Unveiling The Ingenious Michonne Analogy That Deciphers The Walking Dead's A & B Discrepancy
Discover how one Michonne analogy unravels the mystery behind TWD's A and B classification.
In episode 2 of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, the focus was mainly on Michonne's quest to locate Rick. A key parallel in this episode cleverly highlighted the distinction between As and Bs. Following Michonne's departure from The Walking Dead, she embarks on a search for Rick and encounters injured survivors, Aiden and Bailey. After assisting the couple to their community, Michonne is interviewed by the group's leader. Later on, after reuniting with Rick, Michonne undergoes a similar interview with the CRM. Despite the similarities between these scenes, a significant difference is revealed, emphasizing the unique qualities of As and Bs.
Michonne's first interview in The Walking Dead's first episode of The Ones Who Live perfectly captures her true nature as an A. In this honest caravan interview, Michonne reveals herself as a selfless leader who is willing to risk her life for what she believes in. This portrayal highlights her as someone who embodies the qualities of an A, a leader who will die for their principles. The interview showcases Michonne's true personality and commitment to doing what is right, even in the face of danger.
Danai Gurira as Michonne in The Walking Dead The Ones Who Live reaching behind her back for her sword - Michonne's Honest Caravan Interview Shows Her True Nature As An A
During an interview with the leader of Aiden and Bailey's group, Michonne's true nature as an A is revealed. The group believes in always moving forward, so Michonne's choice to help strangers surprises them. Michonne explains that she assisted the injured survivors without any hidden agenda, shocking both the leader, Elle, and Nat with her selfless act. This demonstrates what sets Michonne apart as an A - her strength, independence, and willingness to help others, even if they are not acquaintances, making her a true leader.
Michonne's CRM Interview Highlights How B Characters Are Different
While Michonne does have something to gain from her interview, she is being completely honest about her motivations and goals. She simply wants to find Rick and helping Aiden and Bailey wasn't about getting leverage, it was simply the right thing to do. Michonne's mindset inspires Nat, Aiden, and Bailey to leave The Walking Dead's wagon community and help her on her journey, emphasizing how influential she is. Michonne's ability to inspire her new allies to leave their home and help on her mission is exactly what the CRM is afraid of, and is the main reason they kill As.
Michonne Hawthorne and army people from The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live - Michonne's CRM Interview Highlights How B Characters Are Different
Michonne's CRM interview portrays a stark contrast in her personality from the beginning of the episode, highlighting the difference between who she truly is and the facade she puts on. She fabricates a false narrative to impress the Civic Republic, strategically blending some truths to make her story convincing. While she pretends to desire safety above all else, hinting that the Civic Republic is her perfect haven, the truth is that her motives run deeper than just seeking refuge.
She is clearly referring to Rick, proving there is some truth to her lie. Michonne pretends that she doesn't mind being watched or that she can never leave, which is the sort of mindset that Bs would have. This contradicts her more honest interview where she shows no interest in staying with the wagon group due to having a goal that won't be stopped by anything. Her true motivation is getting home with Rick in The Ones Who Live and these interviews highlight how different As and Bs are, proving that Michonne is a leader based on her true personality.
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Episode # | Episode Title | Release Date |
|---|---|---|
1 | "Years" | February 25 |
2 | "Gone" | March 3 |
3 | "Bye" | March 10 |
4 | "What We" | March 17 |
5 | "Become" | March 24 |
6 | "The Last Time" | March 31 |
Editor's P/S:
Michonne's journey in "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live" serves as a compelling exploration of the stark contrast between As and Bs. As an A, Michonne embodies the qualities of a true leader, driven by a deep sense of purpose and a willingness to sacrifice for the greater good. This is evident in her selfless actions and her ability to inspire others to follow her cause.
In contrast, Michonne's fabricated story during her CRM interview highlights the manipulative nature of Bs. They prioritize self-preservation and seek to blend in with the crowd, even if it means compromising their true values. This highlights the fundamental difference between As and Bs: while As are driven by a moral compass and a desire to make a positive impact, Bs are motivated by personal gain and a fear of standing out. Michonne's journey thus underscores the importance of authenticity and integrity in leadership, demonstrating that true leaders are those who remain true to themselves even in the face of adversity.
