile their skulls seem to become.

Same here. Shades of The Governor's attack on the prison.

I agree that it would have been worthwhile trying to get some info from the guy, who seemed inclined to talk, anyway.